Convenience Stores
Have you ever wondered where the description “convenience store” came from? Many think they evolved from the old general store days but the modern convenience store can be credited to Japan. These stores date back to the late 19th century and offered various products, from groceries and snacks to toiletries and even bill payment services. They were open 24/7 and called Konbini stores. These eventually made their way to America with 7-Eleven leading the way.
If you have a customer that falls into the convenience store category, Bloss & Dillard has options for general liability, excess, property, cyber, crime, pollution and liquor liability exposures. Bloss & Dillard has A+ rated carriers to review the many exposures of a “konbini” store. We can offer limits higher than 1M/2M with excess options.
The next store that comes across your desk, that needs one or more of these 7 exposures (there’s some irony in 7 coverages and a store called 7-Eleven!) think of our “convenient” option of a one-stop shop for these common risks.
