Last Updated: 1 June 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how LIFENEX LTD ("we", "us", or "our") uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on the website lifenex.guru. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which provides additional information about how we process personal data. By continuing to browse our website after being presented with cookie information, or by adjusting your cookie preferences through any consent mechanism we provide, you interact with cookies as described in this Policy.
LIFENEX LTD is a United Kingdom merchant wholesaler based at 29 Drove Road, Weston-Super-Mare, United Kingdom, BS23 3NN, operating wholesale distribution channels across apparel, grocery, beverages, chemicals, hardware, furniture, farm products, and druggists sundries. Our website serves trade buyers, procurement professionals, and business enquiries rather than general consumer retail.
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, or mobile device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites function efficiently, remember preferences, improve user experience, and provide information to website owners. Cookies may be set by the website you visit (first-party cookies) or by third parties such as analytics providers (third-party cookies).
Similar technologies include local storage objects, session storage, pixels, tags, and scripts that collect information about your device and browsing behaviour. References to "cookies" in this Policy include these comparable technologies unless stated otherwise.
Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR) as amended, storing or accessing information on a user's device requires consent except where strictly necessary to provide a service explicitly requested by the user. Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent. Analytics, functional, and marketing cookies generally require informed consent before activation.
We align our cookie practices with guidance from the Information Commissioner's Office and UK GDPR requirements where cookies involve processing of personal data. Our lawful bases may include consent, legitimate interests where permitted for non-intrusive analytics subject to user rights, and contractual necessity for session management related to authenticated wholesale portal access where applicable.
These cookies are essential for the operation of lifenex.guru. They enable core functionality such as page navigation, security features, load balancing, and remembering cookie consent choices. Without these cookies, services you request cannot be provided.
Functional cookies allow the website to remember choices you make, such as language preferences or form field entries, to provide enhanced features. They may be set by us or third-party providers whose services we have added to our pages.
These cookies help us understand how visitors interact with lifenex.guru by collecting aggregated information about pages visited, time on site, error messages, and traffic sources. We use this data to improve website structure, content relevance for wholesale buyers, and technical performance.
Where deployed, marketing cookies track visitors across websites to display relevant business content or measure campaign effectiveness. We use marketing cookies sparingly and only with appropriate consent.
When you first visit lifenex.guru, you may be presented with a cookie banner or preference centre allowing you to accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or customise categories. You may withdraw or change consent at any time by revisiting cookie settings linked in the website footer or by clearing cookies through your browser.
Most web browsers allow control of cookies through settings. You can set your browser to refuse all or some cookies, or to alert you when cookies are set. Blocking all cookies may impair website functionality. Refer to your browser manufacturer's help documentation for instructions.
Some cookies are placed by third-party services appearing on our pages, such as embedded maps, analytics platforms, or content delivery networks. We do not control these third-party cookies and recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie policies of those providers.
Some browsers transmit Do Not Track signals. There is no uniform industry standard for responding to such signals. We currently do not alter our practices solely in response to Do Not Track signals but continue to monitor regulatory and technical developments.
Information collected through cookies may constitute personal data under UK GDPR when it relates to an identifiable individual, such as IP addresses combined with other identifiers. Processing of such data is described in our Privacy Policy, including lawful bases, retention, rights, and contact details for LIFENEX LTD at info@lifenex.guru.
We may revise this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in cookies used, legal requirements, or website features. The Last Updated date indicates the most recent revision. Continued use of lifenex.guru after updates constitutes acknowledgement of the revised Policy where permitted by law, subject to renewed consent for non-essential cookies where required.
Strictly necessary session cookies typically expire when you close your browser. Persistent cookies used for consent storage may remain for up to twelve months. Analytics cookies are configured with maximum lifetimes proportionate to measurement needs, generally not exceeding twenty-six months unless shortened following ICO recommendations.
Where analytics or content delivery providers process cookie-derived data outside the United Kingdom, we implement transfer safeguards described in our Privacy Policy, including UK International Data Transfer Agreements where required following adequacy assessments.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Accessibility of cookie controls is tested to ensure keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.
Cookie inventories are reconciled quarterly against deployed website tags to remove obsolete scripts and verify consent categories remain accurate.
We document lawful basis and retention for each non-essential cookie in our internal register accessible to compliance reviewers.
Session cookies supporting security headers and CSRF tokens expire at browser close and do not persist cross-site identifiers.
Analytics configurations use IP anonymisation and data retention limits aligned with ICO expectations for proportionate measurement.
Where consent is withdrawn, non-essential cookies are suppressed on subsequent page loads through preference storage in strictly necessary cookies.
Third-party tag managers are configured to block marketing tags until affirmative consent is recorded where required by PECR.
We assess cookie impact when launching new landing pages for wholesale campaign tracking to avoid unintended persistent identifiers.
Server-side logs used for security may contain IP addresses processed on legitimate interests with short retention windows.
Cookie policy updates are communicated through banner refresh prompts when new categories are introduced.
Related legal documents: Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Terms of Service, Terms & Conditions.
For questions regarding this document, contact LIFENEX LTD at info@lifenex.guru, telephone +447446968859, or by post to 29 Drove Road, Weston-Super-Mare, United Kingdom, BS23 3NN.
