Last updated: January 2026
This Cookie Notice explains how the Grassie Trophy Logistics website uses cookies and similar technologies (such as browser local storage), what each is for, and how you can control them. We deliberately keep our use of these technologies to a minimum.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website; local storage is a similar mechanism your browser provides for saving small pieces of information. Both let a site remember limited information between page loads or visits. They can be \“essential\” (needed for the site to function) or \“non-essential\” (analytics, advertising, personalisation).
Consent preference (local storage). When you accept or decline our cookie banner, we store a single value in your browser's local storage to remember your choice so we don't ask again on every page. This value stays in your browser, is not transmitted to us, and contains no personal information.
Essential delivery (no persistent cookie). Standard web requests are used to serve the site's pages, styles and fonts. These are necessary for the website to display correctly.
By default we do not use third-party advertising cookies, cross-site tracking, marketing pixels or behavioural-profiling cookies on this website. If we ever introduce analytics or any non-essential cookies in the future, we will list them here with their purpose and duration, and request your consent before setting them.
This site loads web fonts from a third-party font provider to render its typography. When your browser requests these fonts, the provider may receive your IP address as part of the standard request. No cookie is set by us for this purpose.
You can clear local storage and cookies at any time through your browser settings, and you can configure most browsers to block or warn you about them. If you clear the consent value we store, our cookie banner will simply appear again on your next visit. Blocking essential technologies may affect how the site displays.
We may update this notice if our use of cookies or local storage changes. The \“last updated\” date below indicates the latest revision.
We use a single local key to remember your cookie choice. See our cookie notice.