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Quality Gourmet Concepts NV/SA (“QGC”) is a public limited company under the laws of Belgium, with its registered office at Reppelsebaan 53, 3294 Molenstede, Belgium, and registered in the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number BE0646.975.053.
This is QGC’s policy in relation to the use of cookies on its website (hereinafter referred to as the “Website”).
This Cookie Policy serves to inform you of how we use cookies, so that you can easily adjust your cookie settings. This Cookie Policy must at all times be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy, which can be found here.
Cookies are small data files stored on the hard drive of your computer or mobile device via your browser. The Belgian Electronic Communications Act (in implementation of the EU e-Privacy Directive) is applicable to these cookies.
Some of the cookies we use on our website are essential to keep the Websites functioning properly from a technical perspective, while other cookies serve to offer you a better, faster and more secure browsing experience,
Cookies are often broken down into the following categories:
More information about the specific cookies we use on our Websites can be found in Section 4 below. Section 5 provides more detail on how to manage these cookies, or delete them if you prefer.
Aside from cookies, we also use Facebook Pixels.
Social media plug-ins enable us to recognise you based on your social media profiles and import certain details (such as you identity and contact details and profile photo). They also enable you to use the social media “share” buttons (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook). More information about this can be found in the privacy policy of your social media platform. If you prefer not to link your social media profiles, you can log out from your profiles prior to using our Websites.
A Facebook Pixel is a piece of code that is used on a website to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and gain insight into the actions people perform on the website. The Pixel code is placed in the header of the website. When someone visits the website and performs an action, the Facebook Pixel is activated and it will report the action. This means the Pixel can then be used to monitor which customer is performing which actions, and to reach out to the customer via future Facebook advertising tailored to your interests (also referred to as “remarketing”). We use Pixel data to (i) make sure our adverts are shown to the right people, (ii) create advertising target groups and (iii) unlock additional Facebook advertising tools. More information about this can be found in Facebook’s privacy policy. In addition, we recommend that you regularly check your own Facebook privacy settings and use them to configure your preferences.
All main internet browsers give you the option to manage cookies installed on your computer or mobile device.
If you prefer this Website not to place cookies on your computer or device, you can easily change your settings and delete any cookies by adjusting your mobile or desktop browser settings. In many cases, you can configure your mobile or desktop browser setting to show you a notification every time you receive a cookie on your computer or device, you can decide whether to accept such cookies or not. We would like to point out that if you turn off certain cookies we use, there is a possibility of certain parts of our website functioning less well, meaning your browsing experience will no longer be optimal.
From time to time, it may be necessary to change this Cookie Policy, such as when new functionalities are introduced to our Website. As such, we recommend that you regularly refer to this Cookie Policy. Any major changes will always be announced on our Website. This version of the Cookie Policy was most recently changed on 1 September 2021.
If you have any questions, comments or complaints about this Cookie Policy, please do not hesitate to contact us by sending us an e-mail or by submitting a query using the contact form on our Website.
