Cookie Declaration

Our website uses cookies as well as other objects such as pixels, Local Storage Objects, and the like (jointly referred to as “cookies”, unless stated otherwise) to distinguish you from other users of the website. This enables us to provide you with a pleasant user experience, to improve our services and to tailor advertising and content personally to you when you visit the website. This Cookie Declaration describes the types of cookies we use on the website and for which purposes we use them. For questions about this Cookie Declaration or for the erasure of your stored data, please write us an email to info@martin-spedition.de

You will find further information on our data protection practices in our Privacy Policy.

Your Consent

You hereby consent to the storage of cookies in your browser by us and our third-party providers. Please read this Cookie Declaration carefully to learn for which purposes we use cookies and what information we collect from and about you.

You can withdraw your consent at any time

You hereby consent to the storage of cookies in your browser by us and our third-party providers. Please read this Cookie Declaration carefully to learn for which purposes we use cookies and what information we collect from and about you.
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How to delete and block our cookies

In most web browsers you can configure how cookies are handled. However, if you set your browser to block all cookies (including essential ones), you may not be able to use the website fully or at all. As soon as you visit our website, cookies are sent by our system unless you have made corresponding browser settings that prevent this.

How to change your cookie settings:
To change your cookie settings, you usually open the “Options” or “Settings” menu in your web browser. For more detailed information on the options available there, open the following links or use your browser’s help function.
Further information: For more information about cookies, for example to find out which cookies are stored and how you can manage and delete cookies, please visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.
First-party and third-party cookies: whether a cookie is a first-party or a third-party cookie depends on the domain from which the cookie is sent.
- First-party cookies are placed by the website you visit as a user (e.g. cookies from our own website domain).
- Third-party cookies are stored by a domain other than the website you are visiting. These are, for example, cookies stored by third parties via the website you visit.
Persistent cookies: These cookies remain on the user’s end device for as long as is specified in the cookie itself. They are reactivated each time a user revisits the website from which the cookie was created.
Session cookies: These cookies enable websites to track the actions a user carries out during a single visit (a browser session). A browser session starts as soon as a user opens a browser window and ends when the browser window is closed. Session cookies are only created temporarily. After the browser is closed, all session cookies are deleted.

Which cookies do we use, and for what purposes?

Generally, cookies are used on this website to distinguish you from other users of the website. This enables us to provide you with a pleasant experience when using the website and to improve our services.

The following types of cookies may be used on the website:
  • Necessary cookies
  • Performance cookies
  • Functional cookies
  • Targeting cookies
Cookies can also fall into several of these categories.

“Necessary cookies” enable navigation on the website and the use of essential functions, such as secure areas. Without these cookies we cannot provide the desired services.

We use necessary cookies for the following purposes:
  • To recognise your sign-in to the website and to authenticate you
  • To ensure that you reach the right service of the website when we make changes to how it works
  • For security purposes
  • To ensure that you reach the right service of the website when we make changes to how it works
Acceptance of these cookies is a prerequisite for using the website. We therefore cannot guarantee the correct functioning or the security of the website if you block these cookies.

“Performance cookies” collect information about your use of the website, such as which pages you visit or whether errors occur. These cookies do not store information that can be used to identify you. They help us solely to improve the website, gain insight into our users’ interests and measure the effectiveness of our advertising.

We use performance cookies in order to:
  • Carry out web analytics, i.e. collect statistics on the use of the website
  • Carry out affiliate tracking, i.e. inform our affiliate partners that one of our users has also visited their website
  • Record the number of users of our website who have looked at a particular product or service
  • Enable the improvement of the website by recording errors that have occurred
  • Test different layouts for the website
Some of our performance cookies are managed for us by third parties.

“Functional cookies” are used to provide certain services or to store settings to improve your visit to the website.

We use functional cookies, among other things, to:
  • Retain settings you have made regarding layout, font size, preferences or colours
  • Store whether we have already offered you a survey
  • Store whether you have already had an interaction with a particular component or list on the website, so that this does not repeat itself
  • Show you whether you are signed in to the website
  • Provide and display embedded videos
Some of these cookies are managed for us by third parties.

“Targeting cookies” are used to log your visit to the website and other websites, apps and online services, including the pages and links you have accessed, so that we can display personalised advertising to you on the website.

We may use targeting cookies in order to:

  • Display customised advertising on the website
  • Improve the delivery of personalised advertisements and content as well as measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on the website
Further information on personalised advertising from third-party providers
Further information on personalised advertising from third-party providers
On the website http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/ of the internet advertising industry you will find information on behavioural advertising and data protection on the internet.

For more information on how to deactivate the interest-based advertising of numerous advertising networks, please visit:
Further information about cookies
International Chamber of Commerce United Kingdom
Information on the “ICC (UK) UK cookie guide” can be obtained from the ICC website:
http://www.international-chamber.co.uk/our-expertise/digitaleconomy.
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