Data Processing Terms

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small bit of information which is kept on your computer. It is typically used to ensure the functionality of a web site, but it can also be used to collect statistical information on a user's activities in a web site.

The cookie law was created to protect users from the unsolicited collection of user activity statistics. All Danish websites are required to inform its users about the cookies which are placed on the user's computer. The information must be in accordance with Danish law which is in turn in accordance with EU's "Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications".

Our use of cookies on this site

On this web site, we use cookies 100% anonymously to collect information about our user's activities. This cookie is deleted when you finish your visit to the site. We use the collected information to improve our web site to ensure that you can quickly and easily find the information you need from us. If you log in or have an e-commerce transaction with us, we use cookies to ensure the technical functionality of these services.

The use on this website of third-party cookies that require consent

This website has integrated content belonging to third parties on this website. These third-party providers can place cookies while you visit the website, and in doing so can obtain information about the fact that you have visited the website. Please visit the websites belonging to those third-party providers if you need more information about how they use cookies. If you have decided not to provide your consent to the use of cookies that require it, or if you have revoked that consent, then you will only be provided with website features whose use does not require such cookies. Areas of the website that can potentially incorporate content from third parties, and which therefore place third-party cookies, will not be available to you if that is the case. If you do not want to accept cookies at all, then you can also configure that in your browser.
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