What evidence of insurance may Anago require from a supplier as a condition of approval for the Anago system?

According to Anago's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Anago may require suppliers to present satisfactory evidence of insurance as a condition of approval. This insurance, for example, could be product liability insurance. The purpose of this insurance is to protect Anago and its Unit Franchisees against claims arising from the use of the supplier's items within the Anago system.

This requirement ensures that suppliers meet certain standards and provide adequate protection against potential liabilities. By mandating insurance coverage, Anago aims to mitigate risks associated with the use of products and services within its franchise system. This also helps to maintain the quality and consistency of the Anago brand by ensuring that suppliers adhere to specific standards and specifications.

For a prospective franchisee, this means that if they propose using a new supplier, that supplier may need to provide proof of insurance to Anago. This process helps protect the franchisee from potential liabilities related to the products or services provided by the supplier. Franchisees should ensure that any suppliers they recommend are prepared to meet Anago's insurance requirements to avoid delays or disapproval.