Plastic food packages play a crucial role in our daily lives, serving as a means to package, store, and transport various food items. However, ensuring food safety requires understanding the relationship between plastic packages and the food they hold. Certain properties and uses of plastics can raise concerns regarding food safety.
To ensure the safe use of plastic food packages and maintain food safety, it's crucial that they meet specific standards. Proper selection of plastic packages, their use under suitable conditions, and their recycling are essential for both food safety and environmental sustainability.
Some important points to emphasize on this topic include:
Migration and Chemical Contamination: Migration refers to the transfer of chemical substances from plastic packaging to food or beverages in contact with the plastic. Such transfer can lead to the presence of unexpected chemical components in foods. The rate of migration is influenced by factors such as the type of plastic, the type of food, the duration of contact, temperature, acidity, and fat content. Contact with plastics, especially those with high-fat content, can increase the transfer of fat to the plastics.
BPA &amp; PHTHALATES: Some types of plastics, particularly those containing Bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates, may contain chemicals of concern due to their hormonal effects. Many countries have restricted or completely banned the use of such substances in food containers.
Certifications &amp; Standards: Adherence to stringent standards and certifications in the production and utilization of food containers is paramount for ensuring food safety. Regulatory bodies such as the FDA establish comprehensive guidelines and regulations for plastics employed in food contact applications.
Proper Use and Storage: It is crucial to use and store plastic food packages under appropriate conditions. These packages should be used within certain temperature ranges, cleaned properly, and replaced when necessary.
Recycling and Environmental Impact: Proper recycling of plastic packages and minimizing their environmental impact is important. Sustainability and environmentally friendly practices play a significant role in the use of plastic food containers.
In conclusion, while plastic food packaging is prevalent in the food industry, it's crucial to be mindful of food safety considerations. Minimizing migration and chemical contamination risks, reducing the use of harmful substances like BPA and phthalates, adhering to relevant certifications and standards, employing proper usage, storage practices for plastic food containers are essential for ensuring consumer safety and the integrity of the food supply chain.
Additionally, the recycling and environmental impacts of plastic food containers should not be overlooked. Sustainability and eco-friendly practices play a significant role in reducing the environmental effects of plastic waste.
Therefore, it is crucial for consumers, manufacturers, and regulators to collaborate on finding and implementing solutions to minimize the safe use of plastic food containers and their environmental impact. Making informed choices is key to contributing to a safer and more sustainable future for both health and the environment.
What do we do?
In this regard, we maintain strict adherence to quality and regulatory standards. We hold ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, and FDA International compliance certificates. Our quality department conducts regular internal audits and fieldwork to ensure the effectiveness of our quality standards. We continuously strive for improvement by identifying areas for enhancement and setting action plans during 'Quality Management System Review' meetings. We are committed to ensuring product safety and minimizing migration risks. Our rigorous analysis and testing procedures guarantee that our products are BPA Free.
To enhance awareness among our employees regarding quality, food safety, occupational health and safety, environmental policies, and energy management, we organize regular training sessions and implement specialized studies to improve their knowledge and skills.

Plastic Food Packages & Food Safety

We're thrilled to announce that we have renewed our UN certification for our product with code 001, underscoring our unwavering commitment to quality and sustainability. We are proud to share our Production and Production Plant Conformity Certificate and The Scope of Conformity of Production Certificate from TSE with our valued and prospective customers.
The U.N. Certification process involved rigorous audits and assessments of our production site conformity and design type approval. Our team, including the dedicated members of our quality department, worked tirelessly to ensure that our products meet the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
Receiving the U.N. Certification is a significant achievement for us, as it demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing our customers with the best possible products. It also reflects our values of innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our team for their hard work and dedication, as well as to our customers for their continued support.
We look forward to continuing to uphold the high standards set by the U.N. Certification and to providing our customers with products that meet and exceed their expectations.
Stay tuned for more updates from Polipa as we continue to innovate and strive for excellence in everything we do.

Our UN Certification Has Been Renewed!

