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Cookie policy.
How this website uses cookies, browser storage and similar technologies, and how choices about non-essential technologies are handled.
Policy information · reviewed September 2026
What cookies and similar technologies are.
Cookies are small pieces of information stored on or accessed from a browser or device. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, software identifiers and other mechanisms that remember a preference, support security or help a website understand how it is being used.
The rules can apply to technologies that store or access information on a device even if the information does not directly identify a named person. This policy therefore uses the word “cookies” as a convenient description for cookies and similar browser technologies unless the context requires a distinction.
Grupo Gosen aims to use only technologies that have a clear operational purpose. Non-essential technologies should not be treated as essential merely because they are useful to the business.
Cookie categories
How browser technologies may be used.
Strictly necessary
Technologies required for security, authentication state, load balancing, form protection or another function necessary to provide a service requested by the visitor.
Language & preferences
Storage that remembers language, interface or accessibility preferences so that the site behaves consistently for a returning visitor.
Analytics
Where enabled, analytics can help understand page visits, performance and aggregate usage so the site can be improved. Consent requirements depend on the technology and applicable law.
Embedded services
A page may use a third-party service for maps, media, forms or other functionality. That provider may use its own storage or identifiers subject to its role and configuration.
Consent records
Where a consent mechanism is used, a small record may be stored so that the site remembers the visitor’s cookie choices.
Diagnostics & performance
Technical information may be used to identify errors, measure loading performance and keep the service reliable, with consent applied where required.
Consent
Essential and non-essential technologies are treated differently.
Technologies that are strictly necessary to provide a requested online service can generally operate without optional-cookie consent, although visitors should still be told about their use. Technologies used for analytics, advertising or other non-essential purposes may require a clear affirmative choice before they are stored or accessed.
Where the website introduces a non-essential technology that requires consent, the appropriate consent mechanism should give visitors a meaningful way to accept or refuse it. Merely continuing to browse should not be treated as consent where applicable law requires an affirmative action.
The exact technologies used can change as hosting, security and website services evolve. This page should be reviewed when material new tracking, analytics, advertising or embedded-service technology is introduced.
Your choices
Managing cookies and browser storage.
If the website displays a cookie-preference control, use that control to manage optional categories made available through it. Strictly necessary technologies may remain active because disabling them can prevent the requested service from functioning correctly or securely.
Most browsers also allow cookies and site data to be viewed, deleted or blocked. Blocking all storage can affect language preference, form functionality, authentication, security and other site features.
A question about a particular technology or cookie can be submitted through the central contact form. Please identify the page, device or browser involved where that information is relevant to the enquiry.
Cookie FAQs
Does a cookie policy itself give consent?
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No. Providing information and obtaining consent are separate requirements. Where consent is required for a non-essential technology, the website should provide an appropriate choice mechanism.
Can I block all cookies in my browser?
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Most browsers provide controls to block or delete cookies and local site data, but doing so can prevent some website functions from working as intended.
Are language preferences always optional?
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The legal position can depend on how the storage is used and whether it is necessary for a service requested by the user. The site should configure preference storage proportionately and explain its purpose.
Question about a cookie or browser technology?
Use the contact form and identify the enquiry as a website or cookie matter. No separate policy contact details are published here.
Go to contact formTechnology categories
Cookies and similar technologies can perform different functions.
Strictly necessary technologies support functions that are required for the website or a service expressly requested by the visitor. Examples can include security, load balancing, session continuity, language preferences or functionality required to submit a form. These technologies are distinguished from optional analytics, measurement, advertising or personalisation technologies.
Analytics technologies may help Grupo Gosen understand aggregate use of the site, diagnose performance problems and identify which content is useful. Where the applicable privacy rules require consent before analytics or similar storage is used, those technologies should not be activated until the required choice has been made.
The website may change over time. If a new provider or technology is introduced, the cookie information and consent mechanism should be reviewed so that visitors receive meaningful information about purpose, duration and provider.
Consent
A cookie banner is not a substitute for genuine choice.
Where consent is required for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, the choice should be freely given, specific, informed and capable of withdrawal. Rejecting optional technologies should be as straightforward as accepting them, and refusal should not prevent access to ordinary website content unless the relevant technology is genuinely necessary for the requested service.
Consent can be changed through any cookie-preference control made available on the website. Browser controls can also delete or block cookies, although blocking strictly necessary storage can affect functionality.
A previous consent choice can need to be requested again where the purposes, providers or technologies change materially or where the consent record has expired under the site’s configuration.
Third-party content
Embedded or external services may set their own technologies.
If the website includes maps, video, analytics, social content, scheduling tools or other third-party functionality, the external provider may process technical information or place storage on the user’s device. Grupo Gosen seeks to configure such services in a privacy-conscious way and to obtain consent where required.
Opening a link to another website takes the visitor outside Grupo Gosen’s direct control. The external site’s own privacy and cookie information then applies.
Questions about a particular technology can be submitted through the contact form, identifying the page and the relevant feature.
Cookie questions in more detail
What happens if I reject optional cookies?
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The core website should remain available. Some optional measurement, embedded or personalisation features may be unavailable or function differently.
Are all cookies personal data?
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Not necessarily, but identifiers and information linked to a device or visitor can constitute personal data or fall within privacy rules governing storage and access on devices.
Can I withdraw consent later?
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Yes. Where processing is based on consent, you should be able to change the relevant preference for future use. Browser settings can also remove stored cookies.