Animal Health Products Liability
What this clause says
Vendor shall maintain Products Liability insurance specifically extending to veterinary and animal health products manufactured, compounded, or distributed by Vendor, with limits of not less than $5,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate.
What this means in plain English
Products liability written specifically for veterinary and animal health applications. Some standard human-pharmaceutical products forms exclude veterinary products; some veterinary products forms exclude human products. Operators in both spaces need explicit dual coverage.
What it means for a CDMO program
CDMOs and compounding pharmacies serving veterinary markets should verify products coverage explicitly includes animal health applications. Limits sized similarly to human pharmaceutical work - $5M-$10M for sponsor MSA compliance.
How this evaluates
The Decoder applies these rules in order; the first match wins.
- animal health › coverage in place is set → Compliant: Animal health products coverage confirmed.
- animal health › coverage in place is not set → Borderline: No animal health coverage indicated.
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Map this clause against your sponsor MSA.
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Common questions about this clause
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