Margarine has been a staple in households for decades, offering a versatile and delicious alternative to butter. But have you ever wondered how margarine is made and packaged? Having long served the margarine sector with our stylish and practical products, we recognized the importance of understanding the natural production process behind margarine. In this article, we explore the details of margarine production and packaging stages.
Margarine Production Process
Margarine is made from a variety of vegetable oils, including soy, palm, or sunflower oil. The production process starts with distilling the oil to enhance quality by removing impurities. Subsequently, hydrogen atoms are added to the oil molecules through hydrogenation to enable the margarine to remain solid at room temperature.
After hydrogenation, the oils are blended with water, emulsifiers, salt, and other ingredients to create the margarine spread. The mixture is then pasteurized to ensure it is free from harmful bacteria before being cooled and packaged.
Packaging Margarine
Packaging plays a crucial role in preserving the freshness and quality of margarine. Plastic packaging is a popular choice for margarine due to its durability, flexibility, and ability to protect the product from light, air, and moisture.
Margarine is typically packaged in round or rectangular shapes, using materials such as polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE). These materials are food-safe, lightweight, and recyclable, making them ideal choices for margarine packaging.
Before margarine is filled into plastic packaging, the packaging must be clean and sterile, meeting food standards. Once these conditions are met, the margarine is poured into the packaging. The packaging is then sealed with foil or lids, depending on the manufacturer's preference.
The production and packaging stages of margarine require meticulous attention to detail to ensure a high-quality final product.
At Polipa, we provide the necessary solutions for 'PACKAGING,' which is an important step in obtaining the best margarine for our customers. Join us in making your products delicious and sustainable. Benefit from our IML Technology (In-Mold Labeling) for branding your products.

The Journey of Margarine: From Production to Packaging

We are excited to announce our participation in the upcoming Anuga FoodTec, taking place from 19.03.24 to 22.03.24 in Cologne, Germany. Anuga FoodTec is one of the leading global trade fair for the food and beverage industry, showcasing innovative technologies and solutions for all aspects of food production.
Why Attend Anuga FoodTec?
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Identify sectror needs
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Stay ahead with new technologies
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Network with industry professionals
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Support for customers in Germany and neighboring countries
At our dedicated exhibition space, located in Hall 8.1, Stand C050, we're excited to showcase a comprehensive selection of over 100 products that can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of various industries. Understanding the importance of brand alignment and visual appeal, we have integrated an advanced 3D Studio into our presentation. This innovative feature will allow you to visualize your brand in conjunction with our products in a three-dimensional format, offering a tangible sense of how our packaging can enhance and complement your products.

Join Us at Anuga FoodTec!

In our country, various types of halva are widely consumed, with tahini halva being one of the most favored and nutritious options. Typically savored after meals, tahini halva holds a special place in our culinary traditions which is T&uuml;rkiye.
Tahini is a pure sesame product, made by grinding peeled and roasted seeds without any additives. Tahini contains about 54% oil, 28% high-quality protein, and B vitamins, making it a valuable and nutritious foodstuff.
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Tahini halva is prepared by sugar, water, citric acid or tartaric acid, and, if needed, edible glucose syrup, after incorporating tahini. Once the sugar syrup is caramelized and whitened with soapwort, it is blended with tahini using the appropriate technique, kneaded, and supplemented with additives and flavoring agents if required. This results in a solid, homogeneous mixture with a fine fibrous appearance.
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Tahini halva can be prepared plain or enhanced with ingredients such as cocoa, nuts, pistachios, walnuts, and dried fruits. Additionally, vanilla and essences can be added for aroma, along with sugar, glucose, or their blend. Some variations may include molasses as well.
The process steps for the production technology of tahini and tahini halva can be explained as follows:
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Production of tahini from sesame seeds,
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Production of malt (syrup for tahini halva),
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Whitening of malt and mixing with tahini to obtain halva dough,
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mixing and kneading process,
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Molding and cooling process,
&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Packaging.
Once cooled and allowed to rest, the products are usually packaged using polypropylene packaging. They are commonly available in packages weighing 40 g, 80 g, 250 g, 500 g, 1000 g, or 2000 g in the market. The packaged products are stored in a cool and dry place.
Click the link to view the halva packaging:
<a href="https://www.polipa.com/en/product">https://www.polipa.com/en/product</a>
The quality and health attributes of the packaging material play a crucial role in packaging selection. It's imperative that the chosen packaging is hygienic, user-friendly, and durable. Plastic containers for halva ensure freshness and preserve flavor integrity. PP (Polypropylene) packaging stands out for its resistance to chemicals, heat, and stress, alongside moderate hardness and glossiness, making it a popular choice for halva packaging.
Manufacturers of plastic packaging produced through injection molding can enhance brand longevity without the necessity of additional labels by employing In-Mold Labeling (IML) technology. With this approach, desired designs can be incorporated inside the mold during product production.
You can read our article below for detailed information about In-Mold Labeling (IML) technology.
<a href="https://www.polipa.com/en/blog/what-do-we-mean-by-in-mold-labeling-iml-technology-20">https://www.polipa.com/en/blog/what-do-we-mean-by-in-mold-labeling-iml-technology-20</a>
Resources: <a href="http://www.researchgate.net">www.researchgate.net</a>&nbsp;

