AMADORI WEBSITES’ COOKIE POLICY

Welcome to the Amadori websites. Please read this page carefully. This policy, together with Privacy and Legal notes, illustrates some management rules of the Amadori websites also regarding the use of user information. The following applies to the Corporate site and to all mini-websites attributable to Amadori products, promotions and competitions.
In particular, this page explains which types of Cookies and Tracking Tools we use on our websites and how we use them. The Cookie Policy (or 'Extended Privacy Policy') shown below, relating to the use of Cookies and Tracking Tools on Amadori websites, is provided to the user in implementation of the Provision of the Data Protection Authority of 8 May 2014 'Identification of the simplified procedures for the information and the acquisition of consent for the use of cookies', in compliance with the related clarifications issued in this regard by the Data Protection Authority.
All Amadori Group websites are controlled and managed by Gesco Società Cooperativa Agricola, Via del Rio 400, 47522 San Vittore di Cesena (FC), hereinafter also referred to as 'Site Manager' or 'Amadori' or 'Data Controller'.

What Tracking Tools Are

his document contains information on the technologies that allow the Amadori websites to achieve the purposes described below. These technologies allow the Data Controller to collect and save information (for example through the use of Cookies) or to use resources (for example by running a script) on your device when you interact with Amadori websites.
For simplicity, in this document these technologies are briefly defined as 'Tracking Tools', unless there is reason to differentiate. For example, although Cookies can be used in both web and mobile browsers, it would be inappropriate to speak of Cookies in the context of applications for mobile devices, since these are Trackers that require a browser. For this reason, within this document the term Cookie is used only to specifically indicate that type of Tracking Tool.
A Tracking Tool therefore means any technology – e.g. Cookies, unique identifiers, web beacons, embedded scripts, e-tags and fingerprinting – which allows users to be tracked, for example by collecting or saving information on the User's device.
Cookies are Tracking Tools that comprise small portions of data stored in the User's browser.
Some of the purposes for which Tracking Tools are used may also require your consent. If consent is given, it can be freely revoked at any time by following the instructions in this document.
If you are interested in learning more about cookies and Tracking Tools in general, visit
 www.allaboutcookies.org

Their purpose

In general, Tracking Tools can be used for various reasons, for example, to monitor visitors' use of the website, improve page navigation, to allow you to set personal preferences on the websites you are visiting, to protect security of the user, to present advertising messages based on the interests of visitors.

What types of Cookies and Trackers we use and for what Purposes

In general and according to common terminology, cookies and Tracking Tools can have different characteristics allowing their classification based on:
- the length of time they remain on the user's device: in this case we are talking about cookies and/or tracking tools session/temporary or persistent cookies and/or tracking tools;
- origin: in this case we are talking about first-party cookies and/or tracking tools (sent to the browser directly from the website you are visiting) or cookies and/or Third-party Tracking Tools (sent to the browser from other websites and not from the website you are visiting);
- the purpose: in this case, we are talking about technical cookies, Measurement Tracking Tools and Targeting and Advertising.
Following this classification, the same Tracking Tool may also have all these characteristics together, therefore, for example, be a Tracking Tool with a persistent duration, coming from a third party and for measurement purposes.

Length of stay
Session/temporary tracking tools: these are not stored permanently but are only limited to the duration of the browsing session. This means that they are automatically deleted from the user's device once he has left the website and closed the browser.
Permanent Tracking Tools: they are stored on the user's device until the user deletes them or until they reached their expiration date if pre-set. They are therefore not automatically deleted from the user's device when he leaves the website.

Origin
First-party tracking tools: tracking tools released by the website currently visited; the website is the one corresponding to the address entered by the user (website displayed in the URL window).
Third-party tracking tools: tracking tools released by a website other than the one visited by the user.

Purpose
1) Strictly necessary (technical) cookies
These are commonly called 'technical' cookies or other similar tracking tools for carrying out activities that are strictly necessary to guarantee the functioning or provision of the Service.
For their use and for the processing of personal data connected to them, your consent is not necessary, by virtue of current legislation.
2) Measurement
: tracking tools for measuring traffic and analysing user behaviour aiming to improve the Service.
For their use and for the processing of personal data connected to them, your consent is required, pursuant to current legislation. In this regard, refer to the 'Provision of consent' paragraph of this cookie policy.
3) Targeting and Advertising
: Tracking Tools to provide personalized commercial content based on User behaviour and to manage, disseminate and track advertisements. In this regard, refer to the 'Provision of consent' paragraph of the present cookie policy.
To learn more about behavioural advertising and online privacy in general, you can visit  http://www.youronlinechoices.com
For their use and for the processing of personal data connected to them, your consent is required, pursuant to current legislation. In this regard, refer to the 'Provision of consent' paragraph of this cookie policy.
First party tracking tools list

Third-party Cookie list

*The completeness of the list of cookies and/or third-party Tracking Tools is also the responsibility of the third party.
The installation of tracking tools belonging to third parties, as well as any other activity related to such tracking tools, including the collection and processing of information, is the responsibility of such third parties. If you would like to know more about these tracking tools and the third parties that can access the information collected or how to activate or deactivate them, you can read the cookie policies of these third parties by clicking on one of the following links: 
- Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/help/cookies/]
- Google AdSense: [http://www.google.com/policies/technologies/cookies/]
- Google Doubleclick: [http://www.google.com/policies/technologies/cookies/]

Provision of consent

There are various ways to manage preferences relating to Tracking Tools and to give or withdraw consent.
In relation to the use of the Measurement Tracking and Targeting and Advertising Tools as described in the paragraph 'Purposes' and for the processing of personal data connected to them, your consent is required, pursuant to current legislation.
You can manage your Tracking preferences directly through your device settings – for example, you can prevent the use or storage of Tracking Tools. In addition, whenever the use of Tracking Tools depends on consent, you can give or withdraw this consent by setting your preferences in the cookie policy or by updating those preferences via the tracking settings widget.

How to manage or delete cookies and Tracking Tools

Thanks to specific browser or device functions, it is also possible to remove previously saved Tracking Tools.
Other Tracking Tools present in the browser's local memory can be removed by deleting the browsing history.
As regards third-party Tracking Tools, it is possible to manage preferences and revoke consent by visiting the relative opt-out link (if available), using the tools described in the privacy policy of the third party or by contacting it directly.
If you use different devices to view and access the websites (for example, computers, smartphones, tablets, etc.), you will need to ensure that each browser on each device is adjusted to reflect the preferences expressed regarding cookies and tracking tools.
By clicking on the links below, however, it is possible to access the specific instructions for the management of Tracking Tools through some of the main web browsers.
Microsoft Windows Explorer
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/block-or-allow-cookies
Google Chrome
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=en&p=cpn_cookies
Mozilla Firefox
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences
Apple Safari
http://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/it/cookies/
Opera
http://www.opera.com/help/tutorials/security/cookies/
If you don't use any of the browsers listed above, you can, in any case, select the 'cookie' item in the relevant section of your browser's guide to find out where the folder for managing them is located.
Date of Last Update: 19/12/2022 (Version 2.0)