Cookie Policy

The website technologies used to operate the online store, understand performance and support advertising.

Brand
Maleny Cuisine
Legal entity
Niora Foods Pty Ltd
Last updated
21 August 2026
Contact
sales@malenycuisine.com.au

Policy terms

This policy explains the website technologies used to operate the online store, understand performance and support advertising.

Maleny Cuisine is a brand owned and operated by Niora Foods Pty Ltd. In this policy, “Maleny Cuisine”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Niora Foods Pty Ltd in connection with the Maleny Cuisine brand, website and online store.

1. Relationship with our Privacy Policy

This Cookie Policy should be read with our Privacy Policy. Where cookie or device data identifies or can reasonably identify an individual, we handle it as personal information in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

2. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device. We may also use pixels, tags, software development tools, local storage, session storage and similar technologies. Some are set by us and others by service providers whose tools are used on the website.

3. Categories we may use

Strictly necessary. These support security, fraud prevention, shopping carts, checkout, payment, session management, load balancing and customer-requested features. The website may not function properly without them.

Preferences and functionality. These remember choices such as region, account settings, forms, display preferences and previous interactions.

Analytics and performance. These help measure traffic, page performance, product interest, navigation and errors so we can improve the website and customer experience. Information may be aggregated or linked with other information held by the provider.

Advertising and social media. These may help measure campaigns, limit repeated advertising, build audiences and show more relevant advertising on services such as Google, Meta or other enabled platforms. Social-media features may also collect information when a user interacts with them.

5. Third-party providers

Depending on the tools enabled from time to time, providers may include our e-commerce platform, payment providers, Google, Meta, email and customer-service providers, fraud-prevention services and content-delivery or hosting providers. Those providers may handle data under their own policies and may process data outside Australia.

7. Do Not Track and similar signals

Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not implemented consistently across the industry. We respond to legally recognised preference signals where required and otherwise provide the controls described above.

8. Policy updates

We may update this policy when website technologies, service providers or legal requirements change. The current version and effective date will be published on the website.

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