Why choose CMTIA for market traders and stallholders' liability insurance?
- Quick and easy online application
- Two levels of Public and Products Liability cover to choose from
- Option to add Employers’ Liability cover if you have staff
- No excesses
- Chosen by thousands of traders and stall holders across the UK to protect their businesses
- UK based expert support available on the phone
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The rates for the scheme have increased with effect from 20 December 2024. The last rating review carried out by AXA Insurance was in 2018 and we have managed to keep level terms for the last six years however due to increasing claims costs and inflation the premiums have had to be increased. We are confident that the policy continues to be competitively priced.
Public Liability insurance isn’t a legal requirement, but it is highly recommended if the nature of your business means you interact with the public or clients. Many market or event organisers will not allow you to trade unless you have Public Liability insurance and will often ask to see your Certificate of Insurance as proof.
Yes, Employers’ Liability insurance is a legal requirement, and you can be fined £2,500 every day you are not correctly insured. You can find out more about the legal requirements here – Employers’ liability insurance – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Yes, please call us on 0208 102 2400 to make any amendments to your insurance policy.
Yes, you can have up to three business partners or family members named on the policy. If you have any employees, you will need to purchase Employers’ Liability insurance. Employees are not named on the policy.
Yes, cover is provided automatically but only applies to products which are similar to those sold at physical events. Sales of products to USA or Canada are also excluded.
We can only provide cover for non-invasive treatments, using proprietary branded products only.
Some examples of procedures that we cannot cover are:
- Body piercing
- Tattooing
- Eyebrow threading
- Waxing
- Hair styling
- Physical and mental treatments