Last updated: 7 July 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how A2G International uses cookies and similar technologies on this website.

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, scripts, device identifiers or other tools that store or access information on your device.

1. How we use cookies

We use cookies and similar technologies to:

• Make the website work properly.
• Keep the website secure.
• Remember cookie consent choices.
• Support WordPress, Elementor and website functionality.
• Protect forms from spam, abuse or unauthorised use.
• Understand website traffic and performance through analytics, where consent is required and given.
• Improve website reliability, usability and technical performance.

2. Types of cookies we may use

We may use the following categories of cookies and similar technologies.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are required for the website to function, remain secure, remember consent preferences, support admin or logged-in behaviour, submit forms, prevent spam or provide services that you request.

These cookies may be set by WordPress, the active theme, security tools, anti-spam tools, hosting infrastructure, cache tools, consent tools, form tools or other essential website systems.

You can block these cookies in your browser, but parts of the website may not work correctly.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, which pages are visited, how visitors arrive, and how the website performs.

We may use Google Analytics for this purpose. Google Analytics may use cookies or similar technologies, such as identifiers linked to your browser or device, to measure website interactions and provide aggregated reporting.

Analytics cookies are not essential to the operation of the website and should only be set where required consent has been given through the website’s cookie consent tool.

Functionality cookies

Functionality cookies may be used to remember preferences, support form behaviour, retain temporary page state, manage conditional content, assist with frontend interactions or improve the operation of website features.

Where these cookies are not strictly necessary, they should only be used where the appropriate consent or lawful basis applies.

Security, anti-spam and abuse-prevention cookies

We may use cookies or similar technologies to help protect the website and its forms from spam, abuse, automated submissions, malicious activity or unauthorised access.

This may involve tools such as WordPress security features, anti-spam services, server-side protections, form protection features, IP checks, browser checks, consent records, timestamps, user-agent data or related technical signals.

Third-party cookies and external requests

Some tools used by this website may involve third-party services. Depending on configuration, these may include:

• Google Analytics.
• Google Search Console.
• Google Fonts.
• Font Awesome icons.
• WordPress, Elementor, JupiterX and related website components.
• Hosting, cache/CDN, anti-spam, security, email/SMTP and website infrastructure providers.
• VibePressTools and related Vibe Suite website utility functionality.

Google Fonts and Font Awesome may not always set cookies directly, but if loaded from external servers they may receive technical request information from your browser, such as IP address, browser details, page URL, referrer and device information.

Google Search Console is used to monitor search visibility, indexing and website performance in Google Search. It is not used as a general visitor-tracking cookie on this website.

3. VibePressTools and website functionality

This website may use VibePressTools to support forms, enhanced form fields, conditional logic, consent capture, form submissions, exports, frontend behaviour, local template rendering, image processing, maintenance functionality, SMTP settings, licensing checks and other website utility features.

Depending on which features are enabled, VibePressTools may use cookies, local storage, browser context, request context, timestamps, page URLs, referrer values, UTM/session information, consent values or other technical signals to support form behaviour, security, routing, conditional logic, authentication journeys, submission records or frontend state.

Where cookies or similar technologies are optional rather than strictly necessary, they should be controlled through the website’s cookie consent tool where required.

4. Examples of cookies that may appear

The exact cookies used may change depending on website configuration, enabled plugins, consent settings and third-party tools.

Common examples may include:

• WordPress cookies used for logged-in users, administrators, preferences or comments where enabled.
• Cookie consent cookies used to remember your cookie choices.
• Google Analytics cookies, such as cookies beginning with _ga, where analytics is enabled and consent has been given.
• Security, anti-spam or form-protection cookies used to protect the website and forms.
• Temporary session or frontend state cookies used by website functionality.

After installing or configuring the cookie consent tool, this page should be reviewed against the live cookie scan so the final cookie names, providers, durations and purposes match the actual site.

5. Managing cookie preferences

Where a cookie consent banner or preference centre is available, you can use it to accept, reject or manage non-essential cookies.

You can also control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block cookies, delete cookies, clear browsing data, or receive warnings before cookies are stored.

If you block or delete cookies, some website features may not work correctly. Strictly necessary cookies may still be required for core website functions, security, consent records or requested services.

6. Analytics opt-out

If Google Analytics is enabled, you may be able to limit analytics tracking by rejecting analytics cookies through the website cookie tool, changing your browser settings, using privacy-focused browser controls, or using Google’s available opt-out tools where applicable.

7. Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our website, cookies, plugins, analytics tools, consent tools, third-party services or legal obligations.

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated date.

8. Contact

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how this website uses cookies, please contact us through our contact page.