Privacy Policy I Little John & Petit Coco

(Last update November 26, 2023)

Please read Little John & Petit Coco's privacy policy carefully so that you, as a user of the website, know for what purposes we collect and process your personal data, how we protect you and what your rights are. We inform you in a transparent manner about the purposes and processing of your personal data with our Privacy Policy. If something is not clear, you can always contact us at [email protected].

1. Parties

The controller of your personal data:

Little John & Petit Coco
Leegstraat 50
8470 Gistel

VAT: BE 0886744801
Tel: +32 485 39 06 06
[email protected]

Little John & Petit Coco determines the purposes for the processing of personal data in accordance with the law of 30 July 2018 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and the Regulation (EU) 2016/679, which sets out the principles regarding General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) integrates.

Little John & Petit Coco may appoint a processor (natural or legal person) to assist in the processing of the personal data. Little John & Petit Coco ensures that this processor adequately guarantees the protection of personal data.

2. Purpose

The purpose of the collection and processing of your personal data via the website www.littlejohnandpetitcoco.com is to:

- to enable your purchase to take place;- to make the payment;- to be able to send the purchase;

- to create an account via registration;

- to log in to an existing account; to create an account via registration;

- to register for the newsletter and send it;

- to provide you with the necessary personal service;

- to be able to offer personalized products;

- to analyze the website and make the necessary improvements;

- to share data with a third party in order to achieve one of the foregoing purposes;

3. Consent

As a user of the website www.littlejohnandpetitcoco.com, you consent to the collection and processing of your personal data when you agree to the privacy policy. This explicit consent is provided by:

- Check the box where you agree to the privacy policy;

- Register for the newsletter:

- Make a purchase where you give explicit permission that you agree with the privacy policy, a purchase can never take place without this permission;

- Complete and send the contact form;

- Create an account;

4. Personal data that may be part of the collection and processing

- Surname + first name

- Adress

- E-mail adress

- Phone number

- Company name

- VAT/KVK or other VAT number

- Internet activity and interaction

- Search history

- IP address

5. Sharing personal data

We share your personal data with the following parties for the stated purposes:

- Google Adwords conversion tracking - Tool that keeps track of what actions are taken after you come into contact with an advertisement from us - United States

- Google analytics - Website statistics - United States

- Google - Advertising - United States

- Meta – Personalized Advertising – United States

- Sendcloud – Shipping platform – Netherlands

6. Retention period of personal data

Little John & Petit Coco only stores your personal data for as long as is reasonably necessary to achieve the purposes for which it is processed.

7. Changes to the Privacy Policy

Little John & Petit Coco reserves the right to make changes to the privacy policy in order to comply with legal obligations. We therefore recommend that you, as a user of our website, regularly consult the privacy policy. Where we can and deem this necessary, we will actively contact you.

8. Right to Complaint

If you believe that a right is being violated by Little John & Petit Coco, please always contact us first by email or letter ([email protected] - Leegstraat 50, 8470 Gistel) so that we can take action as quickly as possible. If you believe that this action is not sufficient, you can always contact the Data Protection Authority. Visit www.dataprotectionauthority.be for more information.

9. Applicable law and competent court

Little John & Petit Coco's Privacy Policy falls exclusively under Belgian law and any disputes in this regard fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the judicial district of West Flanders, Bruges department.