Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored by a website or browser. Similar technologies may store or access information for website operation, security, preferences or measurement.

2. Our default use

At launch, the Future Food Export public website is designed to use only cookies or local storage that are reasonably necessary for functions such as security, form protection, administrator sessions and saved cookie preferences.

We do not enable advertising cookies or nonessential analytics by default. Only essential cookies are used.

3. WordPress and administrator cookies

WordPress may set essential cookies for administrators and authenticated users. These support sign-in, security, interface preferences and content management. Public visitors normally do not receive administrator cookies.

4. Form and security technologies

The website may use short-lived technical values to validate forms, prevent duplicate or abusive submissions and preserve a success state. These are used for security and requested functionality.

5. Optional services

If analytics, embedded media, scheduling, chat, maps or other third-party services are enabled later, they may use additional cookies. Before enabling them, Future Food Export should update this policy, document the provider and purpose, and obtain consent where required.

6. Managing cookies

You can control cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent some functions from working. If a cookie preference control is shown, you can use it to change optional choices.

7. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy as website technologies change. The current version and effective date will appear on this page.

8. Contact

Questions about cookies may be sent to privacy@futurefoodexport.com.