Legal · Pigs Unlimited
Cookie Information
Last reviewed · October 2026
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What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store. Cookies let a site remember something between page loads — a preference you set, or the fact that you are part-way through a form. Related technologies such as local storage, session storage, and tracking pixels do similar jobs and are covered by this page too.
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What this website currently uses
This website does not use advertising or profiling cookies. There is no advertising pixel and no cross-site tracking. Our website platform may count visits using privacy-friendly analytics that do not rely on cookies.
Anything the site remembers while you browse — form entries you have typed, a section you have expanded — is held in browser memory for that visit and is gone when you close the tab.
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Categories of cookies
Most websites group cookies into the four categories below. The table sets out what each is for, and whether it needs your consent before it can be set.
Cookie categories and consent requirements
Category
What it does
Consent needed
Used here
Strictly necessary
Delivers the page, keeps the site secure, and remembers your consent choices.
No
None set
Preferences
Remembers choices you make, such as a language or a saved filter.
Yes
None set
Analytics
Counts visits and reports which pages and sources perform well.
Yes
None set
Marketing
Builds a profile across sites to target and measure advertising.
Yes
None set
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If we add services
Common additions to a website bring their own cookies. Before enabling any of these, we will list them individually on this page with their purpose, provider, and lifetime:
Website analytics, to understand which pages people visit and how they arrive.
Embedded maps showing our location.
Embedded video, such as product demonstrations or company introductions.
A hosted form backend that handles quote requests.
Live chat or callback widgets.
Advertising and remarketing pixels from search or social platforms.
Review platform widgets that pull in ratings from an external service.
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Consent
Strictly necessary cookies can be set without consent. Analytics, preference, and marketing cookies generally cannot — in many jurisdictions they require informed consent before they load, together with an easy way to withdraw it later.
If we enable any non-essential cookies, we will install a consent mechanism that blocks them until you agree, records your choice, and lets you change your mind at any time.
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Managing cookies in your browser
You can see, block, and delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking all cookies will break parts of many websites, though this one will still work.
Chrome — Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies.
Safari — Settings, then Privacy, where you can block cookies and manage stored website data.
Firefox — Settings, then Privacy & Security, under Cookies and Site Data.
Edge — Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.
On mobile, the equivalent controls sit in your browser app's settings.
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Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Some browsers can send a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal. Because this site sets no tracking cookies, there is nothing here for such a signal to switch off.
If we add analytics or advertising cookies, we will state on this page whether we honour these signals.
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Changes to this page
We review this page whenever a new script, embed, or integration is added to the site, and update the revision date accordingly.
Questions about this page can go to sales@pigsunlimited.com or (281) 351-2749, or through the contact page.