Helva Production and Packaging Selection

What is Cancer?
Cancer is a malignant disease characterized by abnormal cell proliferation in the body, which can damage the originating tissue and potentially spread to nearby and distant tissues. When the proliferating cells are blood cells, the condition is termed leukemia, which is a type of blood cancer. The proliferation of cells in various organs leads to the formation of tumors specific to those organs. Childhood cancer is the third leading cause of death among children aged 1-14 in Turkiye, following heart diseases and infections.
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Types of Cancer
Childhood cancers encompass cancer types occurring in individuals aged 0-18. Tumors are 100 times more prevalent in adults compared to children, with varying types of tumors. Leukemia stands as the most common type of childhood cancer in both Turkiye and worldwide. In previous years, lymph node cancers ranked as the second most common type, but now, similar to developed countries, brain tumors have become the second most prevalent in our country, as well. Following them, in order, are lymphoma (Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma), neuroblastoma, Wilms tumor, and soft tissue sarcomas (rhabdomyosarcoma). Tumors in the bone, skin, eye, and liver are less common.
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Cancer Prevention Strategies
&bull; Healthy, natural, and balanced diet
&bull; Engaging in physical activities
&bull; Protection from environmental carcinogens
&nbsp;&bull; Avoiding radiation and magnetic fields
&bull; Prevention of chronic infections
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In the 1960s, only about 20% of childhood leukemias could be cured. However, today, more than 70-80% of them can be cured, and about 80% of childhood tumors can achieve complete recovery with treatment. Globally, approximately 300,000 children and young people receive their first cancer diagnosis each year. In Turkiye, approximately 3,500-4,000 children and young individuals are diagnosed with cancer annually.
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Most Common Types of Childhood Cancer:
&bull; Leukemia (blood cancer)
&bull; Brain Tumor
&bull; Lymphoma (lymph node cancer)
&bull; Neuroblastoma (adrenal gland tumor)
&bull; Wilms Tumor
&bull; Sarcoma (muscle and soft tissue tumor)
&bull; Bone Tumor
&bull; Retinoblastoma
&bull; Germ Cell Tumor
&bull; Liver Tumor
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As Polipa, we say #sarıyıfarket and invite you to raise awareness. For detailed information, visit: www.kacuv.org&nbsp;

We are diligently working to raise awareness for International Childhood Cancer Day on February 15!

What is Solar Energy?
It is a form of power utilized globally. It serves both electricity generation and heating purposes. The primary production method is photovoltaics (PV), commonly referred to as solar cells. These devices directly convert sunlight into electricity. It was invented at Bell Telephone Laboratories, USA in 1954. PV is one of the most prominent renewable energy technologies. It will play a crucial role in the global mix of electricity production. The second production method is known as CSP, which stands for Concentrated Solar Power. Mirrors are utilized to concentrate solar power in the process. These concentrated rays heat a liquid, serving as a steam-maker, which is then used to activate the turbine and generate electric power. Commonly used in large-scaled electricty power plants. One of the major advantages of a CSP (Concentrated Solar Power) plant, in contrast to a solar PV (Photovoltaic) plant, is its capability to generate electricity even after the sun has set. This is achieved through the use of molten salts capable of storing heat.
Potential of Solar Energy
Turkey's solar energy potential exceeds fossil energy sources by more than 10,000 times. The solar energy potential, equivalent to the entire surface of the world, is 50 times the known coal reserves and 800 times the known petrol reserves. By the end of 2014, global electricity generation from solar energy had reached a level of 117 GW.
Turkey has an annual solar energy potential of 110 days, and it is capable of producing 1,100 kWh of electricity per square meter. (M. S. Cengiz, M. S. Mamiş. 2016. Termal G&uuml;neş Enerji Kullanımı ve CSP Sistemlerinin Verimlilik Analizi, BEU Fen Bilimleri Dergisi)
Why is Solar Energy Important?
Solar energy is safe, eco-friendly, and doesn't contribute to greenhouse gas fluctuations. Installing solar energy panels on the roofs of homes or plants is an uncomplicated and secure method to contribute to a sustainable future. Solar power is an infinite resource utilized in fields such as electricity production and heating. It enhances the national economy by diminishing reliance on energy imports.
At Polipa, we are committed to passing on a healthier and greener world to future generations through consistent sustainable practices, aligning with our deep respect for the environment. Your value is paramount to us, and we prioritize the responsibility of entrusting a sustainable world to you.
You can follow us on social media to support our #ReviveTheCircle transaction.
@polipaglobal
Resource: <a href="https://yenader.org/tr_tr/gunes-enerjisi-nedir/">https://yenader.org/tr_tr/gunes-enerjisi-nedir/</a>

