Three plain-English guides for supplement manufacturers, contract manufacturers, brand owners, suppliers, and distributors: what product liability actually covers, what underwriters need to see, and where the claims really come from.
General liability won't respond to a supplement claim. Here's the coverage structure that does: product liability, products/completed operations, recall expense, and label defense, plus who in the supply chain needs their own policy.
Read articleSupplement product liability is documentation-driven underwriting. The records, procedures, and label practices that separate a fast, usable quote from a decline.
Read articleMost supplement claims aren't injury suits; they're labeling class actions and California Prop 65 notices. How those claims work, what they cost, and where insurance responds.
Read articleProduct liability for manufacturers, contract manufacturers, brand owners, suppliers, and distributors, with cGMP and COA underwriting, recall expense, and labeling claim defense.
General information only, not insurance, legal, or regulatory advice. Coverage and pricing are subject to carrier underwriting and policy terms. CA License #0G81238.