DMCA Policy

Effective October 23, 2026. This policy explains how copyright concerns involving content published on the Amour et Sucre website can be submitted for review and how we may respond to properly documented claims.

Copyright notices

Amour et Sucre respects intellectual property rights and expects visitors and content contributors to do the same. Website materials may include written descriptions, photographs, illustrations, graphics, logos and other creative content associated with our cakes, pastries, confections and bakery offerings. Such materials may be protected by copyright or other applicable intellectual property laws.

If you believe that material published on this website infringes a copyright you own or are authorized to represent, you may submit a written notice identifying the work and the material in question. Please provide enough accurate information for us to locate the content, understand the nature of your claim and review the matter. Submitting a notice does not guarantee that material will be removed; each report will be considered in light of the information supplied and applicable law.

Include in the notice

To help us evaluate a copyright complaint, include the following information where applicable:

Your full name and reliable contact information, including an email address and other details needed to communicate about the claim.
A clear description of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed, together with identifying information or a reference to an authorized source where possible.
The specific page URL and location of the allegedly infringing material on this website, with enough detail to distinguish it from other content.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent or the law.
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and, where required, that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
Your physical or electronic signature, as applicable to the type of notice submitted.

Please distinguish between content you own, content you are authorized to represent and material you believe is being used unlawfully. Complete, specific information can help reduce delays and avoid unnecessary follow-up. Do not include unrelated personal information or confidential details that are not needed to evaluate the complaint.

Where to send notices

Email copyright notices and supporting information to [email protected]. Use a subject line that clearly identifies the message as a copyright or DMCA notice. You may also call +1 (505) 833-1170 to ask whether a submission has been received; however, a phone call does not replace the written notice and supporting details needed to assess a claim.

Please retain a copy of the materials you submit for your own records. We may contact you if clarification or additional information is needed. Sending a complaint does not create a guarantee of a particular response time or outcome.

Review and response

We will review notices in light of the information provided and the requirements of applicable law. Where appropriate, we may remove, disable access to or otherwise restrict disputed material while a concern is assessed. We may also request additional details if the notice does not clearly identify the work, the location of the material or the basis of the claim.

Incomplete, unclear or unsupported notices may require follow-up before action can be taken. We may consider whether the reported material is protected, whether the complainant has identified the relevant rights and whether the use may be authorized or otherwise permitted by law. A report alone does not establish that infringement has occurred, and the review process is not a substitute for legal advice.

Where applicable, we may preserve records relating to a complaint and any action taken in response. Information included in a notice may need to be shared with relevant parties to assess or respond to the claim, subject to applicable legal requirements and our privacy practices.

Counter notices

If you believe that material was removed or access was restricted because of a mistake or misidentification, you may send a written counter notice explaining your position. Identify the material that was affected, describe where it appeared before removal and provide contact information so that the matter can be reviewed.

A counter notice should explain why you believe the removal was incorrect and include any statements, declarations or other information required by applicable law. Depending on the circumstances, additional procedural requirements may apply before disputed material can be restored. Submission of a counter notice does not guarantee reinstatement.

Repeat infringement and content ownership

Where appropriate and consistent with applicable law, we may take action regarding repeated reports involving the same material or accounts associated with recurring infringement concerns. Any action will depend on the circumstances, the available evidence and the requirements that apply to the particular claim.

Visitors should not copy, republish, distribute or commercially use website photographs, written descriptions, graphics or other protected content without permission unless the use is otherwise permitted by law. Similarly, submitting a copyright complaint does not transfer ownership of the reported material or establish rights beyond those supported by applicable law.

Policy updates and limitations

This policy may be updated when our website, content practices or applicable legal requirements change. The current version will be published on this page. Nothing in this policy is intended to waive any rights, defenses or legal obligations available to Amour et Sucre, a copyright owner or another party under applicable law.

Please submit copyright notices in good faith and provide accurate information. False or misleading claims, including material misrepresentations in a copyright notice, may result in legal consequences under applicable law.