Grocery Stores Take on More Risk with Dine-In Services

Product recall expert at Lockton,
http://www.lockton.com/whitepapers/Harrison_US_Grocerants_Feb_2017_lo_res.pdf
While millennial habits have led to the popularity of in-store meal preparation, consumer confidence that food in grocery stores is safe is decreasing. Food safety and sanitization methods are vital to this industry and so are protocols for handling food poisoning claims. Serious damage can be done to an entire chain of stores from a food contamination claim or
Although the risks are broadening with this trend, so is insurance. Traditionally, economic loss protection insurance has been two separate policies; food manufacturing and food service. The rise of hybrid processing and service creates a new vertical integrated risk.
The new insurance policy combines exposures like foodborne illness, supplier contamination, and public health shutdown of retail locations in addition to processing exposures of accidental contamination.
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