Cookies & Tracking Technologies Notice
Last Updated: September 28, 2026
1. Overview
This Cookies & Tracking Technologies Notice explains how Kienstra Ready Mix and its affiliated companies (collectively, "Kienstra," "we," "our," or "us") use cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies when you access or use Kienstra websites that link to this notice and their related online services (collectively, the "Services"). We use Cookies and Tracking Technologies to operate our Services, understand how users interact with our sites, improve performance and usability, support fraud prevention and security, and, with your consent, remember preferences, measure website use, and load optional third-party content. Kienstra advertising and remarketing tags are disabled. This Notice should be read together with our Privacy Notice and Your Privacy Choices, each of which is incorporated by reference into our Terms and Conditions.
2. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies
We and our partners use the following categories of technologies:
Cookies – Small data files stored on your browser or device that help websites function, remember preferences, and collect usage information.
Pixels / Tags / Beacons – Small pieces of code embedded on pages or emails that transmit information about interactions or conversions.
Scripts – Software components that enable analytics, performance monitoring, fraud prevention, and integrations with third-party services.
Together, these technologies are referred to in this Notice as "Cookies and Tracking Technologies."
3. Categories of Cookies and Tracking Technologies We Use
Cookiebot groups cookies into Necessary, Preferences, Statistics, and Marketing. The descriptions below explain these categories and related website functions. Optional cookies and tracking technologies depend on consent to the relevant category.
A. Necessary
These technologies are required for core site functionality and security, including:
Enabling page navigation
Remembering cookie consent choices
Preventing fraud, abuse, and security incidents
Necessary cookies cannot be switched off within Cookiebot. Browser settings can block or delete cookies, including necessary cookies, but doing so may prevent parts of the Services from working properly.
B. Preferences
With Preferences consent, these cookies allow the website to remember choices and provide enhanced, more personalized features.
C. Statistics
With Statistics consent, we use optional analytics and performance tools to understand how visitors use our Services and to improve functionality, reliability, and user experience. These technologies may collect:
IP address and device or browser characteristics
Page views, navigation paths, and interaction data
Performance metrics, error logs, and diagnostic information
D. Marketing
Controls optional third-party content, including Google Maps and YouTube videos. These providers may collect device and interaction information when their content loads. Kienstra advertising and remarketing tags are disabled. Clicking OK on the first screen enables this content unless your browser sends Global Privacy Control (GPC). You can also control this category in Manage choices.
After you click OK on the first screen, or enable Marketing in Manage choices and save, eligible YouTube videos and Google Maps can load without a separate acceptance for each embed, unless your browser sends Global Privacy Control (GPC). Their providers may use cookies or similar technologies under their own policies, including for purposes that may be treated as sale or sharing under applicable law. With Marketing off, or when a recognized Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal is received, these embeds remain blocked.
The following descriptions explain website functions, not additional cookie-consent categories.
Customer Support and Communications Tools
Certain technologies support customer engagement features, such as contact forms or customer service interactions. These tools may process identifiers and interaction metadata related to support requests.
Fraud Prevention and Security
We use technologies designed to protect our customers and business from fraud, abuse, and security threats. These tools analyze device and browser signals for security and fraud-prevention purposes.
4. Data Types Involved
Depending on the technology and purpose, Cookies and Tracking Technologies may process:
Online identifiers (such as cookies, IP addresses, and device identifiers)
Internet or network activity information
Inference data related to preferences, site usage, or fraud risk
5. Your Choices and Controls
On the first screen, clicking OK enables Preferences, Statistics (including Google Analytics), and Marketing for optional Google Maps and YouTube content, unless your browser sends Global Privacy Control (GPC). Closing the banner with X continues with necessary cookies only. Ignoring the banner or continuing to browse does not grant consent. Select Manage choices to open the Details tab, adjust optional categories, and click Save choices to apply your selections. Opening settings alone does not grant consent. You can withdraw permission at any time through Cookie Preferences by switching off the relevant categories and saving. Previously saved choices apply on later visits until you change them or consent expires. Your preferences are browser- and device-specific.
You have several options to manage Cookies and Tracking Technologies:
Cookie Controls: Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies. Please note that essential cookies are required for our Services to function properly.
Opt-Out of Sale or Sharing / Targeted Advertising: To keep optional third-party content in the Marketing category blocked, open Cookie Preferences, select "Manage choices," turn "Marketing" off, and click "Save choices." You may also review Your Privacy Choices for more information.
Global Privacy Control (GPC): When our website receives a recognized Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, we disable Marketing cookies and related advertising tracking for that browser.
Industry Opt-Out Tools: You may also opt out of interest-based advertising through industry programs such as the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) or the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA).
Kienstra advertising and remarketing tags remain disabled regardless of your cookie choices. Optional analytics runs only with Statistics consent and stops when that consent is withdrawn. Necessary operation and security functions continue. You may revisit your choices through Cookie Preferences.
6. Changes to This Cookies & Tracking Technologies Notice
We may update this Notice from time to time to reflect changes in technology, law, or our practices. The Last Updated date indicates when this Notice was most recently revised. If we make material changes, we will provide additional notice as required by law.
7. More Information
For more information about our privacy practices and your rights, please review:
If you have questions, you may contact us using the contact details provided in our Privacy Notice.