Privacy Policy
Protection of personal data
At ABENA, we process personal data about visitors/customers to our websites/web shops and other persons who exchange personal data with us. In this connection, we inform you in this policy about how we process your personal data so that you are aware of this.
Please note that we regularly update this privacy policy.
1. We process your personal data
Abena UK Ltd., VAT no. 3750590 (“ABENA”) is the data controller for the processing of your personal data. We want to ensure that all persons whose personal data is processed by ABENA can always be sure that their privacy is respected and that their personal data is duly taken into account.
2. Purpose, categories of personal data and legal basis
Depending on your relationship with ABENA, the processing of your personal data may be for the following purposes:
- respond to questions or requests that you have sent to ABENA;
- provide customer service in relation to your order;
- perform our obligations in connection with contracts you have signed with us, including ensuring the proper delivery of your products;
- anticipate and resolve issues with goods or services that we provide to you, including processing returned products or dealing with complaints;
- send you our newsletter if you have given your previous consent;
- comply with current legal requirements ABENA is subject to as part of our business.
Common information can be e.g. name, address, e-mail, phone number, payment terms and IP address.
Sensitive personal data may include health conditions in relation to the product you purchase from ABENA. ABENA does not process health data or other sensitive data without obtaining prior explicit consent, or in accordance with data processing agreements entered into with other data controller partners.
We do not ask you to provide sensitive personal data to ABENA. If we become aware that such data has been registered, ABENA will delete it, unless we have the necessary purpose and basis for processing it.
ABENA's processing of your personal data may take place on one or more of the following legal bases:
- Consent cf. UK-GDPR Article 6(1)(a) and Article 9(2)(a);
- Performance of a contract in connection with purchases on our webshop, cf. UK-GDPR art. 6 (1) (b);
- Compliance with current legal requirements imposed on ABENA cf. UK-GDPR Art. 6(1)(c);
- ABENA's legitimate interest pursuant to Article 6(1)(f) UK-GDPR when providing customer service, in order to be able to respond to any legal claims, to send you direct marketing or to be able to provide functional websites that require the processing of your IP address.
3. Where does the information come from
We process the personal data you have voluntarily provided to us in connection with your contact with ABENA and our websites. We do not collect your personal data from third parties.
4. Recipients of your personal data
ABENA uses data processors for the processing and storage of personal data about private customers. ABENA only uses data processors that can ensure ABENA's security requirements. We use external partners for, among other things, technical operation and improvements of our digital services, customer service, subscriptions, sending out newsletters, safeguarding our legal interests, as well as targeted marketing, including retargeting, as well as for your assessment of our company and products.
These companies are data processors and under our instructions and process data for which we are the data controller. The data processors may not use the information for any other purpose than the fulfilment of the agreement with us, and are subject to confidentiality regarding these. We have entered into written data processing agreements with all data processors who process personal data on our behalf.
5. Deletion
Personal data is only stored for as long as it is required to fulfil the specific purpose for which the data was collected. ABENA generally stores the information about you for up to five years, unless ABENA has a legal or regulatory obligation to store the information longer, or if the information is to be used to meet legal claims.
According to the UK-GDPR, you have a number of rights in relation to our processing of your personal data. These are described below: