Personal data and cookies

Information on cookies and your personal data

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small alphanumerical file that is stored by the Web Browser on the hard drive of your computer in order to collect the computer’s browsing information. This data is used to provide estimations aimed at customising your browsing experience and improving our site content.

The cookies do not allow us to personally identity you, nor to collect information stored on your computer. They record information relative to the browsing habits of your computer on our site.

Which cookies are used on our website ?

For further information on the Google privacy policy: https://www.google.fr/intl/en-GB/policies/privacy/

The information collected on our site is transferred to: Laval

The administration of personal data is managed by: Laval

Information collected via our online forms or during the ordering procedure is processed in order to undertake customer relationship management operations (questions, requests for information).

In accordance with the data protection act, January 6, 1978, modified in 2004, you have the right to access and to correct any data relating to your person, you may exert this right by writing to:
" LAVAL SAS, Zone Artisanale - 37310 CHEDIGNY – France " accompanied by a copy of your identity papers. You may also, for legitimate reasons, refuse that your data by processed, by writing to the above address with a copy of your identity papers.

Modify the setting of your web browser

Different methods of managing cookies exist. However, the settings that you will be required to modify may alter the performance of your web browser on a daily basis as certain internet services require the use of cookies.

We inform you that if your browser is set to refuse the cookies on our site, you will not be able to take advantage of its basic functions. For this reason, we invite you to adopt an optimal Web Browser configuration:

Below you will find information on enabling and disabling cookies on different browsers:

Internet explorer

• Click on the gear-wheel at the top-right corner of your browser, choose “Internet Options”
• Go to the privacy tab
• You can adjust your setting for the cookies using the cursor. If you choose the ‘Advanced’ tab you can manage your cookies manually
• Save your modified preferences by choosing ‘OK’

 Mozilla Firefox

• In the menu at the top of the page, choose ‘Tools’ and then ‘Options’
• Select ‘Privacy’
• In the ‘History’ window: in the scroll menu Firefox will : ‘Remember history’, choose the option ‘Use custom settings for history’
• The settings that appear will allow you to customise your choices concerning cookies and their life span (refuse cookies from sites, accept site cookies but refuse third-party cookies, . . .) 
• Save your chosen settings by choosing ‘OK’

 Google Chrome

• Click the ‘Settings’ symbol in the top-right corner of the page or select settings in the menu
• Choose ‘Advanced settings’
• In the section entitled ‘privacy’ choose ‘Content settings’ 
• Define your cookies preferences, select ‘Block third-party cookies’

Safari

• Click on the gear-wheel symbol in the menu at the top of the page, then choose ‘Preferences’
• Choose the ‘Security’ tab 
• Define your cookie preferences (Block cookies from third-parties and advertisers’

Each browser has a different configuration. You will find assistance in the browser’s help menu, thus allowing you to modify and customise your cookie settings.