What Carbon changed

• Added a New Relic JSESSIONID cookie to the "Necessary" cookies list.
• Added a link for a Data Subject Request (DSR) form in the privacy section.
• Updated the cookie declaration date from August 2026 to September 2026.
• Increased the count of "Necessary" cookies from 4 to 5.

The company is updating its website tracking and privacy compliance tools. This suggests they are focusing more on monitoring site performance and meeting data privacy rules.

• Added a new EMEA section to the international site menu.
• Launched a German language option (Deutsch) for users in Germany.
• Updated the navigation to include a link to the new German-specific domain.

The company is expanding its reach in the European market. Adding a dedicated German site suggests they are targeting growth in Germany, which is a major hub for automotive and industrial manufacturing.

• Added a detailed Cookiebot consent manager with options for Necessary, Preferences, Statistics, and Marketing cookies.
• Expanded the footer and navigation menus to include links for International (APAC) regions, including Japanese and Chinese language sites.
• Added specific technical details about tracking scripts from Cloudflare, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
• Reorganized the "Resources" and "Industries" navigation to include more granular categories like "Clear Aligners" and "Production Network."
• Removed several featured case study headlines from the main view to make room for the new consent interface.

The site now includes a comprehensive cookie management system. This indicates a shift toward stricter data privacy compliance (like GDPR/CCPA) and reveals the specific third-party tools they use for tracking, such as LinkedIn, YouTube, and New Relic.