Our cookie registry discloses every browser identifier, marketing signal, and storage key used on glassware.click.

This disclosure applies to all visitors, commercial procurement agents, and trade inquiries accessing glassware.click. We present clear, truthful accounting of all technical cookies, local storage keys, and marketing campaign parameters. We maintain no hidden background pixels or unlisted tracking scripts.

Unlike consumer platforms that deploy dozens of behavioral trackers, glassware.click limits browser storage to three distinct operational layers:

• Strictly Necessary Storage: Mandatory keys required for security, session stability, form rendering timestamps, and persisting your consent preference. These cannot be disabled as the site cannot function securely without them.
• Functional Support Storage: Client-side tokens required by our real-time catalogue support desk (wimi528.php) so you can return to a conversation with our Austin team while browsing different stemware lines.
• Marketing & Attribution Identifiers: Optional campaign identifiers attached to inbound links by Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, and Meta Ads. These track return on ad spend and conversion events only when you explicitly grant storage permission.

We run paid commercial advertising to reach hospitality operators and culinary retailers. We name our ad platforms and their corresponding query string parameters directly:

• google ads — attaches gclid to track click interactions and assess whether visitors proceed to the inquiry form or live configurator.
• microsoft advertising — attaches msclkid for commercial Bing search and partner network shopping attribution.
• Meta Ads — attaches fbclid to evaluate trade engagement across social business channels.

These identifiers are processed strictly in real time. We do not correlate click identifiers with third-party consumer credit databases, and we state plainly that no platform has reviewed or endorsed our catalogue operations.

To guarantee compliance with digital marketing regulations, our architecture embeds Google consent mode v2 directly. Upon page load, all four operational parameters are initialized to denied:

While in the denied state, ad tags do not read or write marketing cookies. Only after you click “Allow Storage” are these parameters updated to granted. If you click “Decline” or clear your preferences, they return immediately to denied.

When you first visit glassware.click, our pinned bottom banner provides two clear choices: “Allow Storage” and “Decline”.

Your choice is recorded in your browser under the key site_consent_v2 for six months. If you wish to change your choice, reset your status below:

Alternatively, you can delete cookies and local storage keys directly through your web browser’s security and privacy settings.

We believe in non-coercive web standards. If you choose to decline marketing cookies and tracking identifiers:

• The entire glassware catalogue, including all tumblers, wine stems, carafes, decanters, and kitchen fittings, remains 100% accessible.
• The interactive scoping configurator on pricing.html remains fully operational.
• The trade inquiry form on contact.html and the support chat desk function normally.
• Only third-party conversion pixels (Google, Microsoft, Meta) and cross-session marketing analytics are disabled.

For comprehensive information on how our advertising partners handle, encrypt, and retain marketing click data, review their respective privacy statements:

• Microsoft Advertising: Learn how Microsoft manages search advertising and UET telemetry at privacy.microsoft.com.
• Google Ads & Analytics: Review Google’s advertising data practices, conversion modeling, and tag compliance at policies.google.com.
• Meta Platforms: Inspect Meta’s privacy and business tools terms via their official transparency documentation.

If you have specific questions about our implementation of Consent Mode v2, local storage tokens, or marketing parameters, contact our compliance team: