Jay's Chip Factory makes potato chips, and it gets chip bags from Bags, Inc. One day, the bag-making machine at Bags, Inc. broke down, and thus, Jay's Chip Factory couldn't get the bags it needed to bag its potato chips. Jay's Chip Factory had to shut down production temporarily while waiting on Bags, Inc. to fix their machine. Jay's lost business income may be covered under what coverage in its Equipment Breakdown Protection Coverage Form? A. Brands and Labels B. None C. Contingent Business Income and Extra Expense D. Business Income and Extra Expense
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