Cookie Management Policy

Effective Date: 01/12/24

The website LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM is operated by the company CHAMPAGNE A. R. LENOBLE, whose registered office is located at 35, rue Paul Douce, DAMERY (51480), acting as the data controller within the meaning of data protection regulations.

1.Preamble

This cookie management policy complements the more general privacy policy by detailing the use and retention of cookies by CHAMPAGNE A.R. LENOBLE in connection with the operation of the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM website.

When visiting the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM website, cookies may be placed on the device the user uses to access the site.
Upon the first visit, users are notified of the use of cookies via an informational banner. It is stated that by continuing to browse the website, users expressly consent to the placement of cookies as described below, on their device (computer, tablet, or smartphone), in accordance with this Cookie Management Policy.

In line with CNIL recommendations, the consent duration is a maximum of twelve (12) months. After this period, consent will need to be collected again. Please note that this only applies if the user does not delete cookies from their device or use an incognito browsing session.

2. What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that may be stored in a dedicated area on the user’s device (e.g., computer, tablet, or mobile phone) when visiting a website.
Cookies are managed by the user’s web browser, and only the entity that issued a cookie can read or modify the information stored within it.
A cookie does not identify a specific individual but can recognise a computer or mobile device via an anonymous identifier for a limited period. Cookies can also store anonymous information regarding user navigation (e.g., number of visits, pages viewed, time and date of visits, etc.).
For more information about cookies and how they work, visit:
http://www.cnil.fr/vos-droits/vos-traces/les-cookies/

3. What Types of Cookies Are Used on the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM Website?

When a user visits the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM website, various types of cookies may be placed on their device, including functional cookies, audience measurement cookies, and advertising cookies.
• Functional Cookies help facilitate navigation on the site and the use of its features. These may include session cookies or cookies with a limited lifespan.
• Session Cookies are stored on the user’s device during their browsing session and are deleted once they leave the site. They allow the website to remember the user’s navigation choices, avoiding the need to request the same information again.
• Cookies with a Limited Lifespan remain on the user’s device until they expire or are deleted by the user via their browser. These cookies help recognise the device upon subsequent visits and gather information on how the user interacts with the site.
If these cookies are deleted, the website may not function as intended.
• Audience Measurement Cookies provide insights into the site’s performance, such as traffic volumes, and create statistical reports about how users interact with the site. These cookies produce anonymous data, excluding individual information.
• Advertising Cookies allow third parties to collect and store information for advertising or service improvement purposes, such as pages visited.
Advertisements displayed on the site (graphics, animations, videos, articles, etc.) may contain cookies set by third parties, such as the advertiser itself or a third-party company linking a cookie to the content.
In such cases, cookies from these third parties can allow them to:
– Serve targeted advertising across dedicated spaces on the site.
– Count the number of views of the ads, identify the displayed ads, and track the number of users who clicked on each ad.
– Recognise the user’s device on subsequent visits to any other site or service where these third parties also place cookies.
– Tailor these third-party services and the ads they display, based on the user’s browsing history that they may have access to.

The issuing and use of cookies by third parties are subject to their respective cookie and privacy policies, which we recommend reviewing.

An IP address is a number used by computers on the network to identify a computer every time it connects to the internet. LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM may store IP addresses (Internet Protocol) for purposes including:
• Resolving technical issues
• Ensuring the security of the website
• Restricting access to the site for certain users
• Gaining a better understanding of how the site is used.

The site (or a third party on its behalf) may collect information in the form of event logs that record activity on the site and gather statistics about user browsing habits. These logs are generated anonymously and can collect:
• The user’s operating system and browser type
• Information about a user session (such as the originating URL, date and time of site visit, pages viewed, and the duration of the visit)
• Other similar data concerning the browsing path.

CHAMPAGNE A.R. LENOBLE also uses the information contained in event logs for internal marketing and demographic studies to continually improve and personalise the online services offered. Event logs are used internally and are not linked to any individual user.

4. Consent to the Use of Cookies on the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM Website

By using the site, the user consents to the use of the aforementioned cookies. However, they can choose at any time to disable all or part of these cookies using the methods described below.
Users can accept or refuse cookies on a case-by-case basis or systematically refuse them. It is important to note that modifying these settings may affect access to content and services on the site that require cookies to function. Therefore, users are encouraged to adjust their browser settings based on the cookie purposes.
In this regard, CHAMPAGNE A.R. LENOBLE accepts no responsibility for any consequences resulting from the degraded functioning of services on the LENOBLE-CHAMPAGNE.COM website if necessary cookies are rejected or deleted.
Depending on the type of web browser used, users can choose to block cookies or delete them at any time.
By default, most browsers are set to accept cookies, but users can change these settings by following the instructions provided below.
Each browser needs to be configured individually, according to its own settings. The browser’s help menu provides guidance on how to adjust cookie preferences.
Click the link for your chosen browser to access detailed information on cookie settings:
• Google Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=en
• Mozilla Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/en/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies
• Internet Explorer: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/block-enable-or-allow-cookies
• Safari: http://safari.helpmax.net/en/security-and-privacy/cookie-management/

5.How to Exercise Your Right of Access and Objection

In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978, as amended, the user has the right to access, delete, and object to the processing of their data.
The data controllers, as defined by the Data Protection Act and Regulation 2016/679 on personal data protection (effective from 25 May 2018), are:
CHAMPAGNE A.R. LENOBLE
Data Protection Officer:
Champagne AR Lenoble
SIREN 095 550 364
35 Rue Paul Douce, 51480 Damery

6.How to Modify the Cookie Management Policy

CHAMPAGNE A.R. LENOBLE reserves the right to modify the terms of this Cookie Management Policy at any time. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly check the website for updates. Any modifications to this policy regarding cookies will take effect upon publication on the website, as indicated at the beginning of this document.