Restaurants and production cards
Distinguish personal recipe use from a restaurant license
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The public materials and menu download are offered for personal, noncommercial use. Restaurants, caterers, and resellers need a separate agreement for protected materials and the contractual rights being offered. This particularly concerns texts, images, and assembled documents within the agreed scope.
What matters in the kitchen
An ingredient list or purely functional cooking method is not automatically protected in the same way as original expressive writing. The terms therefore do not claim blanket ownership of every dish. The protection and contractual rights relevant to a particular business use require appropriate review.
Putting it into practice
To request an offer, describe your locations, selected dishes, languages, and intended use of the documents. The agreement defines deliverables, price, and rights. Before the company licenses material, its entitlement through the rights chain must also be established; company contact details alone do not establish that entitlement.
Recipes to explore
Nutrition comes from the original cards and has not been recalculated after regional product substitutions. Articles do not replace individual nutrition or food-safety review.