Your
information.
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Fully Protein is the website identity used at flyprot.org. This website provides information related to protein science, biotechnology and research materials.

For privacy enquiries, the contact details provided for Fully Protein are:

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 020 3393 8531

UK contact address:
Unicorn House Gentaur
Station Close
Potters Bar EN6 1TL
United Kingdom

The legal entity responsible for determining the purposes and means of personal-data processing must be identified in the final published version of this notice.

Personal information may be received directly when someone contacts Fully Protein by email or telephone.

• Name, professional title and organisation, where provided.
• Email address, telephone number and contact details.
• Information included in product enquiries, correspondence and requests.
• Catalogue references, requested quantities and research-related details voluntarily shared.
• Technical information such as IP address, browser details, device information and server access logs where collected by the website infrastructure.

Please avoid sending sensitive personal information unless it is necessary for your enquiry.

Personal data should only be processed for a defined purpose and supported by an appropriate lawful basis under applicable data protection legislation.

Depending on actual activities, the relevant purposes may include responding to enquiries, preparing requested product information, website security, record keeping and complying with legal obligations.

Important: The lawful bases shown above are illustrative. They must be checked against the processing activities actually performed before publishing this policy.

Cookies and similar technologies may be used by websites to support essential functions, security, user preferences, analytics or other features.

The actual cookies or storage technologies used by flyprot.org depend on its website configuration and integrated services.

Under applicable UK rules, information must be provided about cookies and similar technologies. Non-essential uses generally require valid consent, subject to statutory exceptions.

Where consent is required, the website should provide an appropriate way for visitors to make and change their choices.

Further official guidance is available from the Information Commissioner's Office .

Personal data may need to be handled by service providers involved in hosting, email, information security or other legitimate website operations.

If information is shared with third parties, the relevant organisations or categories of recipients should be disclosed in accordance with applicable data protection requirements.

Data may also need to be disclosed where required by applicable law.

Before publication, this section must be aligned with the actual hosting, email, analytics and other providers processing personal information for the website.

Some websites and communication systems use service providers located in different countries.

Where personal data is transferred internationally, applicable transfer requirements must be assessed.

Relevant safeguards may include adequacy regulations or other legally recognised transfer mechanisms, where required.

The final version of this policy should identify relevant international transfers, applicable safeguards and how individuals can obtain further information.

Personal information should not be kept for longer than necessary for the purposes for which it is processed.

Retention requirements may vary according to the type of information, the purpose of the correspondence, legal obligations and the need to maintain appropriate records.

The published policy must state the actual retention periods or the criteria used to determine them.

Personal data should be protected with appropriate technical and organisational measures reflecting the risks associated with its processing.

Measures may involve access controls, system maintenance, secure communications, backups and monitoring processes, where implemented.

No internet-based transmission or electronic storage environment can be guaranteed to be free from all risks.

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, individuals may have the following rights relating to their personal information.

Exercising Your Rights

To submit a privacy-related request, contact [email protected] .

Individuals also have the right to complain to the UK's Information Commissioner's Office where appropriate.

Official guidance: Make a complaint to the ICO .

flyprot.org contains scientific and research-oriented information and is not presented as a service specifically designed for children.

If you believe that a child's personal information has been provided through correspondence with Fully Protein, please contact [email protected] to raise the concern.

flyprot.org may link to external scientific publications, research databases or other websites.

External websites may have their own privacy practices, cookie policies and terms of use.

Visitors should review the relevant privacy notices when accessing third-party resources.

This policy may need to be updated when website functions, service providers, processing activities or applicable legal requirements change.

The published page should display an accurate last-updated date whenever the policy is revised.

For privacy questions or data protection enquiries, contact Fully Protein using the details below.