Candle Makers Insurance
Public and Product Liability Insurance for Candle Makers
Annual Cover Starting
from $308
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As a wax pouring guru, we know you’ve spent hours on end getting your products just right. From testing various wax blends to trialling different wick brands and sizes. Then checking the burn time seems to take forever. Once you get that perfect combination right, you feel like you’ve struck gold. Just like selecting the right wax and ingredient ratios, it’s important you select the correct insurance and Broker for your business.
Why AUZi's Candle Makers Insurance?
Included Activities
- Market Stalls, Pop up Shops & Expos
- Retailing and Wholesaling
- E-Commerce (Online)
Your Choices
- Multiple Policy Options
- $5mil, $10mil or $20mil Limit of Liability
- Pay by Card, Bank Transfer or Monthly Instalments
Do you need Insurance to sell candles?
Yes. As a Candle Maker, your business activities and the products you sell are exposed to many risks. Whether you’re creating the product itself and selling them online, at the markets, in a local shop, or to your customers lighting them up in their homes – the risks that you’re exposed to could result in a claim that would jeopardise your business and your livelihood.
Supported Products
- Aroma Beads
- Candle Accessories including Wick Trimmers, Snuffers & Dippers (Excl. Matches, lighters)
- Candles - including Soy Wax, Palm Wax, Bees Wax, Coconut Wax & Paraffin Wax
- Candle Holders
- Electric Burners 1
- Electric Diffusers 1
- Essential Oil Burners
- Massage Candles
- Melts
- Reed Diffusers
- Tealight Burners
1: Must be purchased from within Australia (no importing). Electrical Diffusers sales must be less than 10% of turnover.
What's does our Candle Makers Policy Cover?
Public Liability Insurance
Public Liability Insurance is designed to protect you and your business against Personal Injury or Property Damage arising from your business activities.
Products Liability Insurance
Products Liability Insurance is designed to protect you against Personal injury & Property damage arising from the products you have sold.
Your Dedicated Contacts
Chat live with our Specialist Brokers, Nicole & Tracy by hitting the live chat bar below. Only available during Office hours.
Alternatively, give us a call on 1300 939 698, or email us at mail@auzi.com
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Got a Question?
Here's some of our Frequently Asked Questions for Market Stall Holders;
I also teach candle Making/workshops. Can you cover me?
We can definitely look at covering your teaching and workshop activities. Though this fits under a different policy. For soap and candle making workshops, you can get a quote here. Or, to get confirmation, email us at mail@auzi.com
Can dried flowers and crystals be used in Candles?
Yes, dried flowers and crystals can be used in candles. However, the wick must be the only combustible item in the candle at all times. If the flowers and/or crystals become combustible then this is not an accepted risk to the Insurer. You can read more on this here.
The candle connoisseurs at Lemon Canary sum up the answer perfectly in this blog post. Have a read if you would like some guidance to ensure your beautiful candles comply
Are refills covered?
Refills of candles can be covered. However, the refills must be the products that you sold originally. Moreover, you must ensure a visual check and quality control is done on the container prior to refilling it.
Can I increase my Limit of Liability after purchase?
Yes, you can increase your Limit of Liability by logging in to your MyAUZi account and selecting the UPGRADE COVER option. You simply then need to follow the on-screen prompts.
Can AUZi Insurance cover bath and body products under a candle maker policy?
Unfortunately, no. However, we also have a soap and candle makers policy that can cover soaps, candles and vast range of bath and body products.
On the Blog
Implications of Cancelling your Product Liability Insurance
Products Liability is an occurrence-based wording. This means, the insurance needs to be in place at the time the incident occurred for there to be a valid claim.
If you cancel your insurance today and an incident is notified and/or occurs tomorrow for a product or service you provided last week, you will not be covered. Read more on this here.