DEFINITIONS
“CGU”: Refers to the General Conditions of Use of the Site.
“Publisher”: Means the GRANDROSE Company whose legal information appears on this page.
"Site": Refers to this website and all the pages it contains, available from the address www.legrandrose.com "User": refers to the person who accesses the Site regardless of the means and terminals used.

OBJECT
These T&Cs define the rights and obligations between the Publisher of the Site on the one hand, and the User on the other, as defined in the preamble hereof .

ARTICLE 1 - ACCESS TO THE SITE - ACCEPTANCE OF THE T&Cs
The Site is accessible free of charge anywhere to any User with Internet access. All costs incurred by the User to access the Site (hardware, software, Internet connection, etc.) are his sole responsibility.
By accessing the Site, the User signifies his acceptance of the T&Cs. The terms of the T&Cs may be modified at any time by the Publisher without these modifications requiring any prior information from the User. The T&Cs and their modifications commit the User. It is therefore recommended that the User regularly consult the T&Cs in order to be aware of the latest version of the T&Cs put online.

ARTICLE 2 - DATA COLLECTION
Personal data
Navigation on the Site can be done without entering the User's personal information.
Certain services provided by the Site (in particular the "contact" section), may however require the User to enter personal data in order to allow the Publisher to respond to his request, and in particular his surname, first name, email, or phone number.
The User acknowledges and accepts that the personal information concerning him communicated by him on the Site may be collected and processed by the Publisher for non-commercial use.
In accordance with the “Informatique et Libertés” law of January 6, 1978 amended by the “LCEN” law of August 6, 2004, the User has the right to access, modify, rectify and delete personal data concerning him. , by writing to the following address: mcourdavault@grandrose.fr or grandroseexcellence@gmail.com

ARTICLE 3 - PURPOSE OF COLLECTION
The purpose of the data collection referred to in Article 2 hereof is:
- to allow the Company to respond to the User's requests, or to contact the User by e-mail in order to keep him periodically informed of certain subjects;
- to send the User any publications of the Company;
to respond to complaints, requests for information and questions from the User;
-in general, to allow optimal operation of the Site for the benefit of the User.

ARTICLE 4 - CONSERVATION PERIOD OF PERSONAL DATA COLLECTED
In accordance with article 32, 8° of law n°78-17 of January 6, 2018 "relating to data processing, files and freedoms", the Company will keep personal data only for the duration strictly necessary to carry out the purposes defined in article 3 of these conditions on the Site and will not in any case exceed the duration of 2 (two) years after the last exchange with the User.
At the end of the aforementioned period, all of the User's personal data will be kept for a maximum period of 6 months before being definitively destroyed.

ARTICLE 5 - PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA

The Company takes care to strictly respect the protection of the personal data communicated by the USER (hereinafter the personal data) and undertakes in this regard to ensure the confidentiality of the personal data transmitted to it.
In accordance with article 32 of law n°78-17 of January 6, 1978 "relating to data processing, files and freedoms", the USER has a right of access, rectification, deletion and opposition, portability of personal data and withdrawal of consent without affecting the legality of the processing of data concerning him.
To exercise his rights, the USER must send a written request that is clear, precise and justified, accompanied by a copy of a valid identity document to the following address:
GrandRosé
35-37 avenue du Gros Chêne,
PA les Bellevues – 95220 Herblay
or by email: mcourdavault@grandrose.fr or grandroseexcellence@gmail.com The USER is informed that in the event of communication of erroneous, incomplete or fanciful data, any request based on the aforementioned article 32 cannot so that he acknowledges that the Company cannot be held liable in this regard.
The USER also acknowledges that the collection of certain data may be imposed for a regulatory or contractual reason and that he may thus be required to provide the personal data requested.
The USER also has the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority of his choice and in particular with the Commission Informatique et Libertés located at 3 place Fontenoy – 75007 Paris, if he considers that one of his rights would have been the subject of a violation in respect of the processing of his data.
In accordance with article 40-1 of law n ° 78-17 of January 6, 1978 as modified by law n ° 2018-493 of June 20, 2018, the USER is informed that he can give directives relating to the storage, erasure and communication of their data after their death.
A person may be designated to carry out these directives. The latter then has the capacity, when the person is deceased, to read the directives and request their implementation from the data controllers concerned.
These guidelines can be:
- general, when they concern all the data concerning a person or;
- specific, when they only concern certain specific data processing.
The USER is informed that when these guidelines are general and relate to all the data of the deceased, they may be entrusted to a trusted third party certified by the CNIL.
When it comes to specific directives, they can also be entrusted to the data controllers in the event of death. They are subject to the specific consent of the person concerned and cannot result from the sole approval by the latter of the general conditions of use.
In the absence of directives given during his lifetime by the person, the heirs will have the possibility of exercising certain rights, in particular:
- the right of access, if necessary for the settlement of the deceased's estate;
- the right of opposition to close the user accounts of the deceased and oppose the processing of their data.

