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Bionic provides business insurance for small business, including hospitality
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Whatever ‘food’ you sell – or even if you supply ingredients to other vendors, there are risks to your business.
A customer might get food poisoning after eating or drinking something you sold them. You may have to close if your premises are flooded. And then there’s the risk of working with hot surfaces and sharp knives. Whatever the risks, you can’t eliminate them completely.
Having the right insurance for your food business can help protect it against unforeseen events and help give you a financial safety net in case you need to pay for damages, so you can focus on what’s most important — running your business.
Whatever cuisine is on offer, from pancakes and crepes to Mexican tacos and homemade bakes, you’ll still need the right amount of insurance. We can help cover the following businesses:
If you’re a food retailer or manufacturer we can also offer cover. Find more out today by starting a quote online, and our insurance team will be able to guide you through the process.
Policies will vary per provider, and terms and conditions apply, so always check the small print in your policy wording to see what’s included and excluded. Your insurance package could include:
No matter the type of food or drink you serve, if a claim is made against you, your bank account could be drained by compensation payments. So it’s important to get sufficiently insured against these risks and more:
Costs vary depending on the size of your business, where it’s located, claims history, and the policies you take out. The insurer you choose can also affect the cost.
Speak to a member of our insurance team to find out how much you can expect to pay for an annual package.
You need to be wary of correct food storage, and preparation when you run any type of food business. But mistakes can sometimes happen. When they do, it’s best to have your back covered.
Public liability insurance can be included as standard in packages with Bionic. This could help cover compensation costs or any legal fees associated with customer claims for sickness due to food poisoning.
Remember, all insurance policies are subject to terms, conditions, and exclusions. It's important to make sure you understand what is and isn’t covered by your policy.
Bionic is the comparison site for small businesses and we help and support in any way we can.
We work with a panel of trusted insurers, providing different types of cover that can be tailored to the exact needs of your food business.
We focus on getting you the right cover by carrying out a business insurance comparison to find competitive quotes that fit. Get in touch with us today by starting a quote online.
“Food businesses face real risks. The right insurance can protect your operations from kitchen to customer, ensuring your business keeps cooking."
Insurance Director, James Barwell
Speed up the process by submitting basic business details online – whenever you have time.
Schedule a call with one of our insurance brokers to discuss the details to ensure they’re correct.
Get your quotes from our panel of trusted insurers and talk any questions through with our team.
You only need a few details to get started with getting a quote online, so it’s best to have the following information ready to go:
Your business name and trade
Your policy start date
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