This website uses cookies to offer you a better user experience and to improve our web pages and services.

Cookies are small text files containing information transferred from a web server to your browser or hardware, and are stored on your computer (or other internet-enabled devices, such as smartphones or tablets) when you visit a website. If your browser is set to accept cookies, they will be stored in your browser or hardware until their expiration time, or until you delete the cookie yourself.

A cookie typically contains the name of the website the cookie originated from, the cookie’s lifespan (i.e., how long it will be stored on your device), and a value, usually a randomly generated unique number.

Cookies are used to make web pages work more efficiently, but also to provide certain information to the owner of a website. Cookies allow for the differentiation of users, which in turn can provide each user with a more tailored and positive experience of the website.

There are three types of cookies on the website:

1. Persistent cookies, i.e., cookies that save a file on your computer for an extended period. Persistent cookies are used, for example, with features that describe what information is new since your last visit to the website. The duration of the cookie on your device depends on the lifespan of the specific cookie and your browser settings.

2. Session cookies, i.e., cookies temporarily stored in your computer’s memory while you visit and navigate a website. Session cookies are used, for example, to determine your chosen language. When you leave the website, the session cookies used are deleted.

3. Third-party cookies, i.e., cookies belonging to domains other than those displayed in the address bar. Third-party cookies open up opportunities to track the user’s web history.

In the tables under “Cookie Declaration,” the individual cookies used on our website are specified, along with the purpose of each cookie and whether the information comes from or is shared with third parties. The table also indicates whether it is a session cookie or the lifespan of each cookie stored on the hard drive, determining how long an individual cookie may be used.

Most browsers have a default setting that accepts the use of cookies. You can change these settings to be notified whenever a cookie is sent to your computer, or create a rule that blocks cookies. You can also choose to delete all cookies stored on your computer.

You can set your browser to allow or disallow cookies through your browser settings. You can learn more about how to do this and find more information about cookies at, for example: www.allaboutcookies.org.

If you use different devices to view and access the website (e.g., your computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.), you must ensure that the browser on each device is adjusted according to your preferences regarding cookies.

Please note that if you choose not to allow the storage of cookies, you may not be able to use all parts of the website, and some parts of the website may not function correctly.

If you have any questions regarding our use of cookies, please contact us at [email protected]