Cookie policy

What is a 'cookie'?

This website uses its own and third-party 'cookies' to offer you a better experience and service. By browsing or using our services, the user accepts the way we use 'cookies'. However, users can prevent 'cookies' from being generated and delete them by selecting the relevant option in their browser. If you block the use of 'cookies' in your browser, some services or features of the website may not be available.

Types of cookies

Depending on the purpose for which the data obtained through cookies is processed, we can distinguish between:

  • Technical cookies: Those that allow the user to browse a website, platform or application and use the different options or services available on it, such as controlling traffic and data communication, identifying the session, accessing restricted areas, remembering the items in an order, completing the purchase process for an order, applying to register for or take part in an event, using security features while browsing, storing content for video or audio playback, or sharing content through social networks.
  • Personalisation cookies: Those that allow the user to access the service with certain general characteristics predefined according to a set of criteria on the user's device, such as the language, the type of browser used to access the service, or the regional settings from which the service is accessed.
  • Analytics cookies: Those that allow the party responsible for them to monitor and analyse the behaviour of users of the websites they are linked to. The information gathered through this type of cookie is used to measure activity on the websites, applications or platforms and to build browsing profiles of users of those sites, applications and platforms, in order to make improvements based on the analysis of how users use the service.

The 'Cookies' on our website

How to manage 'cookies' in your browser

Users can manage cookies through this link: Manage cookies

Users also have the option to allow, block or delete the 'cookies' installed on their device through the settings of the browser installed on their terminal. Depending on the browser, this private mode may go by different names. Below is a list of the most common browsers and the different names for this "private mode":

  • Internet Explorer 8 and above; InPrivate
  • Safari 2 and above; Private Browsing
  • Opera 10.5 and above; Private Browsing
  • FireFox 3.5 and above; Private Browsing
  • Google Chrome 10 and above; Incognito

Important: Please read your browser's help section carefully to learn more about how to enable "private mode". You will still be able to browse our website, but it may not work at its best, as some features may not run correctly.