Cookie Policy

Fresh Office Ideas Ltd. uses cookies and similar technologies in order to identify and differentiate you from other users accessing the site. We use this feature because it helps us to improve the website and to make your experience even better.

By using or accessing our site, you are implicitly agreeing to our use of cookies, as outlined in this Cookies Policy. If you do not agree to this, you must not use our site.

Cookies are small files made up of a collection of letters and numbers. Cookies are automatically downloaded to your computer’s hard drive, your browser or other types of device when you visit our website.

There are two main types of cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies. Session cookies and persistent cookies can then either be first or third party cookies. Each of these has a definition below.

Session cookies: this type of cookie is used to track and link the activity of the user during a single browser session. (For example, to recall the items returned from a search). Session cookies are temporary – when you exit your browser and end your session, all session cookies expire and all records are deleted.

Persistent cookies: this type of cookie is used to track the user of a specific device, in order to authenticate you and to keep track of your preferences. This data enables us to optimise our website experience. Unlike session cookies, persistent cookies remain on your device between different browser sessions.

First and third party cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies are either first or third party depending on which domain placed the cookie. Cookies issued by our site are first party, and cookies set by other sites are third party.

In order to enhance and optimise your website experience and ensure the best delivery of our services, we use a combination of all these types of cookies. On our website some of the cookies we use are Essential/Strictly Necessary cookies, Analytical/Performance cookies, Advertising/Targeting cookies and Functionality cookies. All of these are described in the resources listed below.

Most of the time, you can set your browser to alert you of any new cookies being set, or to automatically block/reject all cookies. If you want to clear your stored persistent cookies, there is usually an option under the Tools drop-down menu at the top of the menu of your browser.

If you have disabled cookies in your browser, our site (or parts of it) may not function properly, you may encounter technical problems or have problems with access.

For more information about cookies, including guides on how to view cookies that have been set and how to manage or delete cookies on your browser, visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.

Some third parties, such as advertising networks and providers of external services (e.g. web traffic analysis), may use cookies as well. We have no control over this.