International Printing Industries, LLC

Cookie Policy

LAST REVISED: 9th April, 2025

This Cookie Policy applies to our Website at: www.pixartprinting.com and any other website or mobile application operated by International Printing Industries, LLC (the “Company”) where this Cookie Policy is posted.

For more information about how we process personal data, you are kindly invited to visit our Privacy Policy

By visiting our Website, you agree to the use of internet tracking technologies and data storage tools as described in this Cookie Policy. If you do not agree to the terms of this Cookie Policy, please do not access our Website.

1. How we use cookies and other tracking technologies Internet tracking technologies and data storage tools are placed on your device and stored by your browser when you visit a website, app, or other online platform. These technologies, which we refer to in this Cookie Policy as “cookies,” may include, for example, cookies, pixels, local device storage, web beacons, scripts, and device identifiers. They enable recognition of visitors when they return to a website or log in to an account, recording how and when visitors use a website, measuring website usage statistics, and track visitors’ internet activities for advertising and analytics purposes.

Cookies are classified by:

• Time span—how long the cookie will remain on your browser: a session cookie is temporary and will expire when you close your browser; a persistent cookie will remain on your device until it automatically expires after a specified time period (or sooner if you delete it);
• Source—who placed the cookie--the operator of the website you are visiting (first party cookie) or an authorized third-party service or platform (third-party cookie); and
• Purpose—why the cookie is used and the functions it performs.

2. The types of cookies we use

Cookies may be categorized in different ways, and some do not fit neatly into any specific category or may fit in more than one category. For information about restricting certain cookies, please see Section 5."How you can monitor, restrict or remove cookies on your browser and device” and Section 6. “How you can opt- out of targeted advertising.”

A general description of the categories of cookies used on our Website is provided below.

Technical cookies (also called essential or strictly necessary cookies) are required for basic functions of our Website to operate correctly. They are generally first-party (placed by us) session cookies and deleted when you close your browser. Technical cookies do not store your name, IP address or mobile device identifier, or other directly identifying personal data. They are set to remain during your current browsing session and manage actions you take such as requesting a service, setting privacy preferences, logging in to your account, and placing items in a shopping cart.

Functional cookies (also called preference cookies) are not essential to the operation of the Website, but improve the browsing quality and enable a customized experience when you return to the Website. We use these cookies to remember information such as your username and password, preferred language, the region you are located in, and items remaining in your shopping cart when you close your previous browsing session. These are persistent cookies and generally set on our behalf by website service providers. You may be able to use your browser settings to restrict the use of these cookies, but some parts of the Website will not work if you block these cookies.

Analytics cookies are placed by third-party platforms, such as Google Analytics, to gather data and compile reports on how visitors use the Website and interact with our content. For example, analytics cookies track how many users visit the Website, date and time of each visit, which pages they view, which links and ads they click on, and how long they remain on the Website. They also identify a user’s device, operating system, browser, and general location based on IP address or mobile device location.

Information from these cookies is used to report on Website performance to us on an aggregated, and therefore, anonymous basis. However, analytics cookies allow Google Analytics and other services to store data that identifies you as a unique user and track your browsing activities on multiple websites and mobile apps. These are persistent cookies and will remain on your browser after you close the session. You may be able to use your browser settings to restrict the use of these cookies.

Advertising cookies are set by third-party advertising networks and social media advertising platforms to track your internet browsing activities over time and across many different websites, applications, and platforms you visit and devices you use. These platforms place a cookie on your browser to identify you as a unique user when you visit the websites and other platforms they monitor. This enables the networks and platforms to build a profile of your interests and preferences and deliver advertisements and marketing campaigns targeted to you.If the data collected by these third-party cookies can be linked to an identifiable individual, it is considered to be personal data.See Section 4. “Control of certain cookie data by third parties.”

Some advertising cookies are also used for retargeting, which is a marketing technique in which ads are directed to users who previously showed interest in a website or product when they interact with other platforms or by e mail. Retargeting is also used to limit the number of times you see an advertisement and measure the effectiveness of a marketing campaign.

Advertising cookies are persistent cookies that will remain on your browser after you close the browsing session. You can restrict the use of these cookies to collect data about you when you visit our Website as explained in Section 5."How you can restrict or remove cookies on your web browser and device” and Section 6. “How you can opt out of targeted advertising.”

Social media cookies are placed by social media networks that use plugins (for example the Facebook ’like’ button) and other tools that allow visitors to our Website to interact with and share content via their social media accounts. When you use these features, the cookies placed by social media networks can be used by the networks to collect and combine data for behavioral/targeted advertising, analytics, and market research.

E-mail cookies transmit data about how you interact with our e-mail communications such as whether and when you open an e-mail, what links you click on when reading the e-mail, and if you forwarded it. E-mail cookies also help us target advertisements we show you on other websites and social media platforms.

