Overview
Safeguarding the food chain creates a need to protect livestock as a source of high-quality nutrition. Livestock production is increasing globally as farms grow and become more commercially organised to meet demand. For livestock farms, crisis management is closely associated with animal health and welfare.
Factors Affecting Premiums
Total Sum Insured and Liability Limits
Animal Health
Access to and Quality of Veterinary Services
- Local Disease Prevalence
- Transport Exposure
- Geographical Location
- Natural Hazard Exposure
Covered Events
Riots, Strikes and Civil Commotion
Impact by Vehicles, Trains or Animals
Falling Trees
Specified Destruction, Illness, Accident or Loss Following an Accidental Event
Fire, Lightning, Explosion, Spontaneous Combustion and Aircraft Impact
Earthquake, Storm, Tempest and Flood
Bursting or Overflow of Water Tanks, Appliances or Pipes
Explosion at Fuel, Oil or Fertiliser Storage Facilities
Additional Covers
Economic Slaughter Following Low-Mortality, High-Loss Disease
Compulsory Government Slaughter
Transport Restrictions Following Disease
Theft
Transit
Tailor-Made Cover
Optional Loss of Income From Livestock Operations
Exclusions and Welfare Conditions
The original page lists intentional slaughter except in certain humanitarian circumstances, surgical procedures not performed by appropriately qualified veterinarians, slaughter or euthanasia contrary to manufacturer or veterinary instructions, and failure to provide proper care for animals.
Other specified exclusions include nuclear reaction, radiation or contamination; confiscation, nationalisation or requisition; and war, invasion, hostilities, civil war, rebellion, revolution, strikes, riots and civil unrest.
Additional cover may be available for loss of income from livestock operations.
Contact
Email andreas@gkaravias.gr.
Call +30 210 36 40 618.