Data Protection Statement

We utilise data that you voluntarily make available via our website (such as your name, your company, address and contact information, including your telephone number, email address or fax number) to send you information you request through the website, i.e. publications. If you send us an enquiry per email (regarding a press release, an event or other enquiry, for example) we will send our reply to your email address. After processing your enquiry, we may use your data for a limited timeframe exclusively for internal administrative purposes so that we might deduce the types and number of enquiries we have received per internet.

Whenever you access our websites, information is automatically collected by our provider which is not attributable to any one individual (such as the internet browser and operating system utilised; the domain name of the website through which you reached us; the number of visits, the average length of stay, the pages accessed). We have no influence on this collection. We also have no claim to the release of additional data from our provider. In other words, it is not possible for us to draw conclusions on your real address based on the collected IP address.

In order to identify a user during his or her period of use of our websites, we place cookies (small data files) on your hard drive, which you can readily delete. With the aid of a session ID saved within the cookie, server-end data can clearly be associated with a user during each access. Our cookie contains no personal information so your privacy is protected.

Who has access to the data?
We fundamentally pass on no personal data, unless, by way of exception, law or a court ruling requires it.

Site Usage and Information Agreement:
By using this website, you agree with the collection and utilisation of your data by us as described in the Data Protection Statement. If changes are made to the Data Protection Statement, these will be reflected on this website.

Naturally the Data Protection Statement applies only and exclusively to our own domain. We have no influence on data use of third party links of other websites insofar as these are linked to us. Should you find links on this website that are no longer valid, please inform us so we can update the link.

Please send any questions, concerns or statements concerning these conditions by email to Michaela Niedereichholz at: niedereichholz(at)food-professionals.de or write to the following address:
The Food Professionals Köhnen AG
Michaela Niedereichholz
Kohlentreiberweg4
45549 Sprockhoevel
Germany

Disclaimer:
Information made available on this server has been carefully checked. Nonetheless there is no guarantee for the correctness, completeness, quality or updated accuracy of data or information provided.

Copyright notices:
Texts, photos, graphics or layouts on these pages are subject to international copyright law. Unauthorised use, reproduction or transmission of individual content or complete pages will be prosecuted under criminal and civil law. According to German civil law, an order to cease and desist, compensation, cession or destruction of copy devices as well as public announcement of the verdict are possible. Claims for damages can be awarded by the court in the form of fines of up to € 250,000.00 or sentencing up to six months. In individual cases, prosecution may result in imprisonment of up to 5 years.

This website uses the open source analysis tool Piwik (www.piwik.org) to generate statistical analysis on  the use of the site. Piwik stores the collected data (e.g. time, requested page, used browser, operating system) in a database. The information generated by Piwik is completely anonymous and  cannot be used for identification of individuals. IP addresses are being redacted before they get into the database to meet the legal requirements. A combination of the stored data with other data sources or a passing on to third parties is not taking place.