Apiculture
With extensive industry knowledge, Aon have managed the insurance needs of New Zealand apiaries of all sizes, for many years. We understand the complexities of an apiculture business – and the unique set of risks that can come with it.
Agribusiness is a division of Aon New Zealand, committed to protecting and growing agricultural communities and businesses across the country.
Aon is committed to fostering the growth and resilience of agribusinesses and communities throughout the country, helping to protect an increasing range of interconnected risks.
Our brokers are passionate and experienced when it comes to the agriculture industry and understand the challenges and opportunities you face.
Available across the country, we can provide clients with the clarity and confidence to build resilient futures in an ever-changing rural landscape.
With extensive industry knowledge, Aon have managed the insurance needs of New Zealand apiaries of all sizes, for many years. We understand the complexities of an apiculture business – and the unique set of risks that can come with it.
Aon has worked with farmers in the bull sales and livestock industry for over 30 years. Providing clients with a comprehensive insurance solution, we make sure valuable livestock is protected, so that farms and agricultural communites can thrive.
Whether looking after the family farm or managing a complex multi-site dairy operation, Aon can offer comprehensive and tailored insurance solutions to suit the unique needs of the Dairy industry.
Aon offers flexible, customised equine and bloodstock insurance solutions that are designed to protect breeding stock, racehorses, sport horses and more.
Aon‘s worked with orchardists for more than 20 years and have an extensive understanding of the specific challenges faced by the crop industry. We bring local knowledge and global capability to help protect and grow agribusiness.
The forestry industry in New Zealand is consistently changing, with new and emerging risks to navigate. Aon works closely with clients to protect and thrive in this dynamic indudstry, combining local expertise with global capability and resources.
Aon is one of the only insurance brokers in New Zealand that provides cover for live plants and growing crops, providing clients with the local knowledge and expertise required to ensure their business is protected against complex risks.
No matter what part of the supply chain you are in, Aon helps to provide clients across the viticulture industry with clarity and confidence when it comes to protecting their business. From vine loss, contamination or spillage during the manufacturing and bottling process, or damage to buildings and machinery from events such as fire or flood.
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