We Aspire to Create a Sustainable World, Contributing to Future Generations by Utilizing Solar Energy Panels.

When it comes to ice cream, Italy is the first country that comes to mind! At Polipa, we've selected SIGEP as the perfect stage to reveal our masterpiece &ndash; the GELATO SERIES!
Our team conducted thorough market research to present your essential and vibrant ice creams with our modern packaging, especially tailored for the summer months. Our aim was to set a trend in the ice cream industry, and with the positive feedback received in the initial days of the fair, we are moving forward with confidence. We are delighted to share the innovations we have implemented at Polipa to meet the diverse needs of our customers.
We aimed to differentiate the ice cream sector with our products developed in three different volumes. The geometrically shaped ice cream packaging we created in volumes of 560 ml, 1190 ml, and 2300 ml had already captured the interest of our customers before the project came to life. The efforts of our Design Department and R&amp;D Team on the project are invaluable. We endeavored to create an ice cream packaging that could be hailed as the finest, putting forth our utmost effort in the process.
To enable our customers to showcase their brands optimally, we utilize In-Mold Labeling (IML) technology to produce our products with customized label designs. For further insights into this technology applied to both the lid and the body, visit this link <a href="https://www.polipa.com/en/blog/what-do-we-mean-by-in-mold-labeling-iml-technology-20">https://www.polipa.com/en/blog/what-do-we-mean-by-in-mold-labeling-iml-technology-20</a> &nbsp;to read 'What Do We Mean by In-Mold Labeling (IML) Technology?

We proudly launched our new Gelato Series at SIGEP!

CHOCOLATE HISTORY PROCESS
Cocoa, initially produced by the Aztecs, was introduced to Europe as a beverage by Spanish sailors in the 15th century. Its popularity surged in the 19th century with the transformation into chocolate, incorporating milk and sugar. The rich history of chocolate is based on approximately 3000 years.
Chocolate, in its modern form, originated in the 19th century, with the first production occurring in England in 1876. Derived from the seeds of the cocoa tree, chocolate is a nutrient-rich, energy-providing food.
SUMMARIZE THE PRODUCTION PROCESS
Cocoa beans are obtained and subjected to a washing process to remove foreign matter. Some ingredients are used for cocoa butter production. The cleaned beans are roasted in an oven. Afterward, the rolling process, commonly known as tossing, initiates. Within this stage, the outer shell separates from the edible tips, and the roasted beans undergo crushing between rollers, with air used to separate them from each other. Cocoa butter is acquired through hydraulic pressing of the cocoa solution. This cocoa butter is utilized in chocolate production, and the pressed cake is pulverized to create cocoa powder. The final products are packaged and made available for sale.
SPREADABLE CHOCOLATE
Spreadable chocolate has become a primary product in consumers' breakfast routines. Whether savored during a lively family breakfast, as a pick-me-up during the midday slump, as a sweet treat after dinner, or to satisfy late-night cravings, spreadable chocolates are positioned to delight consumers at any moment. Behind this perfect flavor lies a fascinating process, and packaging plays a crucial role in preserving it. Polipa packages excel in supporting customers in this regard. Our packaging shields spreadable chocolate from external factors, ensuring the flavor remains tasty. This circumstance enables you to savor the authentic taste of thoughtfully selected ingredients, sweetening your meals with every bite.
Transparent packaging options offer consumers a visual delight as they navigate supermarket shelves. Leveraging our IML technology, we empower you to display the brand on the product label as desired. We invite customers to indulge themselves without even opening the package.
In addition to all of this, we prioritize the future by manufacturing our products from recyclable 5th-grade PP raw material. Our endeavor align with our motto "LESS IS GREEN," and we invite you to join our "REVIVE THE CIRCLE" movement, contributing to the revitalization of sustainability.

