DMCA Notice

1. Sending a notice

If you believe that material available on this website infringes a copyright you own or are authorized to represent, please submit a written notice to [email protected]. Clearly identify the copyrighted work and the specific material you believe is infringing, including the webpage address or other details that will help us locate it. Explain the basis of your concern and provide the information necessary to assess your claim. OvenFresh will review notices that contain sufficient detail and consider appropriate action where warranted under applicable copyright law. Sending a report does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred or guarantee that the reported material will be removed.

2. What to include

• Your full legal name and reliable contact information, including an email address and any additional details reasonably necessary for us to communicate with you about the report.
• A description of the copyrighted work you believe has been used without authorization, such as an original bakery photograph, written product description, illustration, recipe text, graphic design or other protected creative material.
• The exact URL of each webpage containing the material you are reporting, or a sufficiently precise description of its location and appearance so that our team can identify the relevant content.
• An explanation of your ownership of the copyright or your authority to submit the notice on behalf of the copyright owner, including relevant supporting information where appropriate.
• A statement explaining that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent or applicable law.
• A statement confirming that the information in your notice is accurate and, where required under applicable law, that you are authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive right allegedly infringed, subject to any applicable declaration or penalty requirements.
• Your physical or electronic signature, as required for a legally sufficient copyright notice.

Complete and accurate information helps us identify the material in question, understand the nature of the complaint and determine whether further review is necessary. If your report concerns several separate works or multiple webpages, identify each work and location as clearly as possible. Please provide only information reasonably relevant to your claim and avoid sending unrelated personal details, payment information or confidential materials that are not necessary to evaluate the reported content. If any required information is missing, our team may request clarification before deciding how to proceed. You should retain a copy of your submission and any supporting records for your own reference.

3. Review process

After receiving a copyright notice, OvenFresh may assess the information provided, examine the identified webpage and request additional details when necessary to understand the allegation. Depending on the circumstances, the review may result in the removal of reported material, the disabling of access to a particular page or content item, or temporary restrictions while the matter is being evaluated. Any decision will take account of the information available, the nature of the material and the requirements of applicable law. Submission of a notice does not guarantee removal, and the action taken may vary according to the circumstances of each report.

If a notice is incomplete, difficult to understand or does not identify the relevant material sufficiently, we may contact the sender to request clarification or additional information before proceeding. We may also decline to take action when a submission does not provide enough information for a meaningful review or does not establish a reasonable basis for the requested action. Where appropriate, reported material may be reviewed again if further relevant information becomes available. OvenFresh does not make a guarantee concerning the outcome or duration of any review. Nothing in this notice excludes, replaces or limits any rights, defenses, procedures or remedies available under applicable law.

4. Counter notices

If you believe that material on this website was removed, restricted or made unavailable because of a mistake or misidentification, you may submit a written response to [email protected]. Identify the material affected, describe where it appeared before the action was taken and explain why you believe the decision was incorrect. Include your name, reliable contact information and any relevant facts or supporting documentation that may help us review the matter. For example, you may explain that you own the material, have permission to use it, believe the reported content was incorrectly identified or consider the use permitted under an applicable legal exception.

Where applicable law establishes a formal counter-notification procedure, additional information, statements, consent to jurisdiction or declarations may be required. A response should satisfy the legal requirements applicable to the relevant procedure. OvenFresh will review the information received and determine appropriate next steps in light of the circumstances and any applicable deadlines or legal obligations. Submitting a counter notice does not guarantee that previously restricted material will be restored. Any restoration or further restriction will depend on the available evidence, the rights of the parties involved and the requirements of applicable law. If you are uncertain about your legal rights or the requirements for a formal counter-notification, consider obtaining independent legal advice before submitting your response.