Cookie Policy
Effective Date: 25 September 2026
Last Updated: 25 September 2026
Eco Tech Recycle is a trading name of Tech Cell Limited.
This Cookie Policy explains how the Eco Tech Recycle website uses cookies and similar storage and access technologies, why they may be used, and how visitors can manage their choices.
This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Website Terms of Use.
1. Who We Are
Eco Tech Recycle is a trading name of Tech Cell Limited.
Legal entity: Tech Cell Limited
Company No.: 14338989
Trading name: Eco Tech Recycle
ICO registration reference: ZB973258
Email: info@ecotechrecycle.co.uk
Telephone: +44 7777 239555
Website: www.ecotechrecycle.co.uk
Contact Address:
Suite 2, First Floor
16 Industrial House
Grand Arcade
London
N12 0EH
United Kingdom
2. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?
Cookies are small text files that may be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other device when you visit a website.
Websites may also use other technologies that store information on, or access information from, a user’s device.
These may include:
cookies;
tracking pixels;
web storage;
local storage;
session storage;
scripts;
tags;
device identifiers; and
technologies associated with embedded content or third-party services.
In this Policy, we may refer to these collectively as “cookies and similar technologies”.
These technologies can be used to make websites function, maintain security, remember preferences, understand website usage, measure performance, support embedded content and, where permitted, support advertising and marketing.
3. Why We May Use Cookies
Depending on the functionality and services active on our website, cookies and similar technologies may be used to:
operate essential website functions;
maintain website and form security;
remember cookie and consent preferences;
maintain sessions where required;
prevent spam or abuse;
improve website performance;
understand how visitors interact with our website;
identify technical problems;
measure website traffic and usage;
measure the effectiveness of advertising or marketing campaigns;
support conversion measurement;
display or enable third-party content such as maps or videos; and
support other website features requested by visitors.
We only use non-exempt technologies where an appropriate legal basis and, where required, valid consent applies.
4. Strictly Necessary Technologies
Some cookies or similar technologies may be necessary for the website or a service requested by the visitor to function correctly.
These may support functions such as:
website security;
fraud or abuse prevention;
session management;
load balancing;
form functionality where essential;
remembering cookie-consent choices; or
other functionality necessary to provide a service requested by the visitor.
Where a technology falls within an applicable legal exception, consent may not be required.
We nevertheless aim to provide appropriate information about the technologies used.
5. Preference and Functionality Technologies
Preference or functionality technologies may be used to remember choices or provide features requested by visitors.
Depending on the particular technology and its purpose, consent may be required unless an applicable legal exception applies.
Examples may include remembering:
website preferences;
display preferences;
user-selected settings; or
choices connected with website functionality.
6. Analytics Technologies
Analytics technologies may help us understand how visitors use our website.
For example, they may help us understand:
which pages are visited;
how visitors arrive at the website;
how visitors navigate between pages;
whether website features work as expected;
general website performance; and
where improvements may be required.
Where analytics technologies require consent under applicable law, they will not be activated before valid consent has been obtained.
7. Advertising and Marketing Technologies
Our website may use advertising or marketing technologies where these have been implemented and lawfully configured.
These technologies may be used for purposes such as:
advertising measurement;
conversion measurement;
campaign performance;
attribution;
remarketing or audience functionality; or
understanding interactions with advertisements.
Advertising and marketing technologies that require consent will not be activated before valid consent has been obtained.
Visitors can refuse these technologies without being required to accept them in order to access the ordinary content of our website, except where an applicable lawful arrangement expressly permits otherwise.
8. Embedded Content and Third-Party Services
Some pages may use content or functionality supplied by third parties.
Examples may include:
maps;
videos;
booking tools;
chat or messaging features;
forms;
social-media content;
security services;
spam-prevention services; or
other embedded functionality.
Third-party services may use cookies or other storage and access technologies.
Where consent is required, relevant non-essential third-party technologies should not be activated before the visitor has made the appropriate choice.
Where applicable, our consent controls or cookie information will identify relevant third-party services and provide further information about their purpose.
Third parties may also process information under their own privacy or cookie notices.
9. Cookie Consent
Where consent is required, we aim to obtain it before using the relevant non-essential cookies or similar technologies.
