Cookie Policy
Last updated: 14 September 2026
This notice applies to italianwinebridgekorea.com and accompanies its Privacy Policy. The controller is Amalia Petrovics, reachable at amalia@italianwinebridgekorea.com.
Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies may store information on your device or track its use. Some are necessary to deliver a service, while others support analytics, advertising or profiling.
The current website
The current website pages do not set cookies or use browser local storage. They contain no analytics scripts, advertising pixels, embedded videos, social widgets or externally hosted fonts. Images are served from the website itself. The contact link opens your email application.
A technical check on 14 September 2026 found no Set-Cookie headers in the responses for the public homepage and its five image assets, and no tracking scripts in the delivered page. This finding describes the configuration observed at that time; it is not a guarantee about every possible security response or future hosting change.
Hosting logs are separate
Spaceship may process technical information such as visitor IP addresses in server logs. Server-side logging does not itself require storing a cookie on your device. See the Privacy Policy for purposes, recipients, retention criteria and your rights.
Why there is no consent banner
No non-essential tracking was identified in the current website configuration, so no consent banner has been added. Under the Italian Data Protection Authority’s guidance, a site using only necessary technical cookies does not require a consent banner, although it must provide relevant information.
If non-essential tracking is introduced, this notice and the site controls must be updated before it is used. Where consent is required, those tools must remain inactive until consent is given, and visitors must be able to refuse and later withdraw consent.
Your browser and external services
You can inspect, delete or block cookies through your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking necessary cookies can affect services that rely on them. Links to external websites and the email application you choose are subject to those services’ own privacy information.