ARTICLE 6 – COOKIES

6.1 The "cookie" is a text file sent by the Site to internet browsing software which will then be stored in the memory of a computer or mobile phone for the purpose of memorizing the preferences of the User. , its parameters, but also to determine the frequentation of the Site, to broadcast advertising campaigns and in general to understand the interests of the User using the Site.

Cookies can have a variable lifespan.
Cookies called "session" continue to be displayed only if the User's browser is open. They will be automatically deleted when the User closes his browser.
Cookies called "permanent" continue to be active even if the browser is closed and can recognize the User's device when a new session is opened.
The purpose of this article is to inform the User of specific information concerning the cookies used by the Company when using the Site.
In addition to session cookies, the User is informed that the Site uses the following cookies:
-Google Analytics,
- Google AdWords Conversion Tracking, and
-Google Remarketing.
Google uses cookies which are stored on the User's computer.
They make it possible to analyze the use of the Site by the User.
The information provided by cookies is transmitted to a Google server in the United States for recording purposes. Google may, if necessary, communicate this information to third parties in the event of a legal obligation or when third parties process this data on behalf of Google, and in compliance with the legal obligations in force.
Google Analytics collects the information anonymously.
The User is thus informed that the statistics of the site do not contain information allowing the direct identification of visitors, so that no personal data concerning him will be brought to the attention of Google Analytics.
The cookies used are double-click cookies intended to communicate the data to third parties who process it in order to make remarketing possible for products in the context of online advertisements and in particular AdWords advertisements.
For the complete understanding of the User and without this constituting a series of exhaustive information, the latter is informed that the times of the visits, the indications concerning the number of visits or the criteria having led the navigation of the USER to the Site are stored in cookies.
With regard to Google Adwords Conversion Tracking, a cookie is used to determine the performance once the User has clicked on an AdWords ad.
As part of Google Remarketing, the User is informed that his use of the pages of the Site is recorded anonymously. advertisements to their areas of interest.
The User is thus informed that no personal data allowing his identity to be known is collected or recorded by the said system.

6.2 The Company uses cookies whose purpose is to indicate the User's previous visit to the Site.
Due to the purpose observed by these cookies, the User is informed that they do not allow his identification, so that no personal data is collected when they are stored on the computer terminal.
Cookies are used exclusively by The Company to personalize the services of the Site.

6.3 When browsing the Site, the User's computer terminal may store one or more cookies from Business Partners, the purpose of which is to identify their areas of interest and collect browsing data in order to adapt the advertising offer addressed to him outside the Site.
The User is informed and expressly acknowledges that the Company cannot exercise any control over the cookies used by third parties.
However, the Company will make its best efforts to ensure that the Business Partners agree to process the information collected on the Site in accordance with law n ° 78-17 of January 6, 2018 "relating to data processing, files and freedoms and that the latter take all measures intended to ensure the security and confidentiality of the data collected.

6.4 The User benefits from the possibility of expressing his wishes regarding the management of cookies by means of the “Help” section located in the toolbar of his browser.
This toolbar tells him how to refuse new cookies, how to deactivate them or how to be informed of their reception.
The User also has the option of manually deleting cookies.

6.5 The User may deactivate or delete similar data used by software by modifying their settings or by visiting the software publisher's website.
Such a browser configuration may deprive the User of certain content and/or functionalities of the Site.
In such a case, the Company cannot be held responsible for the consequences arising from the loss of performance of the Site resulting from the impossibility of using the cookies necessary for its operation.

