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Hoshizaki Europe B.V. en Specifi® zijn een partnershap aangegaan om consultants, bestekschrijvers en apparatuurleveranciers over de hele wereld toegang te bieden tot onze complete digitale productcatalogus. De informatie omvat productspecificatie,...
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We collect the following information (this list is not exhaustive): Internet Protocol (IP) Address; Browser type and Version; Geolocation; Clicking-behaviour. We collect this information for functional and analytical purposes.
Examples of Cookies We Use
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- Tracking cookies: are used to show relevant advertisements for our services/products on other websites. We ask our visitors for their explicit consent for these types of cookies. By placing tracking cookies, your personal data is processed.
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