What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone) when you visit a website. It allows your browser to be recognised and certain information to be stored for the duration of its validity.

Consent management

On your first visit, a banner invites you to accept or refuse non-essential cookies. Your choice is saved and you can change it at any time via this same banner or your browser settings.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are essential to the operation of the website (session, navigation, security, saving your consent preferences). They do not require your consent and cannot be disabled.

Preference cookies

These cookies allow your browsing choices (language, region, display options) to be saved in order to improve your comfort of use.

Audience measurement cookies

These cookies allow anonymous website traffic statistics to be compiled in order to improve its content. They are only placed with your consent.

Third-party services

Depending on the features enabled, the following third-party services may place cookies:

• Google Tag Manager (tag management)
• Google Maps (property mapping)
• reCAPTCHA (form protection)

Retention period

Cookies are retained for a maximum period of 13 months from the date they are placed. Consent is requested again at the end of this period.

Manage your preferences

You can at any time delete cookies already placed and set your browser to refuse new ones (see the "help" section of your browser). Refusing certain cookies may degrade your browsing experience.

Instructions for the main browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge.

To find out more about cookies and how to configure your browser, visit the website of the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL): www.cnil.fr.