Privacy Policy

Feastables uses this notice to explain the collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of personal information across the shopping relationship.

Data Collected Through the Store

Personal information available to Feastables can include identity and contact fields, addresses, purchase and service history, payment confirmation, device or network signals, Cookie data, browsing activity, and customer-provided messages.

Google Ads and Online Measurement

Cookies help Feastables run the store, analyze performance, deter misuse, and support advertising. Our Google Ads activity can include Remarketing and Conversion Tracking, with nonessential Cookie preferences controlled through available browser, device, or store settings.

CCPA/CPRA and State Privacy Rights

Where CCPA/CPRA or another U.S. privacy statute applies, Feastables supports verified rights to access, correction, deletion, portability, disclosure information, and an opt-out from legally defined sale or sharing without unlawful discrimination.

Retention, Protection, and Updates

Feastables retains information only as reasonably needed for orders, support, security, disputes, and legal obligations and uses reasonable safeguards, although no system is risk-free. The service is not directed to children under 13. This notice may be updated as operations or law change.

Purposes for Processing

The purposes served for Feastables include completing transactions, delivery and tracking, customer care, return administration, store improvement, security, fraud control, lawful recordkeeping, and consented or otherwise permitted marketing.

Service Providers and Disclosures

To run the store, Feastables can share only necessary information with Shopify and vendors supporting payment, security, logistics, support, analytics, and advertising, as well as professional advisers or lawful authorities.

Global Privacy Control

A Do Not Sell or Share request may be sent to Feastables using the contact details below. When applicable law requires it, an enabled Global Privacy Control (GPC) is treated as an opt-out for the browser or device that transmits the signal; other requests may require verification.