DETERRA makes every effort to protect the privacy and security of the data we collect from visitors using our website, and we act as a Controller under the relevant data protection laws and regulations.
Our website uses technologies that enhance usability and interaction in order to ensure that its operation is as smooth as possible and to provide web services and functions to each visitor.
Examples of these technologies include cookies, pixel tags, local storage and scripts (referred to as “cookies” in this document). They help us to provide you with a good experience, improve our service and analyse personalised performance data on our website.
This Cookies Policy describes the types of cookies used in general, as well as those used on this website and the purposes for which they are used.
If you have any questions about this Cookies Policy, please note that the Data Controller is Deterra Global Agro S.L., tax ID B98165095, hereinafter DETERRA, with its registered address for these purposes at carrer Mestre d’Aixa 2, 46790 Xeresa (Valencia), telephone +34 962 89 55 76 and email info@deterraglobal.com.
What is a cookie?
Cookies are small data files that websites transfer to computers or devices for the purpose of record-keeping and improving website functionality. These files can be read by websites, enabling them to identify a user when returning visits are made.
Key concepts
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First-party cookies are created by the website the user is visiting (e.g., cookies created by the domain of our website).
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Third-party cookies are created by a domain other than the website visited by the user. If a user visits a site and another entity creates a cookie via that site, that cookie is considered third-party.
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Persistent cookies remain on the user’s device for the period specified in the cookie. They are activated every time the user visits the website that created them.
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Session cookies allow website operators to link the actions of a user during a browsing session. A session begins when the user opens a browser window and ends when it is closed. Session cookies are created temporarily and are deleted when the browser is closed.
What cookies are used and why?
Websites generally use cookies to distinguish between users. This helps provide a good browsing experience and also enables improvements. Cookies are typically classified as follows:
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Strictly necessary
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Functionality
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Performance
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Marketing
Some cookies may serve more than one purpose.
Strictly necessary cookies
These enable you to navigate the website and use essential features, such as secure areas. Without them, we cannot provide the requested services.
We use strictly necessary cookies for the following purposes:
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To identify you as a logged-in user and authenticate you
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To ensure you connect to the correct service when we make changes to the website’s operation
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For security purposes
If you block these cookies, we cannot guarantee the functioning or the security of the website during your visit.
Functionality cookies
These are used to provide you with services or remember your settings to enhance your visit.
Examples include:
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Remembering layout, text size, preferences and colours
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Remembering whether you have been invited to complete a survey
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Remembering if you have interacted with a specific component or list on the website
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Showing you whether you are logged in
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Providing and displaying embedded video content
Performance cookies
These collect information about how you use the website (e.g., which pages you visit and whether you encounter errors). They do not collect information that identifies you and are used solely to help improve the site’s performance, understand user interests and measure the effectiveness of any advertising.
They are used for:
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Website analytics: providing statistics on usage
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Affiliate tracking: informing affiliates that a visitor has also visited their site
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Obtaining data on how many users have viewed a product or service
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Measuring errors on the site to improve it
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Testing different site designs
Some performance cookies are managed by third parties.
Marketing cookies
These are used to track your visits to various websites, applications and online services, as well as the links you follow. This enables the display of both personalised and non-personalised advertisements.
When is your consent requested?
Cookies essential to providing an online service—e.g., strictly necessary cookies for security or functional cookies used to remember content—do not require your consent.
However, your consent must be requested before placing any non-essential cookies on your device (e.g., analytical cookies). You can give your consent by clicking “Allow all cookies” on the banner that appears when you first access the website.
If you decide to deny or withdraw your consent for performance, functionality or marketing cookies, you may do so by clicking the cookies management button. You may also delete, block or disable cookies through your browser settings.
If you disable these cookies, some features may not work properly and certain functions may become inaccessible.
How to delete and block cookies
Most web browsers allow you to control most cookies through their settings. However, if you block all cookies (including strictly necessary ones), you may lose access to all or parts of our website. Unless you have adjusted your browser settings to refuse cookies, websites will send cookies as soon as you visit them.
How to change your cookie settings
For more information on cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage or delete them, visit aboutcookies.org or allaboutcookies.org.
Website analytics
We need statistical information about how our website is used in order to design it to be user-friendly and improve our services. For this reason, we use the web analytics tool described in this section. Usage profiles created with cookies or server log analysis are not combined with personal data.
Different browsers use different cookies. The list provided includes all cookies found in the most common browsers: Google Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Brave. We are not responsible for cookies used by other browsers.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a web analytics service provided by Google Inc. (“Google”). Google uses cookies to help analyse website usage. The information generated by the cookie (including your IP address) is transmitted to Google and stored on servers in the United States. If IP anonymisation is activated, Google truncates or anonymises the last octet of IP addresses in EU and EEA Member States. Only in exceptional cases is the full IP address sent to Google servers in the US.
Google uses this information on behalf of the website operator to evaluate website usage, compile activity reports and provide other services related to website activity. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google.
You may refuse the use of cookies by adjusting your browser settings. However, this may limit website functionality. You may also prevent Google from collecting data by installing the browser add-on available at:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en-GB
For more information on data protection and terms of use:
http://www.google.com/analytics/terms/gb.html
https://policies.google.com/?hl=en&gl=uk
Location
We use your IP address to determine your location for the purpose of displaying content in your language. We do not store your IP address for this purpose.
LinkedIn uses two types of cookies: persistent and session. Persistent cookies remain after the current session and are used for multiple purposes, such as recognising you as an existing user. Session cookies remain only for the duration of the browsing session.
For more information on LinkedIn’s privacy policy:
https://es.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy?
YouTube
YouTube cookies are created by visited websites. They store browsing data to make your online experience easier. For example, the “PREF” cookie stores settings such as preferred page layout and playback preferences. Cookies are installed even when the user does not interact with the video unless enhanced privacy mode is enabled.
YouTube provides an alternative domain (youtube-nocookie.com) for embedded videos without automatically installing cookies. However, once the video is played, YouTube will install cookies.
YouTube also allows users to manage ad preferences and personalisation settings.
Bing
Bing, Microsoft’s search engine, uses cookies to provide an enhanced user experience and personalised results. Features include Bing Maps, Bing Ads, rewards, voice search, visual recognition and rich search results. It offers privacy options and is fully integrated into the Microsoft ecosystem.
Cookies used