Welcome to RUN – TIGER d.o.o., the owner of the RUN-CHICKEN® brand (hereinafter: RUN – TIGER d.o.o.).

To use this website, you must agree to the Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, please leave the website or refrain from using it. The privacy policy described here does not apply to websites maintained by other companies or organizations with which we are affiliated. RUN – TIGER d.o.o. is not responsible for links that are not part of this website, nor for the accuracy of information on linked websites, including their products or services.

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The personal data protection policy applies to the processing of personal data carried out by RUN – TIGER d.o.o. (hereinafter the controller) or performed on behalf of the controller.

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CONTROLLER INFORMATION

RUN – TIGER, sales and consulting, d.o.o., Podskrajnik 25, 1380 Cerknica, registration number: 8324417000, tax number: SI 41113675
Questions regarding the management of personal data and exercising rights related to the processing of personal data can be sent in writing via email to: my@run-chicken.com

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PROCESSING, STORAGE, AND COLLECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

As part of providing its services, the controller processes personal data for various purposes and to varying extents. Among other things, the controller processes the following data:

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Customer data:

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• First and last name;

• Address;

• Delivery address;

• Mobile or phone number;

• Email address;

• Past or completed purchases;

• Payment details;

• Invoice number.

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Personal data of newsletter or message subscribers:

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• First and last name;

• Email address;

• Mobile or phone number.

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Personal data of participants in prize draws:

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• First and last name;

• Email address.

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Data of website visitors (the extent of personal data depends on user preferences):

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• Website usage data collected by analytics cookies (e.g., Google Analytics);

• Data on interaction with advertised content (Facebook Pixel, marketing cookies);

• Cookies on the website https://run-chicken.eu:

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1. Essential cookies (necessary for the operation of the website and cannot be disabled in our systems):

   • FPID;

   • Country;

   • tmpl_lang;

2. Analytics cookies (help us understand how users use the website so we can improve it):

   • _cs_c;

   • _cs_cvars;

   • __utma (Google Analytics);

   • __utme (Google Analytics);

   • __utmz (Google Analytics);

3. Marketing cookies (used to track users and display personalized ads):

   • __kla_id;

   • _plantrack;

   • _cq_duid;

   • _cq_suid;

   • _fbp (Facebook Pixel);

   • fr (Facebook Pixel).

4. Consent management cookies (store user privacy preferences):

   • OptanonAlertBoxClosed;

   • OptanonConsent.

5. Other cookies:

   • __ssid;

   • cs.

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LEGAL BASIS AND PURPOSE OF PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA

Depending on the purpose of processing, the controller processes personal data on one of the following legal bases:

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• Contractual obligations: For the purpose of concluding and fulfilling a contract when an individual orders or purchases a product.

• Consent: For example, when an individual subscribes to newsletters or enters a prize draw. Consent can be withdrawn at any time without consequences by contacting the controller using the contact details in this Policy.

• Legal obligations: For example, processing data to issue invoices for purchased goods or services.

• Legitimate interest: For example, sending emails when a user abandons their shopping cart or processing website visitor data to prevent, detect, and address potential misuse.

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STORAGE AND DELETION

Personal data processed based on consent is stored until the consent is withdrawn by the individual. Data on issued invoices is stored for 10 years from issuance, as required by law. Data needed to conclude and fulfill purchase contracts is stored for 5 years after contract fulfillment. After these periods, personal data is deleted or anonymized so that it can no longer be linked to an individual.

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VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF DATA

Providing personal data is voluntary. However, if an individual does not provide their data, they cannot conclude a purchase contract, as the data is necessary for delivery and invoicing.

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ACCESS TO PERSONAL DATA

The controller does not share personal data with unauthorized third parties. Only persons with a written personal data processing agreement with the controller have access to the data, i.e., processors/sub-processors who must comply with applicable laws and the controller’s requirements. Processors/sub-processors may include:

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• Providers of programming solutions, IT, and hosting solutions;

• Companies ensuring smooth purchase processing (e.g., Bankart);

• Delivery and logistics services

• Providers of marketing or analytics services

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Processors/sub-processors may process personal data only within the controller’s instructions and not for any other purposes. Employees of processors are also bound by confidentiality obligations.

Personal data may also be disclosed to competent authorities when required by applicable law or in response to lawful requests from public authorities.

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INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS

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Some of the service providers used by the controller (such as Google or Meta) may process personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA). In such cases, data transfers are carried out in accordance with the applicable legislation, including the use of Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission or other appropriate safeguards to ensure an adequate level of data protection.

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INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

Individuals may exercise their rights or ask questions regarding their personal data at any time, as described in this Policy. The controller may require additional information to reliably identify the individual and may refuse action only if they cannot reliably identify the person. The controller commits to responding to rights-related requests within 30 days; if not possible, they will notify the individual with an explanation.

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Rights include:

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• Right to information: Know what data is processed, on what basis, for what purpose, and for how long.

• Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”): Request deletion if there are no other legal grounds for retaining the data.

• Right to rectification, erasure, or objection: Request corrections, deletion, or lodge complaints regarding data processing.

• Right to withdraw consent: Unsubscribe from communications or withdraw consent for further processing.

• Right to data portability: Receive data provided to the controller in a structured, machine-readable format.

• Right to legal remedy and sanctions: File a complaint with the Information Commissioner of Slovenia or pursue legal remedies against the authority’s decisions or inaction.

• Rights related to automated processing: Not be subject to decisions based solely on automated profiling; individuals can lodge complaints if subjected to such processing.

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The controller reserves the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in legislation or business practices. Any changes to this Privacy Policy will be published on this website. Exercising these rights is free of charge unless the request is manifestly unfounded or excessive.

Last updated: 11.03.2026