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Ozon and Ingosstrakh to end insurance program for sellers
Ozon and insurer Ingosstrakh are ending their current insurance program for sellers.
The program is for entrepreneurs who sell through Ozon.
Sellers will no longer be able to use it after October 12.
The companies have not given a reason for ending the program.
They say they will pay all compensation that sellers are entitled to receive.
They also say support measures for sellers will continue.
The announcement does not say what insurance options, if any, will be available after the program ends.
Ozon and Ingosstrakh will end their current insurance program for sellers after Oct. 12.
Entrepreneurs will no longer be able to use the program after that date.
The companies said they would pay all compensation due.
They also said they would preserve support measures for sellers.
- Who
- Ozon and Ingosstrakh, and the entrepreneurs who use their insurance program.
- What
- The companies will end the current insurance program for sellers after Oct. 12.
- When
- After Oct. 12. The article was published on Oct. 10, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
RBC published the announcement that Ozon and Ingosstrakh would end the sellers’ insurance program.
Entrepreneurs will no longer be able to use the current insurance program.
- Companies
- Ozon and Ingosstrakh
- Program end
- After Oct. 12
- Compensation
- The companies said they would pay all compensation due
- Seller support
- The companies said they would preserve support measures for sellers
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