Privacy Policy

How Grus Drinks handles information

This privacy policy explains how Grus Drinks collects, uses, protects, and shares information submitted through the website, producer portal, and business communications.

01

Information collected

We may collect contact details, company or winery information, messages, label-submission details, and standard website usage information.

02

How it is used

Information is used to respond to inquiries, review producer submissions, operate the producer portal, process payments, and manage business relationships.

03

Protection and sharing

Information is handled with restricted access and shared only with service providers, compliance partners, or business teams when necessary.

Grus Standard

Business data is treated with discretion and purpose limitation.

Grus Drinks collects information only for legitimate business purposes connected to inquiries, producer onboarding, label review, payments, compliance support, and partner communications.

Users may request correction or deletion of their information where applicable by contacting the Grus Drinks team. Some records may need to be retained for legal, compliance, tax, payment, or dispute-resolution purposes.

How we work

A clear path from inquiry to execution.

  1. Step 1

    Receive the request

    We identify the person, request type, relevant relationship, and information needed to respond.

  2. Step 2

    Verify and review

    We may verify identity, locate relevant records, and assess legal or operational retention requirements.

  3. Step 3

    Respond appropriately

    We provide access, correction, deletion, restriction, or an explanation where applicable.

Our commitments

Contact and inquiry management
Producer portal and label review records
Payment and transaction administration
Security-conscious access controls
Correction and deletion requests where applicable

This policy is a general description of Grus Drinks information practices. Rights and response periods may vary by jurisdiction, and lawful retention obligations may apply.