UN CANDLE website notice
Privacy Policy
Effective date: 11 November 2026
This notice explains the information handled through the UN CANDLE website. It is a factual website notice and should be reviewed for the laws of the markets where the business operates.
Information you choose to provide
When you use an inquiry form, you may provide contact details, company information and project requirements. The website sends those details through FormSubmit to the designated UN CANDLE business email recipients so the team can review and respond to your request.
Technical information
The hosting platform may process standard request information needed to deliver and secure the website, such as IP address, browser information, requested URL and timestamps. The website stores your cookie-choice record in your browser's local storage, including the consent version, choice and timestamp.
Optional services and external links
Optional analytics and advertising scripts are not currently loaded by this website. Language translation opens Google Translate only after you choose a non-English language. Social-media and other external links take you to services with their own privacy practices.
Purpose and sharing
Information submitted through an inquiry is used to review and respond to the requested business project. It may be handled by the website host, FormSubmit as the inquiry-form delivery service, and the designated business recipients. The site does not claim to sell personal information.
Retention and choices
FormSubmit states that form submissions are retained for 30 days in its submission archive. Business recipients may retain relevant correspondence and records according to operational needs. You can reopen cookie choices using the “Privacy & Cookies” control. To ask about stored inquiry information or current retention practices, contact the business using the details below.
Contact
Email: wxun-8@wx-un.com
Telephone: +86 198 5011 4133
This policy must be reviewed if analytics, advertising, chat, CRM vendors, payment services, new jurisdictions or different retention practices are introduced.