Privacy Policy
PRIVACY POLICY RELATING TO THE BERRYS WEBSITE (WWW. BERRYBROS.COM) (THE "WEBSITE")
In this agreement, the "Website" means the Berrys website at
www.berrybros.com.
BERRYS is committed to protecting your privacy and developing
technology that gives you a safe online experience. This Privacy Policy
applies to the Website and governs data collection and usage. By using
the Website, you consent to the data practices described in this policy.
The Website is operated by Berrys, who are situated at
42, Headlands, Kettering, Northampton, NN15 7HR. We can be reached via
email at t.g@berrybros.com or you can reach us by telephone at 01536 412464.
BERRYS encourages you to review the privacy statement of
websites you choose to link to from the Website so that you can understand
how those websites collect, use and share your information. Any third
party sites that you can access through the Website are not covered
by BERRYS's Privacy Policy and we accept no responsibility or liability
for these sites.
Information you give us
We receive and store any information you enter on the Website
or give us in any other way. You provide this information when you search,
participate in discussion forums or communicate with with us by phone,
email or otherwise. As a result of those actions you might supply us with
such information as your name, address, post code, date of birth, gender,
information on how you use our services (such as type, date, time, and
information on your browsing activity when visiting the Website) and any
other information with respect of your use of the Website. We might also
ask for other specific information from time to time.
We use the information that you provide for such purposes
as responding to your requests, customising future use of the Website
for you, improving the Website and communicating with you.
Automatic information
We receive and store certain types of information whenever
you interact with us. For example, like many websites, we use "cookies" and "webbugs",
and we obtain certain types of information when your web browser accesses
the Website. Third parties might also do this on the Website. Examples
of information we collect and analyse using technology which is not readily
apparent include the Internet Protocol (IP) address used to connect your
computer to the internet; log in; email address; password; computer and
connection information such as browser type and version, operating system
and platform; the full Uniform Resource Locators (URL), click stream to,
through and from the Website, including date and time; cookie number;
pages viewed or searched for; your site history, and phone number used
to contact us. A number of companies offer utilities designed to help
you visit websites anonymously. We want you to be aware that these tools
exist.
What are Cookies and Webbugs?
• Cookies are pieces of information that we transfer to
your computer's hard drive through your web browser when you are viewing
the Website. These pieces of information allow the Website to act on information
that will make your use of the Website more rewarding. We use cookies
to enable our system to recognise your browser and to provide features
such as easier login and greater security and for storing information
about you between visits. None of these cookies contain your password,
phone number or address details in text format.
• The "help" portion of a toolbar on most browsers will tell
you how to protect your browser from accepting new cookies, how to have
the browser notify you when you receive a new cookie, or how to disable
cookies altogether. However if you turn cookies off you won't have access
to some of the features that make the Website more efficient and services
may not function properly.
• Webbugs are minute images (commonly 1 pixel x 1 pixel
to be exact) that transmit data on use of the internet
back to a computer specified by the webbug. Information fed back by web
bugs is often similar to the sort of information you will find in a cookie,
such as the sites that you have recently visited and potentially the characteristics
of the machine that you were using. You can find out more about webbugs
by visiting http://www.bugnosis.org/faq.html. The bugnosis.org site also
tells you what you can do to find out what a webbug is doing or how to
stop it coming to your computer altogether. You should remember that we
cannot guarantee that any anti-webbug software you install will not cause
harm to your computer.
Does BERRYS share the information received?
BERRYS collect and use your personal information to operate
BERRYS and deliver any services you have requested. BERRYS reserves the
right to sell to third parties.
BERRYS does not use or disclose sensitive personal information,
such as race, religion or political affiliations, without your explicit
consent.
BERRYS may disclose personal information in the following
circumstances:
• BERRYS may share data with trusted partners to help us
perform statistical analysis, send you email or postal mail. All such
third parties are prohibited from using your personal information except
to provide these services to BERRYS, and they are required to maintain
the confidentiality of your information.
• We will give out personal information as required by
law, for example to comply with a Court Order, to enforce our terms and
conditions or to protect the safety and security of users on the Website.
How secure is information about me?
• The importance of security for all personally identifiable
information associated with our users is of utmost concern to us. We take
technical, contractual, administrative and physical steps to protect all
of the user information we hold. Despite this no system is 100% secure
and you acknowledge that the information you give us is at risk.
• It is important for you to protect against unauthorised
access to your password and to your computer. Be sure to log out when
using a shared computer and take steps to make sure your personal information
has not been stored by that computer or a network connected to it.
What choices do I have?
• The help portion of the toolbar on most browsers will
tell you how to prevent your browser from accepting new cookies, how to
have the browser notify you when you receive a new cookie or how to disable
cookies altogether.
• You can visit sites on the internet that will tell you
more about webbugs and what to do about them.
• There are products which allow anonymous browsing
Conditions of use
This agreement is governed by the laws of England, where
BERRYS originates and is designed to be accessed and is deemed to be made
in England. You consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts
in all disputes arising out of or relating to the use of the Website.
Use of the Website is unauthorised in any jurisdiction that does not give
effect to all provisions of these terms and conditions, including without
limitation this paragraph.
By continuing to use the Website you agree that you have
read the Access Agreement and that you agree with all of its contents.
This agreement and the Access Agreement may be altered and for this reason
you should regularly visit the Privacy Policy on the Website as the current
version will be binding upon you.
