Florida Caterer Insurance
Insurance for Florida caterers who prepare and serve food at customers' locations and rented venues.
- Products exposure from food prepared off site
- Business personal property, money and employee dishonesty
- General liability, commercial auto and workers' compensation
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do insurance companies define Florida Caterer Insurance?
Caterers prepare and serve food at a customer's location or rented facility for parties, weddings, meetings, receptions, etc. Food is usually prepared off site and brought in. Because of this, the products exposure is higher due to the time delay between preparation and service of food. Caterers often provide more than just food, also offering services such as linen and dishes, chairs and tables, entertainment, wait staff, music, decorations, and alcoholic beverages. Help protect your business with Florida Caterer Insurance today!
What is the price of Caterer insurance?
There's no single price, because insurers rate each catering business on its own details. The biggest factors are the ones our quote form asks about: your number of employees and payroll; your annual sales; the square footage of your location; whether you use subcontractors and whether they're insured; the liability limits you want; and your claims history.
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Is insurance for Caterers required in Florida?
Florida requires workers' compensation once a catering business has four or more employees. Owners who are corporate officers or LLC members count toward that number; sole proprietors and partners don't, unless they choose to be covered (Florida Division of Workers' Compensation).
Event venues often require caterers to carry general liability, and sometimes liquor liability, with specific limits and to name the venue on the policy. Check each venue's contract before the event.
What other insurance should a caterer consider?
Business Personal Property, Employee Dishonesty, Money and Securities, General Liability, Employee Benefits, Umbrella, Commercial Auto, Workers Compensation