The vegetable firm does not want the canned items to be sold under its main trade name. Coverage for the relabeling and selling the items at a reduced price can be covered by a brands and labels clause. Some MOPs will automatically cover the brands and labels exposure while for others it will need to be endorsed to other insurers' MOPs. A firm had a loss damaging some of its refrigeration equipment. As a result, the state's food inspectors declared that thousands of dollars worth of food in freezers had to be thrown away even though the food had not been damaged.
Consequential loss is the name for that sort of loss.
Some MOPs do not cover this at all while others provide coverage with a modest limit. For any firm that has cold storage of anything, my recommendation is that an adequate limit of consequential loss protection be provided. Exhibition coverage Property at fairs and exhibitions presents extraordinary loss exposures. Some of the transit exposure is the responsibility of the insured, but more commonly it is the responsibility of common carriers. Exhibitors might not be able to set up their own displays.