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Information Collected 
Subject to the terms of this Privacy Policy and applicable data protection laws and regulations, we use cookies and other tools (such as web analytics tools and tracking pixels) to automatically collect information about you when you use Polipa Plastik's website.&nbsp;
The information we obtain automatically may include:&nbsp;
&bull; Information about the type of browser you are using&nbsp;
&bull; Details of the web pages you are viewing&nbsp;
&bull; Your IP address
&bull; The hyperlinks you clicked&nbsp;
&bull; Your username, profile picture, gender, networks, or other information you share when using Third Party Sites (for example, when you use the &ldquo;Like&rdquo; function on Facebook or the +1 feature on Google+)&nbsp;
&bull; Most of the web browsers you visit before entering Polipa Plastik's website are initially set to accept cookies.&nbsp;
You can change the settings to block cookies or to alert you when a cookie is sent to your device. If you disable cookies, your experience on our website may be affected.&nbsp;
Use and Retention of Personal Data &nbsp;
In cases where we collect personal information for a specific purpose, we will not retain the information for longer than is necessary for that purpose, unless we are obliged to retain it for legitimate or legal business reasons. In order to prevent accidental or malicious removal of information, once we delete information from our services, we do not immediately delete remaining copies from our servers or remove information from our backup systems.&nbsp;
Sharing of Personal Data&nbsp;
As a general rule, we do not share your personal information with third parties. However, we may also share your personal data with companies, organizations or individuals other than Polipa Plastik in cases where we believe it is necessary to disclose the information for legal purposes. If we share your personal information with any third party, it is our duty to make our best effort to ensure that they keep your information secure, take all reasonable measures to protect it against misuse, and only use it in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable data protection laws and regulations. Polipa Plastik does not sell personal information, except in cases where we sell all or part of our business (for example, in connection with the sale of a brand) or in the event of a merger, consolidation, change of administration, reorganization or liquidation of all or part of our business.&nbsp;
Transfer of Personal Information 
We may transfer your personal information to servers outside your country of residence or to the trusted third parties in other countries so that they can process your personal information on your behalf. If you are using our website or otherwise providing your personal information to Polipa Plastik, you consent to us doing so in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy and data protection laws and regulations in force. Please note that the legal protections for personal information in many countries are not the same as in your home country. When your personal information is in another country, the courts, law enforcement and national security authorities may have access to your information pursuant to the laws. Subject to such lawful requests for access, we assure you that persons processing your personal information outside your country will be required to take measures to protect the information and be only authorized to process it in accordance with Polipa Plastik's directions.&nbsp;
Personal Data Protection &nbsp;
We take all reasonable precautions to keep your personal information secure and require that third parties who handle or process your personal information for us do the same. Access to your personal information is restricted in order to prevent unauthorized access, alteration or abuse, and only our employees and agents who are required to know are permitted.&nbsp;
Amendments to Our Privacy Policy &nbsp;
We may amend this Privacy Policy from time to time by posting the current version of the Privacy Policy on Polipa Plastik Websites. You will be given reasonable notice of any material amendments. We encourage you to visit frequently to learn about how we use your personal information.

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We encourage protecting the privacy of our users. We also value the trust you have shown us by providing us with your personal information. We will always use your personal information in a way that is fair and respectful of that trust. Essentially, it is possible to use Polipa Plastik's web pages without conveying personal data in any way. However, if a user wishes to benefit from some of our company's special services through our website, it may be necessary to use personal data. In cases that require the use of personal data, although it is not required by law, we will request a consent from the person concerned that he/she has given his/her consent. The processing of personal data such as the name, address, e-mail address or telephone number of the person concerned will always be done in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the country-specific privacy policy applicable to Polipa Plastik. As part of this privacy policy, our company aims to publicize the nature, scope and purpose of the personal information we collect, use and process. In addition, the persons concerned are informed of their rights under this privacy policy. In the event that your data is processed, we will take all appropriate measures to ensure that your information is not misused and is kept secure. However, no absolute protection can be guaranteed, as Internet-based data transmissions can often have security vulnerabilities. For this reason, the persons concerned also have the opportunity to send personal data to us via alternative means (e.g. by mail).
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The address, telephone and e-mail address information are shared below so that you can contact the data controller. You can contact the data controller if there are any questions, problems and requests regarding your personal data. Within the scope of the disclosure obligation, you will be contacted and informed at the soonest possible date.
Polipa Plastik Ambalaj Sanayi ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi
Adres : &Ccedil;anta Beldesi Sancaktepe Mah. G&uuml;rpınar Cad. No:6 Silivri/İstanbul
Telefon : +902127466060
E-Posta : info@polipa.com

