XL's Sharp moves to Asia as food scandals rock global brands
Ben Sharp, a product recall underwriter at insurer XL, has relocated to Singapore from London as appetite for the product increases.
XL said there is a growing demand for product recall insurance in Asia especially among the food and beverage industry.
There is a growing awareness across the supply chain of the importance of food
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