Our consent mechanism may provide choices such as:
Accept All;
Reject Non-Essential; and
Manage Preferences.
Consent must involve a clear and positive choice.
Simply continuing to browse the website is not treated as consent where valid consent is required.
We do not intend to use pre-ticked boxes or equivalent default settings to obtain consent for non-essential technologies.
Options to reject non-essential technologies should be presented in a way that makes refusal reasonably as easy as acceptance.
These requirements reflect current ICO guidance that valid consent requires positive action and that users must be able to refuse non-exempt technologies as easily as they can accept them. Information Commissioner’s Office
10. Changing or Withdrawing Your Cookie Choices
Where our website uses a consent-management tool, visitors should be able to review or change their choices after the initial decision.
A Cookie Settings or similar control may be provided on the website for this purpose.
Where processing depends on consent, withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
Where technically possible, technologies that depend on withdrawn consent will no longer be used for future storage or access after the preference has been updated.
ICO guidance requires withdrawing consent to be as easy as giving it. Information Commissioner’s Office
11. Managing Cookies Through Your Browser
You can also use your browser settings to manage cookies.
Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
view cookies;
delete cookies;
block cookies;
block third-party cookies;
clear cookies when the browser closes;
receive alerts about cookies; or
change other privacy settings.
Blocking or deleting certain cookies may affect website functionality, saved preferences, forms or embedded content.
Browser controls do not replace our responsibility to obtain consent where consent is legally required.
12. Third-Party Technologies
Where our website uses third-party technologies, the relevant provider may receive information when the technology is activated.
Depending on the services currently enabled on our website, third-party technologies may relate to:
website analytics;
advertising and conversion measurement;
maps;
video or embedded media;
forms;
booking functionality;
communications;
spam prevention;
website security;
hosting or content delivery; or
other website functionality.
Where applicable, further information about the relevant providers and technologies will be made available through our cookie consent tool, cookie settings or supplementary cookie information.
We aim to review third-party technologies periodically and update our disclosures where material changes occur.
13. Information About Individual Cookies
The specific cookies and similar technologies used on our website may change when website functionality, plugins, analytics, advertising tools, security services or third-party integrations are added, removed or updated.
Where applicable, current information about individual technologies — including their provider, purpose, category and duration — will be made available through our website’s cookie consent or Cookie Settings tool.
We aim to keep this information under review so that it reflects the technologies actually in use.
This is preferable to publishing guessed cookie names or expiry periods. ICO guidance says organisations should understand and document which technologies they use, their purposes and appropriate duration, and give users clear information about them. Information Commissioner’s Office
14. Cookies and Personal Data
Some cookies and similar technologies may involve the processing of personal data.
Where personal data is processed, our Privacy Policy explains:
what personal data we may process;
why we process it;
our lawful bases;
who we may share it with;
international transfers;
retention;
security; and
your data-protection rights.
The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) and UK data-protection law may both apply depending on the technology and processing involved. Information Commissioner’s Office
15. How Long Cookies Last
Cookies and similar technologies may be either:
Session-based — normally lasting until the browser session ends; or
Persistent — remaining for a defined period unless deleted earlier.
The appropriate duration depends on the purpose of the technology.
We aim not to retain or use cookies or similar technologies for longer than reasonably necessary for their intended purpose.
Where available, more specific duration information will be provided through our cookie settings or consent-management tool.
16. Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy where there are changes to:
our website;
plugins;
forms;
analytics services;
advertising technologies;
embedded content;
consent-management tools;
third-party providers;
applicable law or regulatory guidance; or
our business operations.
The latest version will be published on our website with an updated Last Updated date.
Where changes materially affect consent choices, we may request consent again where required.
17. Contact Us
If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact us.
Eco Tech Recycle
A trading name of Tech Cell Limited
Company No. 14338989
ICO registration reference: ZB973258
Email: info@ecotechrecycle.co.uk
Telephone: +44 7777 239555
Website: www.ecotechrecycle.co.uk
Contact Address:
Suite 2, First Floor
16 Industrial House
Grand Arcade
London
N12 0EH
United Kingdom
Eco Tech Recycle
info@ecotechrecycle.co.uk
