Last review: February 12, 2026

Cookie Policy

What is a cookie?
In English, the term “cookie” means “biscuit”, but in the context of web browsing a “cookie” has a completely different meaning.
When you access our Website, a small amount of text known as a “cookie” is stored in your device’s browser. This text contains various information relating to your browsing, your habits, your preferences, personalisation of content, etc.
There are other technologies that work in a similar way and are also used to collect data about your browsing activity. In this document, all of these technologies are referred to under the generic term “cookies”.
The specific uses we make of these technologies are described below.

What are cookies used for on this website?
Cookies are an essential part of how the Website works. The main purpose of our cookies is to improve your browsing experience.
For example, they allow your preferences (language, country, etc.) to be remembered while you browse and on subsequent visits.
The information collected through cookies also enables us to improve the Website, tailor it to your interests as a user, speed up the searches you perform, etc.
In certain cases, if we have obtained your prior and informed consent, we may use cookies for other purposes, including gathering information that allows us to show you advertising content based on the analysis of your browsing habits.

What are cookies NOT used for on this website?
The cookies we use do not store any sensitive information that could personally identify you, such as your name, address, password, etc.

Who uses the information stored in cookies?
The information stored in the cookies on our Website is used exclusively by us, except for those identified as “third-party cookies”, which are used and managed by external entities that provide us with services aimed at improving the user experience.
By way of example, statistics relating to the number of visits or the most viewed content are usually managed by Google Analytics.

How can you avoid the use of cookies on this website?
If you wish to avoid the use of cookies, you can REFUSE their use or CONFIGURE which cookies you wish to allow or block (in this document we provide detailed information on each type of cookie, its purpose, recipient, duration, etc.).
If you have accepted cookies, we will not ask you again unless you delete the cookies from your device in accordance with the instructions below.
If you wish to withdraw your consent, you will need to delete the cookies and configure them again.

How can you disable and delete cookies?
The Data Controller makes information about its Cookie Policy available in the footer menu, as well as in the cookie banner accessible from all pages of the Website.
The cookie banner provides essential information about data processing and allows the User to:
• ACCEPT or REJECT the installation of cookies, or
• withdraw consent previously given.

To restrict, block or delete cookies from this Website (as well as those installed by third parties), you can change your browser settings at any time. Please note that this configuration varies depending on the browser used.
Below are links to instructions on how to enable or disable cookies in the most common browsers:
• Firefox
• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Edge
• Safari

What types of cookies are used on this website?
Each website uses its own cookies. On our website, we use the following cookies:

ACCORDING TO THE ENTITY THAT MANAGES THEM

First-party (or internal) cookies:
These are cookies sent to the User’s device from equipment or a domain managed by the publisher itself, and from which the service requested by the User is provided.

Third-party cookies:
These are cookies sent to the User’s device from equipment or a domain that is not managed by the publisher, but by another entity that processes the data obtained through the cookies.
Where cookies are served from equipment or a domain managed by the publisher, but the information collected is processed by a third party for its own purposes (for example, improving its services or providing advertising services for other entities), such cookies cannot be regarded as first-party cookies.

ACCORDING TO THEIR PURPOSE

Technical cookies:
These are necessary for browsing and the proper functioning of the Website. They allow, among other things, traffic and data communication to be controlled, the session to be identified, access to restricted areas, registration for or participation in an event to be managed, visits to be counted for the purposes of billing software licences, security elements to be used while browsing, content to be stored for video or audio playback, dynamic content to be activated (for example, loading animations), or content to be shared via social networks.

Analytics cookies:

These allow the number of Users to be quantified and, therefore, statistical measurements and analyses to be carried out on Users’ use of the Website.

Preference or personalisation cookies:

These allow information to be remembered so that the User accesses the service with certain characteristics that may differentiate their experience from that of other users, such as the language, the number of results to display in a search, or the appearance or content of the service depending on the browser type or the region from which the User accesses the service.

ACCORDING TO THE DURATION THEY REMAIN STORED

Session cookies:
These are cookies designed to collect and store data while the User accesses a web page. They are generally used to store information needed to provide the service requested during a single session (for example, a list of selected products) and are deleted at the end of the session.

Persistent cookies:
These are cookies whose data remain stored on the User’s device and can be accessed and processed for a period defined by the cookie controller, which may range from a few minutes to several years. In this regard, the need to use persistent cookies should be specifically assessed, as privacy risks may be reduced through the use of session cookies. In any event, where persistent cookies are installed, it is recommended that their duration be limited to the strict minimum necessary in light of the purpose pursued. For these purposes, Opinion 4/2012 of the “Article 29” Working Party stated that, for a cookie to be exempt from the requirement for informed consent, its storage period must be linked to its purpose. Accordingly, session cookies are much more likely to be considered exempt than persistent cookies