Traci Dooley, Hortica

As a business owner, it’s important to understand what your commercial auto policy covers — and what it doesn’t.

Business interruption can occur in many forms and impact your reputation, customer retention, cash flow, and future.

To keep your structures protected, here are some tips to make sure your property values — and insurance — have kept pace with economic changes.

The start of a new year is an opportunity to review your business plans and finances, which includes re-evaluating your insurance strategy.

It’s often the overlooked coverages that can make the difference between an unexpected financial loss and peace of mind.

When technology fails, the resulting crop loss, repairs, and time delays can stress your greenhouse’s finances.

An insurer that specializes in your industry is more likely to understand the nuances of your greenhouse — and how to protect it.

By taking steps to understand and manage your risks now, you can help protect your greenhouse and everything your team has worked hard for.

Even if delivery is just a small percentage of your greenhouse business, it carries significant risk, including your reputation.

As you assess your plans for 2023, make sure protecting your business from cyberattacks is one of them.

Learn how you can protect your business with these proactive risk management measures.

General liability and cyber liability insurance can be invaluable to greenhouse owners.

If your greenhouse transports products or equipment, it could introduce several safety risks to your drivers, company, and others on the road.

You can’t always stop unexpected events from damaging your facilities, but you can try to protect your business ahead of time.