Wholesalers and Distributors Insurance

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Wholesalers and distributors play a vital role in the supply chain of the North American economy between manufacturers and retailers and commercial, institutional, and government end users. The market segment accelerates growth via greater use of technology and expansion into new and foreign markets. Chubb understands the risks that are unique to this segment, and we can proactively help wholesalers of all sizes navigate risk and thrive in today’s changing economy.

Property insurance with equipment breakdown
Industry-specific coverage that can be purchased packaged or monoline for losses caused by equipment breakdowns, with a focus on getting your company back to business as soon as possible.
General liability insurance
Coverage can be purchased packaged or monoline and include a blend of traditional insurance and alternative risk financing mechanisms to help manage your company’s liability risk.
Product recall insurance
A recall event can be debilitating to a company’s balance sheet; product recall coverage can reimburse you for expenses and other financial losses that are typically excluded on a general liability policy.
Workers' compensation insurance
Companies of all sizes can get customized coverage with features like proactive managed care to speed return-to-work timeframes, fraud detection and prevention, and litigation and recovery management.
Environmental insurance
Protect your property investments and your bottom line with our broad-based coverage for environmental threats ranging from construction project pollution to storage tank issues to mold exposures.
Umbrella & excess casualty insurance
Our robust, feature-rich policies offer insurance protection over and above your underlying policy limits and coverage options for your organization’s unique exposures.

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Insights and expertise

We keep you informed – and your business protected – with these helpful articles.
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All business sizes
Tips for managing your business’s IoT risk
The expanding internet of things (IoT) means reliance on new technology for efficiencies and profits. But along with the technology comes new cyber security and other business risks. Here’s what you need to know about IoT and your business.
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All business sizes
5 steps for creating a business continuity plan
Risk managers advise that one of the best ways to make sure your business can reopen quickly – and stay successful – after a disaster is to develop a business continuity plan.
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All business sizes
How to protect your business from supply chain disruption
Managing supply chain risk from external vendors and suppliers.
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Risk Management
School’s in session: Understanding education related risks
Learn how to identify and mitigate the greatest risks facing educational institutions.
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Risk Management
How to keep that roof over your head
Keep your roof in top shape by preventing water leaks with regular inspections.
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Risk Management
Cold weather preparedness for your business
Follow these best practices to prepare for winter weather and help minimize its impact on your facilities.
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Risk Management
Guide to safety surveillance in Life Sciences
Responding to unforeseen issues with a product's safety profile efficiently and effectively is key to protecting patient safety and a company's bottom line.
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Risk Management
Navigating risks in cleanroom environments
While critical in helping materials remain contamination-free, cleanrooms can also pose significant business continuity considerations. Recognizing these and providing suitable protections may reduce the potential and magnitude of a loss event at a life science organization.

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