Biba launches environmental contractors scheme
Scheme was arranged by Biba member Direct Insurance London Market.
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has launched an environmental contractors scheme for its members.
The scheme is suitable for businesses operating across the waste and recycling industries, stated Biba.
According to the trade body environmental contractors require complex insurance but often find themselves without all the necessary protection in place.
For this reason, Biba said its new scheme incorporates a range of cover that is needed by the sector.
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