Cookie Policy

Last updated: 14 September 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how FHH uses cookies and similar technologies on its Website, the purposes for which they are used, and how users can manage their preferences.

The use of cookies is carried out in accordance with applicable legislation, namely Regulation (EU) 2016/679, the General Data Protection Regulation, Law No. 58/2019 of 8 August, and Law No. 41/2004 of 18 August, as amended.

1. Identification of the Entity

The Website is operated by:

FHH Portugal Unipessoal Lda
Trading name: FHH
Tax ID / Company Registration Number (NIF/NIPC): 519 600 185
Address: Rua Comissão Iniciativa, Torre Brasil, Nr. 2A, E403, 4.º, 2410-098 Leiria, Portugal
Telephone: +351 244 024 781
Email: info@fhh-portugal.pt

Hereinafter referred to as “FHH”.

2. What Are Cookies

Cookies are small information files stored on the device used to access a website, such as a computer, smartphone or tablet.

These files allow the Website to recognise certain information relating to the user’s use, preferences or session.

Cookies may perform different functions, including ensuring the technical operation of the Website, storing preferences, obtaining statistical information about page usage, or supporting certain communication and marketing functionalities.

The term “cookies” used in this Policy may also include similar technologies used to store or access information on the user’s device.

3. Why We Use Cookies

FHH may use cookies to ensure the proper functioning and security of the Website, retain certain user preferences, understand in aggregate terms how the Website is used, analyse the performance of different pages, improve content and functionalities and, where applicable and subject to consent, assess the effectiveness of communication and marketing activities.

Not all cookies used have the same purposes or rely on the same legal basis.

4. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies enable the technical operation of essential Website functionalities.

They may be used, for example, to ensure security, manage sessions, store cookie consent preferences or ensure the proper functioning of forms and other essential components.

These cookies are not used to create marketing or advertising profiles.

As they are strictly necessary for the provision of functionalities requested by the user or for the technical operation of the Website, these cookies may be used without prior consent, where permitted by applicable law.

Disabling them through the browser may prevent certain Website functionalities from operating correctly.

5. Functional Cookies

Functional cookies enable additional functionalities and allow certain user preferences to be remembered.

They may, for example, remember choices previously made or facilitate the integration of external services.

Where these cookies are not strictly necessary for the operation of a service requested by the user, they will only be used after the relevant consent has been obtained.

6. Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.

They may collect information relating to pages visited, approximate visit duration, source of access, device type, browser used and interactions carried out.

This information allows FHH to analyse usage trends, identify navigation issues, assess page performance and improve the user experience.

Where these cookies are not strictly necessary, they will only be installed or activated after the user has provided consent.

7. Advertising and Marketing Cookies

The Website may use technologies designed to measure campaigns, assess conversions or display more relevant content and communications.

These technologies may allow the browser or device being used to be recognised and may create information relating to the user’s interaction with the Website.

Where cookies or technologies of this nature are used, they will remain disabled until the user provides consent.

Users may reject them or subsequently withdraw their consent through the preference management mechanism available on the Website.

8. Third-Party Cookies

Certain Website functionalities may depend on services provided by external entities.

Depending on the configurations implemented and the user’s preferences, these entities may use their own cookies or similar technologies.

This may occur, for example, when using analytics services, maps, embedded videos, security systems, communication platforms, social media integrations or marketing tools.

Where activation of a third-party service involves the use of non-essential cookies, that service should remain blocked until the user’s consent has been obtained.

The use of data by these entities may also be subject to their respective privacy and cookie policies.

9. Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies

Cookies may be session cookies or persistent cookies.

Session cookies are normally deleted when the user closes the browser.

Persistent cookies remain stored for a specific period or until deleted by the user.

The retention period depends on the purpose of each cookie and should be indicated in the list of cookies made available through the Website’s consent management mechanism.

10. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are set directly by the FHH Website domain.

Third-party cookies are set by external services or platforms integrated into the Website.

The classification of each cookie, its provider, purpose and duration should be accessible through the cookie preference management panel.

11. Consent

When the user accesses the Website for the first time, a mechanism will be displayed allowing them to define their preferences regarding non-essential cookies.

The user may accept or reject the different categories of cookies made available.

The absence of any action by the user, simply browsing the Website or scrolling through a page will not, by itself, be considered consent to the use of non-essential cookies.

Cookies subject to consent should remain disabled until such consent has been provided.

12. Rejecting Cookies

Rejecting non-essential cookies should not prevent normal access to the main content of the Website.

Users may reject analytics, advertising, marketing or other non-essential cookies through the consent management mechanism available on the Website.

Refusing these cookies may limit certain additional functionalities but should not prevent access to essential functionalities.

13. Changing or Withdrawing Consent

Users may change their preferences or withdraw previously provided consent at any time.

For this purpose, they should use the cookie preference management option permanently available on the Website.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

After preferences are changed, the Website should adapt the future use of cookies to the newly selected options.

14. Browser Management

In addition to the consent management mechanism provided by FHH, most browsers allow users to control, block or delete cookies through their settings.

The process depends on the browser and device used.

Blocking all cookies through the browser, including technically necessary cookies, may affect the operation of certain Website functionalities.

15. List of Cookies Used

The specific list of cookies in use may be updated as the Website, its functionalities or the technological services used change.

Whenever technically available, the Website’s cookie management panel should provide up-to-date information regarding each cookie, including its name, category, provider or domain, purpose and duration.

This information should reflect the cookies actually used on the Website at any given time.

16. Personal Data Associated with Cookies

Some technologies used on the Website may involve the processing of data considered personal data, including IP addresses, device or browser identifiers, usage data and information relating to interactions carried out on the Website.

Where personal data is processed, the provisions of the FHH Privacy Policy also apply.

Users should consult that Policy for further information regarding data controllers, purposes, legal bases, retention periods, recipients and data subject rights.

17. International Transfers

The use of certain technology providers may involve the processing of data outside the European Economic Area.

Whenever an international transfer of personal data takes place, legally recognised mechanisms must be used to ensure an adequate level of protection, including adequacy decisions, Standard Contractual Clauses or other mechanisms recognised under the GDPR.

18. Updates to the Cookie Policy

FHH may amend this Cookie Policy whenever there are changes to legislation, guidance from competent authorities, technologies used or Website functionalities.

The most recent version will be made available on this page together with the date of its latest update.

Significant changes to the use of cookies may also justify requesting the user’s consent again.

19. Relationship with the Privacy Policy

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the Website’s Privacy Policy.

The Privacy Policy contains more detailed information regarding the processing of personal data carried out by FHH and the exercise of rights provided for under applicable legislation.

20. Contact Details

For questions relating to the use of cookies, privacy or the processing of personal data, please contact:

FHH
FHH Portugal Unipessoal Lda
Tax ID / Company Registration Number (NIF/NIPC): 519 600 185
Address: Rua Comissão Iniciativa, Torre Brasil, Nr. 2A, E403, 4.º, 2410-098 Leiria, Portugal
Telephone: +351 244 024 781
Email: info@fhh-portugal.pt