Privacy and Security Policy

Protection of Personal Data Clarification Text
As Polipa Plastik Ambalaj Sanayi ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi (&ldquo;Polipa&rdquo;), we show utmost sensitivity to the security of your personal data. As Polipa, we attach great importance to the processing and preservation of all kinds of personal data belonging to all persons associated with Polipa, including those who benefit from our products and services, in accordance with the Law on Personal Data Protection No. 6698 ("LPPD"). With the full awareness of this responsibility, we process your personal data within the following scope and conditions in the capacity of "Data Controller" in accordance with the LPPD. You can review the Polipa's Privacy and Cookies Policy to get more detailed information about the methods and for what purposes your personal data is processed and stored by Polipa.&nbsp;
1. What is Personal Data?&nbsp;
Personal data is defined as all kinds of information related to the identified or identifiable real person pursuant to the LPPD. Accordingly, the name, surname, date of birth, identification number, e-mail address, phone number and similar information you share with us are called personal data. Polipa collects your personal data when you share it directly with Polipa, through automated means or through other sources such as third party platforms.&nbsp;
2. What is the purpose and basis of processing your personal data?&nbsp;
Polipa will process and store your personal information in order to fulfill our legal obligations due to your product and service relation with Polipa and to keep you informed of developments in this context. In line with the purposes listed above, Polipa will process and store your personal data within the purposes and scope specified herein, based on your explicit consent, or if it is directly related to the establishment or performance of the contract between you and Polipa, or where required by our legitimate interest, provided that it does not harm individual's fundamental rights and freedoms.&nbsp;
3. To whom and for what purposes do we transfer your personal data?&nbsp;
Your personal data may be shared with Polipa shareholders, our direct/indirect domestic/foreign affiliates, domestic/international persons and institutions (companies providing services such as cargo, shipment, call center, database, cloud, etc.) that represent us together during the continuation of the business relationship and/or that we cooperate with in order to carry out our business activities. Furthermore, personal data is shared with public institutions including but not limited to courts due to our legal obligations. In addition, Polipa may share your personal data about your visit to the websites and traffic information such as your navigation information with public institutions and organizations that are legally authorized to request this information for the purpose of your security and the performance of Polipa's obligations under the relevant legislation.&nbsp;
4. How We Store Your Personal Data?&nbsp;
Your personal data shared with our company will be stored on Polipa's domestic/international secure servers in accordance with the relevant legal regulations, KVKK provisions and Polipa standards. In this context, Polipa takes the necessary technical and administrative security measures established by legal legislation to ensure the security of your personal data.&nbsp;
5. How long do we keep your personal data?&nbsp;
Pursuant to Article 7/f.1. of the LPPD, your personal data will be deleted, destroyed or anonymized by us when the purpose for the processing of your personal data ceases to exist and/or when the legal periods for which we are obliged to keep your data in accordance with the relevant legislation expire.
6. What are your rights arising from the Law on the Protection of Personal Data?&nbsp;
Pursuant to Article 11 of the LPPD, to the extent that your personal data is processed by Polipa in its capacity as data controller, you will be entitled; to learn whether any of your personal data is processed; to request information about the processing activities of your personal data; to learn the purposes of processing your personal data; to learn about the third parties in the country or abroad if your personal data has been transferred thereof; to request correction of personal data in case of incomplete or incorrect processing; to request the deletion or destruction of personal data in case the reasons requiring the processing of that personal data expire; to request that those deletion and correction procedures be notified to third parties that the data has been transferred; to object to adverse consequences that may arise as a result of the processing of that personal data through automated systems; and to claim compensation for damage in case you suffer damage due to unlawful processing of your personal data. The requests in your application will be concluded as soon as possible according to the nature of the request and within thirty days at the latest.&nbsp;
7. How can you exercise your rights regarding your personal data that you have notified to us?&nbsp;
You can exercise your rights set out in Article 11 of the LPPD and listed above by writing to info@polipa.com e-mail address, by contacting +902127466060 or else by sending your request in writing to the address of &Ccedil;anta Beldesi Sancaktepe Mah. G&uuml;rpınar Cad. No: 6 Silivri/Istanbul. In this framework, necessary notifications will be communicated to you.

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