Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information and have a computer or mobile device to download when you visit the Web site. When you return to a website – or you visit a site that uses the same cookies – these cookies will recognize the page and thus recognizes the browser tool as well.

Cookies are carrying out a number of tasks to help sites, for example, allow you to better navigate through the pages, the site can remember your preferences, and generally improve your browsing experience. They also are a help to the ads that show you match your interests.

What kind of cookies do we use?

Cookies used on the site can be classified into four categories according to the classification of the International Chamber of Commerce: session cookies are essential, performance monitoring or analytical cookies and functional cookies, targeting or advertising cookies.

Essential Session Cookies

These cookies are vitally important in order to navigate our site, and to gain access to secure content. Without these cookies the site’s many features do not work. These cookies do not collect information about you profiling or for marketing purposes.

The use of cookies in this category can not turn off at  the Web site settings.

Analytical and performance monitoring Cookies

These cookies collect anonymous information about the way as the visitors use the site, for example, that  which side the visitors look at the most, or  are they receive an error message on the pages. These cookies do not collect personal identifiable information; the information collected is anonymous and is only used to improve site performance.

Functional cookies

These cookies allow to or website to remember to your choices (such as user name, language or region you are in) and to personalize content and extra features on the site for you. These cookies can also be used to set-up changes you have made to remember this site (such as font or fontsize). They can also be used to provide the functions requested by you, such as watching a video, or a blog post. What information is collected by these cookies, also anonymous, not be available to your browsing activity on other sites is monitored.

Without these cookies a site you can not remember your choices previously set and will not be able to personalize your browsing experience.

Targeted or advertising cookies

These cookies collect information about your browsing habits. They remember what you looked at on a website, and this information is shared with other organizations such as advertisers too. This is done in order to provide you with ads appearing that are related to your interests. Although these cookies keep track of you to other sites, usually They do not know who you are.

If these cookies are disabled does not terminate with the emergence of online advertising. However, without these cookies in online advertising that appears they will not relate to your interests.

Cookies Setting

Using the browser settings you can turn off or delete all cookies. If you want to do this, follow the instructions of your browser (usually in the top navigation bar of the “Help” or “Tools” or possibly under the “Edit” menu item is located). Please note, however, that if you turn off the use of cookies, each of the affected Web site that you just used. In addition, you may even not have access to the secure area of this site, such as your accounts online; or you may notice that a variety of templates, such as application forms, shopping baskets or customized devices not registered your details as you navigate between them.

What happens cookies downloaded in the past with?

If you chose to disable cookies through your browser, you will not use the information we collect about cookies. However, we can use the information previously collected. You can also choose to delete existing cookies from your browser.

28th of July 2016