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These Privacy Terms govern the collection, processing and use (hereinafter all together referred to as "processing") of personal data if such data relating to you is processed when using our website and/or our app, or if data is processed in the course of the provision of our services as an international container shipping line, e.g. if we initiate or execute a shipment contract.
Personal data may also be processed if you contact HLAG to receive information from us. When handling personal data, we act in strict compliance with the relevant legal data protection regulations and the following principles.
For specific information regarding the compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), please also read the specific section 17 towards the end of the document.
If you are conducting business with us, you may also be interested to learn how we process relevant information that does not qualify as person-identifiable information. We have compiled this information, which also forms a basis of our service contracts, in Section 18.
We may revise these Privacy Terms from time to time, so please check back regularly for updates and revisions.
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