Pizza Delivery Insurance

Yes. Because you’re delivering food, you’ll be open to a specific set of risks which a generic insurance policy may not cover. By tailoring a policy to your specific requirements as a pizza delivery company, you can ensure your company has the financial protection it needs.

If you have to pause business operations for some reason the financial impact can be devastating. Business interruption insurance will cover any lost income you suffer as a result.  Typically, you will have cover for lost profits following damage to your premises caused by fire, flood or storm for example.

They may be limits to how much cover some insurers are willing to provide. A policy may also be invalidated if you fail to take certain precautions. When you take a quote with Brisco Business, you will be presented with a range of options from different insurers and can choose the policy that best meets your needs.

You may be able to reduce the cost of premiums by limiting how much cover you take out. However, this may leave you financially exposed if you have to claim a substantial amount. The best way to cover your costs, though, is to shop around. By searching for the best quote, you can find the most appropriate and affordable policy for your requirements and that’s where Brisco Business can help!

The cost of your pizza delivery insurance policy depends on a variety of factors. These include the covers you need, the size of your business and any past claims. Generally, the more likely you are to make a claim, the higher the cost of your insurance policy.

For a business, a takeaway or restaurant that delivers food should consider employee liability insurance and public liability insurance. This will protect them against claims made either by employees or customers. Individuals who deliver food need Hire and Reward insurance, also known as C3 insurance/food delivery insurance.

Takeaways and restaurants need public liability insurance to protect them against claims from members of the public. This includes people who might suffer food poisoning or other illnesses as a result of eating their food.

If you are an individual delivering food, you will need Hire and Reward insurance, also known as C3 business insurance or food delivery insurance. If you don’t have the right insurance, you run the risk of a fine.