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Retail & Restaurants Insurance

Business Owners Package (BOP) Insurance
for Retail & Restaurants

A BOP combines general liability, commercial property, and business interruption into one affordable policy designed for small to mid-sized businesses. For restaurants and retailers, a BOP provides broad baseline protection — covering your equipment, inventory, and liability in one straightforward package.

Industry-Specific Insight

Why Retail & Restaurants Businesses Need Business Owners Package (BOP) Insurance

A BOP combines general liability, commercial property, and business interruption into one affordable policy designed for small to mid-sized businesses. For restaurants and retailers, a BOP provides broad baseline protection — covering your equipment, inventory, and liability in one straightforward package.

Coverage Details

What Business Owners Package (BOP) Insurance Covers

Key protections included in a business owners package (bop) policy for retail & restaurants operations.

General liability — covers bodily injury and property damage claims from customers, vendors, and the public
Commercial property — protects your building, equipment, inventory, and business personal property from fire, theft, vandalism, and covered weather events
Business interruption / income coverage — reimburses lost revenue and ongoing expenses if a covered event forces you to temporarily close
Products and completed operations — covers claims arising from products you sell or work you've completed
Medical payments to customers or visitors injured on your premises
Optional add-ons for data breach, hired and non-owned auto, professional liability, and more

FAQs

Common Questions from Retail & Restaurants Businesses

What does a BOP cover for a restaurant?

A restaurant BOP typically covers your building (if owned) or tenant improvements, kitchen equipment, furnishings, inventory, business income if you close due to a covered loss, and general liability.

Is liquor liability included in a BOP?

Not typically. Liquor liability is usually a separate policy or endorsement. We help you add it to your BOP or source it separately.

What types of businesses qualify for a BOP?

BOPs are typically available for small to mid-size businesses with a limited number of locations, moderate revenue, and relatively standard risk profiles. Contractors, manufacturers, and higher-hazard industries may need separate policies. A licensed agent can confirm whether a BOP is right for your business type.

Does a BOP include workers compensation?

No — workers compensation is always a separate policy. A BOP covers third-party claims and your business property, but injuries to your employees require a dedicated workers comp policy.

Complete Coverage

Other Coverages Retail & Restaurants Businesses Commonly Need

A complete protection plan for retail & restaurants operations typically includes several complementary coverages.

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