6.6 The User is informed as necessary that each browser makes available to him a protocol intended to allow him to notify his choices in terms of cookies, for which he will find the access methods below:
- For Chrome™ browser settings: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=fr&hlrm=en - For Firerox™ browser settings: https://support.mozilla .org/fr/kb/enable-disable-cookies-preferences - Regarding Internet Explorer™ browser settings: https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/17442/windows-internet-explorer- delete-manage-cookies - Regarding Microsoft Edge™ browser settings: https://privacy.microsoft.com/fr-FR/windows-10-microsoft-edge-and-privacy - Regarding browser settings for Opera ( https://help.opera.com/Windows/10.20/fr/cookies.html - For Safari™ browser settings: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path =Safari/3.0/fr/9277.html - Regarding the use of cookies by Google Adwords Conversion Tracking and Google Remarketing: google.com/ads/preferences and their deactivation www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out. asp The User is also informed that he can deactivate Google Analytics using an “Add on” browser at the following address: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=fr .
The User is also informed that he can obtain additional information concerning advertising on Google and data protection under http://www.google.ch/intl/fr/policies/technologies/ads/ .
When using a mobile terminal, the User may specify whether or not he wishes the Safari™ browser to accept cookies by accessing the "Settings" category and selecting the "Never", " Visited sites” or “Always” in the “Accept cookies” tab.
If the User wishes to delete all cookies on Safari™, he must go to the “Settings” tab and then select “Delete cookies”.
To delete cookies on Android, the User must go to the “Menu” tab then “Settings” then “Delete all cookies”.

6.7 The User is informed that certain web pages of the Site may contain web beacons whose purpose is to count the number of visitors to the Site.
The User is informed that these web beacons can be used with the Partners of the Company in order to measure and improve the effectiveness of the Site and that the information obtained is only intended to gather statistics on the frequentation of the Site and remains strictly anonymous.

ARTICLE 7 - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

The Site and the elements that make it up (texts, photos, videos, music, applications, brands, logos, graphic charter, domain name and all other distinctive signs appearing on the Site) are the property of GRANDROSE or appear on the site with the agreement of the rights holders concerned.
Any reproduction, representation, adaptation, imitation, distribution, and/or partial or total use of the Site and/or its elements for any purpose whatsoever, free of charge or against payment, and by any means whatsoever without the agreement prior written consent of GRANDROSE is prohibited.
The creation of hypertext links to the Site by the User is possible provided that it does not affect the material or moral interests of the Publisher and its affiliated companies, that it does not create confusion on the source services and/or content.

ARTICLE 8 - RESPONSIBILITY

The Publisher declines all responsibility in the event of improper or illicit use or exploitation of all or part of the content of the Site. The Publisher cannot be held liable in the event of any errors, lack of availability of the Site, or presence of viruses on the Site. It is up to each User to take all appropriate measures to protect their own data and/or software from virus contamination.
In the event that the Site offers references or hypertext links redirecting to websites published by third parties, the Publisher cannot under any circumstances be held responsible for the content of said sites, their developments, updates or content. and cannot be held responsible for any damage or prejudice that may result for the User.
The Site may evolve, be temporarily or permanently interrupted without prior notification to the User. The Publisher makes no commitment to maintain permanent and uninterrupted access to the Site.

ARTICLE 9 - SECURITY

Personal data is processed for the purpose of ensuring adequate security by means of technical and/or organizational measures relevant to the state of the art, including in the context of protection against unauthorized or unlawful processing as well as against accidental loss, destruction or damage.
Depending on the needs, the risks, the costs and the purpose of the processing, the Company with regard to an impact analysis will take measures which may include the pseudonymization and encryption of the data.
The Company implements a procedure aimed at regularly testing, analyzing and evaluating the effectiveness of the technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of the processing.

ARTICLE 10 - ACCEPTANCE

The User acknowledges that he has read this privacy and data protection policy and that he has fully understood its content.
He therefore expressly accepts the terms and conditions by ticking the following box:
- "In my capacity as a User of the GRANDROSE company website, I expressly consent, after having read all of the above stipulations, to the legal notices and general conditions".

ARTICLE 11 - APPLICABLE LAW - COMPETENT COURTS

The Site, its content and these T&Cs are governed by French law. Any dispute related to the application, interpretation or non-performance of the present will be the responsibility of the competent courts of Paris.