Last update: September 10, 2026
Sani-Marc Inc. and its affiliated entities place great importance on your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information.
When you provide us with personal information through our websites, software or applications, including PROF®, or when a retailer provides us with your personal information, we handle this information in the manner described in this policy. Our websites include the following:
This policy matters. It describes how we collect, use, communicate, and protect your personal information. This policy also includes information on how you can exercise your rights, such as accessing or correcting your information.
Our websites may contain links to other websites or resources operated by third parties not acting on our behalf, such as when you click on links related to our social media accounts. These sites and resources are governed by the policies of those third parties, and we assume no liability for them.
"Personal information" refers to any information which relates to a person and directly or indirectly allows that person to be identified. This includes a name, an online tracking identifier such as an IP address, or one or more specific characteristics related to their identity.
We collect your personal information, in particular when you:
We will only collect, use, and communicate your personal information in accordance with applicable privacy laws. For example, we will use your personal information solely for the purposes for which we have obtained your consent or for other purposes that may be required or authorized by law.
To learn more about the categories of personal information we collect and the reasons why we collect them, please see the details below.
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| Biographical Information | |
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| Information Related to Products and Services | |
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| Employment Information | |
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| Website Usage Information | |
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We use cookies as described below and in our banner.
Cookies are pieces of information that are transmitted and stored on your device to identify it or your account. They allow us, for example, to operate our websites, enhance their security, fix bugs, perform certain usage analyses, and tailor our content to better meet your needs and habits.
Specifically, our websites may use the following types of cookies:
| Types of cookies | Explanation |
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| Necessary, Preference and Functional |
These cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of our websites. They allow us to ensure essential services and functionalities, including service continuity and security. Therefore, they cannot be disabled. Preference cookies allow us to remember information that changes the behaviour or appearance of our websites, such as your preferred language, the region you are in, and video and audio settings. Functional cookies enable certain functionalities such as sharing website content on social media platforms, collecting feedback, and other third-party features. |
| LinkedIn Preference |
LinkedIn preference cookies are used to determine which LinkedIn data center is requested and for how long the LinkedIn service can use the cookie information. |
| Analytics and Statistics |
These cookies generate anonymous data on the number of visits and how visitors use our websites. This data helps us improve our services and the visitor experience on our websites. |
| Advertising |
These cookies allow us and our partners to recommend more relevant products and services to you and display advertisements, including on other sites, that take into account your tastes and browsing habits. This is what is referred to as interest-based advertising (targeted advertising). Please note that if they remain disabled, the number of advertisements will not decrease, but they will be less relevant to you. |
| Other |
Other uncategorized cookies are other analytics and statistics cookies used by our analytics platforms, among other things, to recognize our visitors. |
To review or modify your choices, click here.
The personal information identified may not be exhaustive. It is provided to help you better understand how we use the personal information you provide to us.
The way we obtain your consent (i.e., how we do so) depends on the circumstances.
We may communicate your personal information to other organizations, such as our service providers, for the purposes identified in the section What personal information do we collect and why?
In such cases, we strive to protect the personal information communicated through written agreements and commitments, requiring these third parties to adopt good privacy practices and measures consistent with our expectations and applicable laws regarding your personal information.
| Category of third parties | What they do for us |
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| Service Providers (and their own service providers) |
To operate our websites, we rely on service providers who act on our behalf. Specifically, we work with providers to:
When necessary to provide our products and services, to operate our websites, software and applications, or as otherwise required by applicable laws, we may need to communicate your personal information to our financial, legal, or other advisors. |
| Partners |
We may share your personal information with certain partners who do not act on our behalf but need this information for a specific project, such as certain temporary contests organized in partnership with other organizations. |
| Courts, law enforcement, and other public authorities |
We may share your personal information when required or permitted by law, regulation, court order, subpoena, valid request, or search warrant, or in response to an investigation or any other legitimate request. |
We will keep your personal information for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this policy, unless the law or an exceptional situation requires us to keep it longer. This could occur, for example, in the event of a legal dispute.
We currently keep personal information in Quebec, Canada. However, your personal information may be held and used in any country where our service providers are located. As a result, we may transfer personal information to countries other than your country or province of residence, where other governments may have access to it under applicable laws.
If we communicate personal information outside of Quebec, we will ensure that your information is protected at a level equivalent to that in Quebec, for example, through contractual measures.
We implement reasonable procedures and security measures to protect your personal information, whether stored on our servers or with one of our service providers.
For example, we limit access to your personal information. Only staff members who need to process your personal information as part of their duties have access to it.
We have defined the roles and responsibilities of our staff throughout the life cycle of your personal information, from its collection to its destruction.
We have put in place robust security measures to protect your personal information from loss, theft, and any unauthorized access, use, or communication. These measures include:
However, no security measure is absolute or entirely guaranteed. If you have reason to believe that your interaction with us is no longer secure (for example, if you think that the security or accuracy of the information you have provided to us has been compromised), please contact us immediately at the address provided in the How to contact us? section.
Depending on your place of residence, you have several rights concerning your personal information, including:
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You can request access to the personal information we hold about you and obtain a copy. |
You can request to withdraw your consent to our use or communication of your personal information |
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If any personal information concerning you is inaccurate, incomplete, or ambiguous, or if its collection, communication, or keeping is not authorized by law, you can request that it be rectified. If any information is outdated or no longer necessary, or if provided by law, you can request that we delete it. |
In most cases, withdrawing your consent means we will no longer be able to fulfill your request or provide the products and services you requested. Otherwise, we will inform you of the consequences of your request in our response. |
We may ask you to provide proof of identity before responding to your request. This identification information will be used only for this purpose.
To exercise your rights, please send a written request to our Privacy Officer using the contact details provided in the How to contact us? section.
You can send any requests, questions, complaints, or comments regarding this policy to the following contact details:
vieprivée@sanimarc.com
42, rue de l’Artisan
Victoriaville (Québec) G6P 7E3
Canada
This policy is effective as of the date of the update shown at the top of the page.
We reserve the right to modify this policy from time to time, ensuring that you are informed of any significant changes. When we make substantial changes to this policy, they will take effect immediately upon making the notice of change available to you.