Products and supply chains
Describe ingredients or components, intended users, labels, quality controls and sales territories. Supplying another business does not remove the need to review your own position.
Products liability focuses on third-party injury or property damage allegedly caused by goods you manufacture, import, distribute or sell. Your place in the supply chain and where the products are used shape the review.
Manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers supplying goods.
Describe ingredients or components, intended users, labels, quality controls and sales territories. Supplying another business does not remove the need to review your own position.
The wording determines which injury or property-damage claims and associated defence costs are covered. Review limits and geographical or jurisdictional restrictions alongside your export activities.
The cost of withdrawing, replacing or repairing your own product is not the same as liability for harm it caused. Discuss recall or contamination separately where relevant.
Describe goods and uses, sourcing countries, sales territories, turnover, your supply-chain role, quality controls, instructions and previous product concerns.
Distinguish third-party injury or damage from replacing defective goods, recall costs or professional design. Check product descriptions, territorial terms, exclusions and limits.
Tell us what you do, what is changing and what you would like to understand. We can help organise the questions and the information needed for a meaningful insurance discussion.