What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that remember your preferences while surfing and save them on your own computer. A cookie does not store your name, address, age or other personal information. They only remember your preferences and your interests based on your surfing behavior.
Which cookies do we use?
1. Functional cookies
Necessary cookies: in order to be able to surf properly through the website, we sometimes use cookies. For example, when you can log in somewhere, fill a shopping basket or adjust the format of the content as you wish. We do not need to request permission for these cookies.
2. Cookies for website statistics
We use a Google Analytics to analyze which pages are best visited, via which browser people surf (Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc), whether you have a large screen, etc. Based on that, we can improve sites. This data is stored anonymously so can not be traced back to who you are. They are only used to analyze your visit to our site.
3. Cookies from external parties
In various places you can encounter buttons from Facebook, Twitter and other social media. These are buttons from external parties, who often use a cookie to make this facility possible. The use of the buttons is also analyzed. This is done just as with the website statistics anonymously.
How can I turn off cookies?
The only way we could remember that you do not want cookies requires ... exactly: a cookie.
Refuse all cookies
You can still deactivate cookies yourself. You must do this per computer and per browser. Follow the links to do this for the browsers listed below:
Note: It is possible that our website without cookies does not fully function as intended.
Refuse cookies for web statistics
It is also possible to disable only the cookies for the website statistics. Use the Google browser add-on developed for this purpose: