Information on Cookies and Other Trackers – Euro Industries

Information on Cookies and Other Trackers – Euro Industries

Last updated: October 2026

1. What Is a Cookie?

When you visit the Euro Industries website, information relating to your browsing activity on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) may be stored or accessed through cookies or other tracking technologies.

A cookie is a small text file stored on your device through your web browser. Other technologies may also be used to collect information about your browsing activity.

These technologies do not necessarily enable you to be identified directly. However, some may collect information that can be used to identify you or track your browsing activity, particularly when combined with other data.

2. What Are Cookies and Other Trackers Used For?

Cookies and other trackers used on the Euro Industries website may serve various purposes:

  • Website functionality: enabling navigation, maintaining a session or providing the requested features;

  • Audience measurement: understanding website traffic, analyzing pages visited, and improving performance;

  • Communication campaign measurement: assessing the effectiveness of campaigns or promotional content when dedicated tools are used;

  • Third-party features: enabling the integration of services provided by external providers, where applicable.

The website notably uses Google Tag Manager, a tag management tool that allows various scripts and third-party services to be deployed and managed.

Google Tag Manager does not, in itself, constitute a category of cookies. Any data collected and trackers used depend on the tags configured and activated on the website.

Cookies and other trackers are used by Mulhouse Expo SAEML and, where applicable, by third-party service providers, under the conditions described in this policy.

3. How Can You Manage Your Cookie Preferences?

On your first visit to the website, a cookie banner allows you to choose whether to accept or reject cookies and other trackers requiring consent or to customize your preferences.

Trackers requiring consent are not stored or accessed until you have given your consent. Refusing these trackers should not prevent you from accessing the website's essential features.

You can change your choice or withdraw your consent at any time using the cookie management tool accessible from the website footer or via the “Cookie Settings” button, if available.

You can also configure your browser to block or delete certain cookies. The procedure depends on the browser you use:

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Information on Cookies and Other Trackers – Euro Industries

Last updated: October 2026

1. What Is a Cookie?

When you visit the Euro Industries website, information relating to your browsing activity on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) may be stored or accessed through cookies or other tracking technologies.

A cookie is a small text file stored on your device through your web browser. Other technologies may also be used to collect information about your browsing activity.

These technologies do not necessarily enable you to be identified directly. However, some may collect information that can be used to identify you or track your browsing activity, particularly when combined with other data.

2. What Are Cookies and Other Trackers Used For?

Cookies and other trackers used on the Euro Industries website may serve various purposes:

  • Website functionality: enabling navigation, maintaining a session or providing the requested features;

  • Audience measurement: understanding website traffic, analysing pages visited and improving performance;

  • Communication campaign measurement: assessing the effectiveness of campaigns or promotional content when dedicated tools are used;

  • Third-party features: enabling the integration of services provided by external providers, where applicable.

The website notably uses Google Tag Manager, a tag management tool that allows various scripts and third-party services to be deployed and managed.

Google Tag Manager does not, in itself, constitute a category of cookies. Any data collected and trackers used depend on the tags configured and activated on the website.

Cookies and other trackers are used by Mulhouse Expo SAEML and, where applicable, by third-party service providers, under the conditions described in this policy.

3. How Can You Manage Your Cookie Preferences?

On your first visit to the website, a cookie banner allows you to choose whether to accept or reject cookies and other trackers requiring consent, or to customise your preferences.

Trackers requiring consent are not stored or accessed until you have given your consent. Refusing these trackers should not prevent you from accessing the website's essential features.

You can change your choice or withdraw your consent at any time using the cookie management tool accessible from the website footer or via the “Cookie Settings” button, if available.

You can also configure your browser to block or delete certain cookies. The procedure depends on the browser you use:

Configuring your browser does not necessarily replace the website's cookie management tool. Blocking certain cookies required for the website to function may also affect some features.

4. What Types of Cookies and Trackers Are Used on the Website?

4.1. Cookies Strictly Necessary for Website Functionality

These cookies are necessary to provide a service explicitly requested by the user or to ensure the website functions properly. They may, in particular, be used to maintain a session or secure certain features.

Where these cookies meet the applicable regulatory requirements, they do not require prior consent.

These strictly necessary cookies apply to visitors of websites managed using the Inwink platform. Some are always present, whether visitors are anonymous or authenticated, while others are only used once a visitor has logged in.

4.1.1. Cookies Installed by Our Website

Inwink always installs one strictly necessary cookie:

iwuid

Description: An anonymous cookie used to improve real-time communication with servers and collect website traffic statistics.

Duration: Session

Category: Strictly necessary cookie

Data collected: Anonymous ID

Any other cookie installed in visitors' browsers is a third-party cookie that may be associated with your analytics service and/or with iframes embedded in our website.

4.1.2. Cookies Installed for Authentication (Logged-in Users)

Inwink installs additional cookies in the browsers of users who log in to our website using their accounts.

These cookies are strictly necessary to ensure the security of users' personal data on websites managed using the Inwink platform.

They fall into two categories:

  • Cookies stored on our website's domain;

  • Cookies stored on the authentication service's website (the auth.inwink.com domain), which manages authentication, account creation and password reminders.

Please note that certain cookie names contain the variable term \<variable>, which corresponds to a unique short code specific to our Inwink audience.

4.1.2.1. Cookies on Our Website (Domain Name: euroindustries.eu)

id.\<variable>

Description: A cookie used to maintain the authentication status of a logged-in user.

Duration: 14 days

Category: Strictly necessary cookie

Data collected: Encrypted user identity information

4.1.2.2. Cookies on the Authentication Website (auth.inwink.com)

\<variable>-Identity.Application

Description: An anonymised cookie used to maintain authentication. It supports federated authentication, enabling single sign-on (SSO) across different websites within the same audience.

Duration: 14 days

Category: Strictly necessary cookie

Data collected: Encrypted user identity information

iwctx

Description: A cookie used by the server to facilitate reconnection and password reminders by pre-filling the email address previously entered.

Duration: Session

Category: Strictly necessary cookie

Data collected: Encrypted authentication email address

*.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.\<suffix>

Description: An anonymised cookie used to prevent cross-site request forgery (XSRF/CSRF) attacks. It is necessarily present on sensitive pages containing submission forms. The \<suffix> is a generic short code, unique across websites, consisting of an alphanumeric string that may change (for example, iy28k2-WSv0).

Duration: Session

Category: Strictly necessary cookie

Data collected: Anonymous ID

Please note:

Your cookie consent choice is stored using the following cookie: hasConsentFor[event identifier].

This cookie is placed to remember the decision made by the user through the cookie banner.

If consent is given, its value contains the consent status and the date and time at which consent was provided.

Example: state#accepted|consent#2026-07-28T08:09:38.964Z

If consent is refused, the cookie value is adjusted accordingly.

Example: state#denyed|consent#2026-07-28T08:08:18.285Z

This cookie is retained for approximately 13 months after consent is given or refused, provided that the browser cache has not been cleared and the cookie itself has not been deleted by the user.

4.2. Audience Measurement Cookies and Trackers

Audience measurement tools may be used to better understand website traffic, pages visited and visitor interactions.

The trackers concerned, their purposes and their retention periods depend on the tools actually configured on the website.

Where a tool requires consent, it is only activated once consent has been obtained. Any exemption from consent requirements may only be applied where the tool and its configuration comply with the applicable regulatory requirements.

4.3. Cookies and Trackers Associated with Third-Party Services

The website uses Google Tag Manager to manage the deployment of tags. Other third-party services may also be used to measure website traffic or the effectiveness of communication activities.

A detailed list of the cookies used on the site is currently being compiled and will be made available shortly. However, you can view the categories of cookies used and manage your preferences at any time through our cookie management tool.

4.4. List of third-party services and trackers

The website may use third-party services to manage tags, measure audience traffic and provide other functionalities.

CookieProvider / domainPurposeObserved retention period
__cf_bmCloudflare / LinkedInBot detection and service securityApproximately 30 minutes
__Secure-ENIDGoogleSecurity and operation of Google servicesGA4 default setting: 2 years
_fbpMeta PixelBrowser identification and advertising campaign measurementApproximately 90 days
_fbcMeta PixelStores a Facebook advertising click identifier when a user arrives via an advertising link containing the fbclid parameterApproximately 90 days
_gaGoogle Analytics 4Distinguishes visitors and measures website trafficGA4 default setting: 2 years
_ga_PGX987CXN1Google Analytics 4Maintains the state of the audience measurement sessionGA4 default setting: 2 years
_gcl_auGoogle AdsConversion tracking and advertising performance measurementApproximately 90 days
bcookieLinkedIn Insight TagBrowser identification, security and diagnosticsApproximately 1 year
ceecapig.stape.ccTransmission of advertising eventsApproximately 13 months
hasConsentFor719c19be-1701-f111-8330-00224880914eEuro IndustriesStores the user's consent statusApproximately 13 months
li_gcLinkedIn Insight TagStores consent preferences relating to non-essential cookiesApproximately 6 months
lidcLinkedIn Insight TagOptimises the routing of requests to data centresApproximately 24 hours
SEARCH_SAMESITEGoogleOperation or security of a Google serviceApproximately 13 months
test_cookieGoogle Ads / DoubleClickChecks whether the browser supports cookiesApproximately 1 day


5. Contact

For any questions relating to this policy or the management of personal data, you may contact:

Mulhouse Expo SAEML
120, rue Lefebvre
68100 Mulhouse, France

Email: euroindustries@parcexpo.fr