Terms of service

Terms of Use:

This site boulangerieduviaur.fr is offered in various web languages (HTML, HTML5, Javascript, CSS, etc.) for better usability and a more pleasing design. We recommend using modern browsers such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.

BOULANGERIE DU VIAUR takes all necessary measures to ensure reliable and up-to-date information on its websites. However, errors or omissions may occur. Users should verify the accuracy of information with the Editorial Manager and report any changes they consider necessary. The company is not responsible for the use made of this information or for any direct or indirect damage resulting from it.

Cookies:
The site boulangerieduviaur.fr may ask for your acceptance of cookies for statistics and display purposes. A cookie is a file placed on your hard drive by the server of the site you visit. It contains data stored on your computer that the server reads and records on subsequent visits. Some parts of this site may not function without cookie acceptance.

Hyperlinks:
Websites may offer links to other websites or Internet resources. EURL BOULANGERIE DU VIAUR has no control over these linked sites and does not guarantee their availability or content. It is not responsible for any damages resulting from the content, products, services, or usage of these external sites. Risks related to their use lie solely with the user, who must comply with their terms.

Users, subscribers, and visitors may not create hyperlinks to this site without prior express permission from EURL BOULANGERIE DU VIAUR. Requests to create hyperlinks must be emailed as indicated on the site. The company reserves the right to accept or refuse without justification.

Services Provided:
All activities and information about the company are presented on boulangerieduviaur.fr. The company strives to provide accurate information, but it is not exhaustive, and photos are non-contractual. Information may change without notice.

Contractual Limitations on Data:
Information is updated periodically but may contain inaccuracies or omissions. If you notice any issues, please report them by email at boulangerieduviaur@gmail.com, describing the problem in detail (page, device, browser, etc.).

Any downloaded content is at the user’s own risk; the company is not responsible for damages or data loss caused by downloads. Users agree to access the site with updated, virus-free equipment and a modern browser.

Hyperlinks to other Internet resources from this site do not engage EURL BOULANGERIE DU VIAUR’s responsibility.

Intellectual Property:
All content on boulangerieduviaur.fr—including graphics, images, texts, videos, animations, sounds, logos, gifs, and icons—is the exclusive property of the company, except trademarks or content belonging to partners or authors.

Any reproduction, distribution, modification, adaptation, retransmission, or publication, even partial, is strictly forbidden without express written permission. Such unauthorized use constitutes copyright infringement under articles L.335-2 and following of the Intellectual Property Code. Violations may lead to civil and criminal liability.

Disputes:
These site conditions are governed by French law. Any disputes relating to their interpretation or execution fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts where the company’s headquarters are located. The official language for dispute resolution is French.

Personal Data:
Generally, you are not required to provide personal data when visiting boulangerieduviaur.fr. However, for certain services, you may be asked to provide information such as your name, role, company name, email, and phone number, e.g., when filling out the contact form.

You may refuse to provide personal data, but then you will not be able to use some site services, such as requesting information or receiving newsletters.

We may automatically collect some information during your visit, such as site usage data, visited areas, accessed services, IP address, browser type, and access times.

These data are used solely for internal statistics to improve the quality of services offered. Databases are protected under the law of July 1, 1998, implementing Directive 96/9/EC on legal protection of databases.