Cookies

The purpose of this Cookie Policy is to provide you with information on how we manage cookies on the website bergamo.lv, as well as to inform you on how you can manage your choices regarding these cookies.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a web browser (e.g., Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc.) saves on a user’s device (computer, mobile phone, tablet) when a user visits a website to identify the browser or store information or settings within the browser. This allows the website to save the user’s individual settings, recognize them, and respond accordingly. The use of cookies can be disabled or restricted, but without cookies, it will not be possible to fully utilize all the features of the site.

Cookies are not viruses. The use of cookies is completely safe.

What types of cookies are used and for what purposes?

Several types of cookies are used (persistent and session cookies).

Depending on their functions, purposes of use, and your consent, we use necessary cookies, functional cookies, statistical cookies, and marketing cookies.

Necessary Cookies

These cookies are essential for you to visit and browse the content of the website and use its offered features. These cookies identify your device but do not disclose your identity, nor do they collect or gather information. Without these cookies, the website will not be able to function properly, for example, providing the necessary information or ensuring requested services.

These cookies are stored on your device until the cookie has fulfilled its function but no longer than two years.

These essential cookies are placed automatically.

Functional Cookies

These cookies are used to enhance the functionality of the website, making it more convenient and efficient for your use. Functional cookies may be used to save your chosen website language, help automatically remember your login details, save your selected shopping cart, and perform other similar website support functions.

Statistical Cookies

Statistical cookies gather information on how the website is used, identifying the most frequently visited sections, including the content you choose while browsing the site. The information is used for analytical purposes in an aggregated form to determine what interests the site’s users and to improve the website’s functionality, making it more user-friendly.

Statistical cookies only identify your device but do not disclose your identity. In certain cases, some analytical cookies may be managed by third parties on our behalf, following our instructions, and only for the specified purposes, such as “Google Analytics” cookies created by Google Inc., aimed at improving the quality of website content and tailoring it to user needs.

These cookies are stored on your device for no longer than two years.

Marketing Cookies

We process these cookies if you have given your consent. These cookies may be used to personalize your browsing experience and the content displayed to you, as well as to show offers that are relevant to you. Marketing cookies allow us to analyze browsing history, and this data may be used to prepare personalized offers addressed to you.

Your browsing data, which cannot identify your personality, may be shared with advertising service partners, such as Google Inc.’s “Google Ads” service, to display relevant advertising offers to you.

How can you manage your cookies?

When you visited our site, a notification was displayed with information that cookies are used on the website.

By starting to use our website, you confirm your consent to the use of necessary cookies.

You can object to and delete them - in the security settings of any web browser, it is possible to restrict and delete cookies. However, please note that if you choose to delete the necessary cookies, the website will not function fully.

Other cookies require your prior consent.

Contact

If you have any questions about the cookie policy, you can contact us:

• By email: [email protected]

• By mail: Brīvības gatve 293A-2, Rīga, LV-1006, Latvija