Brewery Insurance

Brewery Goods in Transit Insurance

Delivering beer to venues and bottle shops puts stock on the road, and many policies don’t cover it unless you ask.

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Example

How cover can respond in practice

A delivery van is involved in an accident and a pallet of packaged beer is crushed. Goods in transit cover can respond for the stock, while the van itself needs motor insurance, subject to policy terms.

What it can cover

Cover we commonly review with you

  • Beer in your own vehicle

  • Beer carried by a courier or freight company

  • Loss or damage from accident, theft or fire

  • Kegs, cartons and pallets

  • Short term storage in transit, where included

  • Interstate transport

Before you call

Questions to think about before you call

  1. 01

    Do you deliver yourself or use a carrier?

  2. 02

    What is the highest value you carry at one time?

  3. 03

    Do you send beer interstate?

  4. 04

    Do you sell online?

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FAQs

Usually not. Motor covers the vehicle, not the load.

Courier cover often has low limits. Separate transit cover may be worth having.

If you move chilled product, tell us.

Parcels sent to customers can be included.

Contact us

Want us to review your cover?

Send us your policy or tell us about your business and we’ll go through it with you.

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