Cookie policy

Use of cookies

Cookies are short text files or small packets of information stored by the internet browser on your device (computer, tablet, laptop or mobile phone) when you visit websites and pages on the internet. The main purpose of cookies is to make the user recognisable when they return to the Website. Some cookies have a more specific use, such as remembering user behaviour on the site and making the Website easier to use. You can find more information about how cookies work online.

How are cookies used on this Website?

We use cookies on this Website mainly to make the site easier to use, to improve how it works and to store information about user behaviour. No personal data is stored in this process, i.e. the site's cookies cannot identify you as a person, which is why the Personal Data Protection Act does not apply to the collection of this information. The information collected through cookies is usually used in aggregated form to analyse user behaviour on the Website, which allows us to improve the site's functionality, user journeys and content.

What cookies are used on this Website?

Session cookies

This type of cookie makes the site easier to use by storing information temporarily, only for the duration of your browser session. The information they usually store is what you have added to your cart, which pages of the site you have visited and how you found certain information. These cookies do not collect information from your device and are deleted automatically when you leave the Website or close your browser session.

Persistent cookies

These allow us to store specific browsing information, such as analysing visits to the site, how you reached the Website, which pages you viewed, which options you selected and where you went from this Website. Tracking this information allows us to improve the Website, including fixing errors and expanding the content. The storage period for this type of cookie varies according to its specific purpose.

Third-party cookies

Our Website contains links to other sites or embedded content from other sites, such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and partner websites. When you visit these sites or open their content, cookies from these websites may be stored on your device. These are defined as “third-party cookies”, and we have no control over how they are generated and managed. We therefore advise you to look for information about them and how they are managed on the websites of the third parties concerned.

Disabling or blocking cookies

Controlling, disabling or blocking cookies is managed through your browser settings. Please note that completely blocking all cookies may affect how the site functions, its performance and access to certain information.

How to manage cookies

All browsers allow cookies to be managed from a dedicated folder in your browser. You can block cookies, delete all or some of them, or set your preferences for the use of cookies before visiting our site. Please note that deleting or blocking cookies may adversely affect the functions of our Website and therefore your user experience.

You can find more information on how to manage cookies (including how to delete them) for the browser you use at the following links:

Internet Explorer – https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17442/windows-internet-explorer-delete-manage-cookies#ie=ie-10

Firefox – https://support.mozilla.org/t5/How-To/Cookies/ta-p/16348

Chrome – https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=en&ref_topic=14666

Safari – https://support.apple.com/kb/PH5042?locale=en_US

iOS – https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201265

Please note that restricting or disabling cookies may cause some features to stop working, incorrect operation and a limited user experience on our website.

More information

You can find more information about how cookies are used on the internet here: www.aboutcookies.org.