Food and Beverage Privacy Policies
Companies in the Food and Beverage category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 10 companies in the Food and Beverage category.
Cond� Nast Publications
bonappetit.com
Condé Nast's privacy policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and clarity.
Coca-Cola
coca-cola.com
Coca-Cola's privacy policy and terms of service provide a robust framework with detailed data practices and user rights, but fall short in clarity and legal fairness, particularly regarding arbitration and data retention.
Hearst Communications
delish.com
Hearst's privacy policy and TOS are comprehensive but have areas for improvement in data retention transparency and user rights processes.
Heineken N.V.
heineken.com
Heineken's policies are comprehensive but have clarity and legal fairness issues, notably the arbitration clause and vague retention periods.
Vivino
vivino.com
Vivino excels in data security and GDPR compliance but falls short in user rights and clarity, with concerning arbitration clauses.
Food & Wine
foodandwine.com
The policy and terms are detailed but lack clarity and have one-sided legal terms, affecting user trust and understanding.
Lifeway
lifeway.com
Lifeway's policies are comprehensive but lack specificity in data practices and clarity, scoring 65/100.
Bbcgoodfood
bbcgoodfood.com
The policies have some strengths but lack clarity and detail in key areas, affecting user trust and compliance.
Eatthis
eatthis.com
EatThis.com's privacy policy and terms of service provide some user protections but have significant gaps in transparency, user control, and legal fairness.
The Jamie Oliver Group
jamieoliver.com
The policy has some strengths but significant weaknesses in data privacy and user rights, leading to a moderate score of 62.