Insured products
The products manufactured, supplied, distributed or sold by the organisation.
Responsibility & reputation
Respond when a product is alleged to have caused injury or damage.
Product Liability addresses legal liability arising from products manufactured, supplied, distributed or sold.

Introduction
Product Liability is commonly considered by manufacturers, importers, distributors, retailers and brand owners. It can address legal liability arising from products manufactured, supplied, distributed or sold.
What it protects
The scope of Product Liability should clearly define the insured interests and the protection required.
The products manufactured, supplied, distributed or sold by the organisation.
How the programme responds to product allegations and agreed defence costs.
Bodily injury or physical damage to third-party property allegedly caused by an insured product.
Where products are sold or used and where claims may be brought.
Common events
The examples alongside help test the proposed programme against realistic situations. They guide the conversation but do not represent automatic cover.
A third party alleges that an insured product caused bodily injury.
A third party alleges that an insured product damaged its property.
Programme context
The role of the cover should reflect the operation, contractual responsibilities and potential severity of loss.
For labour-intensive production, valuable stock and delivery commitments across local and export markets.
For operations where machinery, stock, people, suppliers and production continuity work as one system.
For technically complex operations with concentrated values, specialist contractors and severe loss potential.
For businesses responsible for vehicles, cargo, terminals, timing and third-party property in motion.
Independent liability review
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Illustrative information only. Coverage, availability, limits and terms depend on the risk profile, insurer approval and final policy wording.