Legal notice

Updated: July 10, 2026

The site tabascorbo.ch is run by Wartek & Co, artisan producer of hot sauces based in the village of Crans, canton of Vaud, Switzerland.

Publisher

Name
Wartek & Co — artisan hot sauces under the Tabascorbo brand
Activity
Growing, fermenting, bottling and direct sales of artisan hot sauces
Seat
1299 Crans-pres-Celigny, Vaud, Switzerland
Contact
contact@tabascorbo.ch
Responsible for content
Wartek & Co

Hosting

Host
Infomaniak Network SA
Address
Rue Eugene Marziano 25, 1227 Les Acacias, Geneva (Switzerland)
Website
infomaniak.com

Design and development

Built by
PrestoWeb — Swiss web design

Pre-orders and sales

Tabascorbo bottles are produced in small batches. The online form is used to reserve a pre-order; final conditions (price, availability, shipping fees) are confirmed by email after we receive your request.

Every confirmed order is shipped via Swiss Post to the address provided. No payment is processed directly by the site.

Emblems and visual identity

The Crans coat of arms (red shield with a silver cross trefly) is used as part of the traditional cantonal usage attached to the producer's place of origin.

The Tabascorbo brand and its flaming raven are the property of Wartek & Co.

Intellectual property

All site content (text, photos, videos, labels, calavera, illustrations, code) belongs to Wartek & Co or is used with permission. Reproduction without prior agreement is prohibited.

Liability

Information about the sauces (heat level, ingredients, allergens, freshness) is provided with great care. If you have an allergy or intolerance, please contact us before ordering.

Wartek & Co cannot be held liable for direct or indirect damages related to use of the site.

External links

The site contains links to third-party sites (PrestoWeb, Infomaniak). Wartek & Co has no control over these sites.

Privacy

See the privacy policy.

Applicable law

This site is subject to Swiss law. Any dispute shall be settled by the competent courts of the canton of Vaud, subject to mandatory provisions to the contrary.