Cookie policy

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a file containing information about the user's behaviour. This means that it retains certain Internet user preferences, such as the language chosen, location, demographic data and so on. Technically, a cookie is created by the server of the website visited, but is stored on the user's computer system (hard disk).

How does it work?

Some cookies are necessary for the operation of our site. Others are used to compile statistics and improve your user experience. To do this, we memorise certain preferences so that you do not have to repeat them each time you visit. There are several types of cookies. We use technical, tracking and third-party cookies.

Our technical cookies :

Allow us to personalise our services by remembering your preferences.

Enables us to collect the information communicated in the forms in order to feed our internal database for our newsletters and promotional emails.

Enables us to compile our statistics and reports.

Enable us to analyse the use of our site.

Our tracking cookies :

Prevents you from seeing the same advertisements over and over again.

Enable us to measure the effectiveness of our various marketing actions.

Our third-party cookies :

To improve the content and operation of the site through the use of Google Analytics or other tools.

Allows us to monitor and optimise our advertising campaign banners on other sites.

Enables us to draw up our remarketing lists.

What about my private life?

Cookies are stored on your computer's hard drive for a maximum of 12 months.

The cookies we use do not allow us to identify you as an individual. The information linked to cookies cannot be associated with a surname and/or first name because it does not contain any personal data. Only your IP address will be recognised because the cookies are stored there.

Should I authorise or block cookies?

Most web browsers are automatically configured to accept cookies. However, you can configure your browser to accept or block cookies.