Cookies are small text files that a website may store on a user’s device. They may be used to ensure the correct operation and security of the website, remember preferences, obtain statistics or, subject to consent, measure advertising activity and perform profiling or remarketing. Cookies may be first-party, when they are managed directly by the website being visited, or originate from third-party services integrated into website pages, and they may last only for the browsing session or remain stored for a defined period. Technical and necessary cookies are those required for the operation of the website or to provide functions requested by the user and do not require prior consent. Analytics cookies are used to measure website traffic and usage: they may be treated as equivalent to technical cookies only where the conditions established by applicable law and the competent supervisory authority are met; otherwise they are used only with the user’s consent. Profiling and marketing cookies and other tools used for remarketing, advertising measurement or personalised advertising are activated exclusively after consent. Some functions may also use third-party services: being a “third party” does not by itself determine the purpose of a cookie or other tool, which instead depends on the specific service used and on its category. Information about the cookies actually present, their purposes and storage periods is provided in the dedicated table and in the descriptions of the services used by the website.
Where cookies or other tracking tools require consent, users may give, refuse or withdraw that consent at any time through the preference panel or privacy widget available on the website. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before preferences were changed.
For tools managed by third parties, users may also use any opt-out mechanism provided by the relevant provider, follow the instructions in that provider’s privacy policy, or contact the provider directly.
The website may use tools managed directly by the Data Controller and tools connected to services supplied by third parties. Third-party providers may receive the technical data required to operate their services according to their own privacy notices. The presence of an external service does not automatically imply profiling: purpose, legal basis and consent requirements depend on the specific service used.
The duration of cookies and similar tools may vary. Some expire at the end of the browsing session, while others remain stored for a period defined by the Data Controller or the relevant provider. Where available, the specific duration is shown in the cookie table or in the provider’s documentation.
Users may use browser or device settings to see which cookies or similar technologies are stored, block them, or delete them. These controls operate at a technical level and generally do not provide the same category-based control as the website’s consent panel.
More information is available in the help pages of the main browsers:
On mobile devices, some tracking preferences may also be managed through the operating system’s privacy, advertising or tracking settings.
In addition to the controls provided by the website and individual providers, users may consult advertising preference services such as YourOnlineChoices for the EU and UK, the Network Advertising Initiative and Digital Advertising Alliance in the United States, DAAC in Canada, and DDAI in Japan.
The Digital Advertising Alliance also provides AppChoices, a tool for managing behavioural advertising preferences in mobile applications.
Refusing non-essential tools does not prevent access to the website’s essential functions. Optional features that depend on external services, such as videos, maps, embedded content or personalisation functions, may however remain unavailable until the relevant consent is given.
The following table lists the cookies detected and classified by category, together with their purposes and storage periods on the user’s device:
Necessary cookies are required to enable the basic features of this site, such as providing secure log-in or adjusting your consent preferences. These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data.
| Cookie | Duration | Description |
|---|---|---|
| wt_consent | 1 year | Stores the visitor consent choices recorded by the WebToffee GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. |
| _GRECAPTCHA | 6 months | Google reCAPTCHA uses this cookie to help distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse and protect forms from spam and malicious bot activity. |
| CONSENT | 2 years | Provider: Google Maps. Stores the visitor's consent status for the use of cookies by embedded Google services such as Maps and YouTube. |
| rc::a | never | Google reCAPTCHA stores this browser identifier to help distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse and spam. |
| rc::b | session | Google reCAPTCHA stores temporary browser data used to distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse and spam. |
| rc::c | session | Google reCAPTCHA stores temporary browser data used to distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse and spam. |
| rc::f | never | Google reCAPTCHA stores this browser identifier to help distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse and spam. |
| elementor | unknown | Browser storage key detected statically in the site source code. |
Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns.
| Cookie | Duration | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1P_JAR | 1 month | Provider: Google Maps. Used to carry out advertising measurement and personalization for Google services such as Maps and Search. |
| NID | 6 months | Provider: Google Maps. Stores Google service preferences and information and may also be used for analytics, personalization or advertising depending on user settings. |
| Google Maps | session | Technical service entry for Google Maps, created because the service was technically detected on the website. It allows the service to be classified and managed separately in the consent system. |
The following services are actually used by the website and may involve cookies, identifiers or connections to external providers. The actual presence of cookies may vary depending on the pages visited, the preferences expressed and the functions used.
Google reCAPTCHA is a security and spam protection service that protects forms and website functions from spam and automated use by analysing technical data and interaction with the page. Privacy Policy
Google Maps is an external maps and geographic content service that may involve cookies, identifiers or transmission of technical data to Google. Where the service is not necessary, loading may be subject to consent. Privacy Policy
This Privacy and Cookie Policy may be updated over time, for example following changes to the services used by the website, processing methods or applicable law. The version published on this page is the version currently in force; users are therefore encouraged to review it periodically for any changes. Last updated: 02/10/2026.