3. The purposes for using cookies

We use cookies on the Website to:

• Enable efficient browsing on the Website (technical and functional cookies);
• Conduct statistical analysis of Website usage (analytics cookies);
• Enable recognition of a user when they return to the Website and authenticate users when they log in to their account (technical and functional cookies);
• Improve the browsing experience, retain user preferences, such as pages visited, or products saved in the shopping cart (functional cookies);
• Optimize our advertising and marketing by showing ads to you when you visit other websites and social media platforms based on a profile of your interests and preferences developed by ad networks and social media platforms (advertising and social media cookies).

4. Control of certain cookie data by third parties

The data collected on our Website by third-party analytics and targeted advertising cookies is controlled by the ad networks and social media platform that place the cookies. We do not have access to or control over the data they collect, and we are not responsible for the privacy practices of these third parties.

Although the third-party advertising services do not use cookies to collect information that directly identifies you (such as your name, email address, postal address, or phone number), they do collect and store your IP address, advertising and device identifier, and data about your activities and interests at each location where they place cookies. They may be able to combine and correlate the data they collect from multiple websites and other sources to identify individuals.

Understanding how third parties use the data they collect when you visit our Website and other websites where they place cookies, will help you make an informed choice about the cookies you will allow or restrict.

For information about how third parties manage and use the data they collect using cookies, we recommend reviewing their privacy policies and practices. In the past twelve months, the third-party services and platforms authorized to place cookies (other than technical cookies) on our Website included (among others) the following:

• Fullstory: https://trust.fullstory.com/
• Google Analytics: https://policies.google.com/privacy
• Segment: https://www.twilio.com/legal/privacy

5. How you can monitor, restrict or remove cookies on your browser and device

You can select privacy preferences and restrict some of the ways cookies are used on our Website and other websites in various ways, including the following:

• Block advertising and other tracking cookies using the cookie and privacy settings on the internet browsers you use as explained below.
• Set your advertisement and privacy preferences on your social media accounts (such as Facebook) to restrict how they share your information for targeted advertising.
• Block sharing of your mobile device and/or advertising ID if your device has a setting you can use to reject incoming requests for the ID associated with your device,
• Install the Google Analytics opt out browser add on, which is described at the Google Analytics Opt out Browser Add on page at: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
• Install an ad blocking utility from an independent software provider on your browser to monitor and block some tracking of your browsing activity.

Using your web browser and device settings. You can use your browser and device settings to manage, disable, or enable some cookies by selecting the browser options to:

• Alert you to the presence of a cookie, thereby allowing you to decide whether to accept or block the cookie
• Refuse all cookies
• Clear specific cookies that have been saved in your browser
• Block specific cookies, types of cookies, or third-party cookies.

Most browsers and devices have settings for managing cookies that are generally located under “controls,” “settings,” or “preferences.” You will need to select your settings on each browser and device where you wish to restrict how cookes are accepted or stored. You can change your selections or clear cookies from your browser at any time by changing your settings. You can also delete cookies that are already on your browser. If you do this, however, it may impact the overall functionality of some website features.

Information for some common browsers may be found at the following locations:

• Internet Explorer: http://windows.microsoft.com/it-it/windows7/block-enable-or-allow-cookies
• Safari: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11913
• Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=it-IT&hlrm=fr&hlrm=en
• Firefox: http://support.mozilla.org/it-IT/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences

You also may limit the use of mobile device advertising identifiers by managing your advertising preferences on mobile devices through your device settings:

• iOS Devices: Go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Apple Advertising > Personalized Ads
• Android Devices: Go to Google Settings > Privacy > Advanced > Ads > Opt Out of Ads Personalization

Certain coalitions of advertisers allow consumers to opt out of receiving advertising targeted rom participating advertisers. You will need to exercise these opt out options on each browser and device where you wish to opt out.

• https://youradchoices.com/control
• https://optout.networkadvertising.org/?c=1

6. How you can opt out of targeted advertising

You can opt out of having your personal data—data we can recognize as associated with you in our systems—shared with advertising networks and social media platforms for any purpose classified under various state laws as a "sale," "sharing," “targeted advertising,” or “cross-context behavioral advertising.” (Some states consider the use of third-party targeted advertising cookies to be a sale of personal data even though the Company does not receive monetary consideration from the advertising networks and we do not sell personal data to data brokers or other third parties.) If you opt out, you may still see our advertisements on other websites and platforms, but the ads you see will not be based on data collected on our Website using targeted advertising or other tracking cookies.

To opt out of targeted advertising involving data collected by third-party cookies used on our Website, you should take both of the following steps:

• Use the methods described in Section 5. “How to monitor, restrict, or remove cookies on your browser and device” to block third-party advertising cookies and other cookies that track your browsing activity; and
• Submit a request to us to opt out of targeted advertising by sending an e-mail to: us.support@pixartprinting.com

7. How to contact us

You can contact us about your questions or concerns about this Cookie Policy using any of the following methods:

• U.S. mail: 171 Thorn Hill Road Warrendale, PA 15086
• E-mail: us.support@pixartprinting.com

If you submit a request regarding your personal data, please provide your e-mail address so that we can locate your information in our systems. For certain requests, we may need to ask you for additional information to verify who you are or your authority to make the request.