Fresh Design
Apr 7, 2008 12:00 PM, By MICHAEL GARRY
Farm Fresh’s advanced refrigeration system addresses the industry’s biggest refrigeration challenges: leaks and refrigerant quantity By: By MICHAEL GARRY
Refrigeration exists in many types of retail outlets, but it is most closely associated with the almost endless variety of perishable products found in supermarkets. So it is not surprising that the responsibility for reducing refrigeration's environmental impact is falling squarely on the shoulders of the supermarket industry.
The industry is now beginning to awaken to that responsibility by driving a number of changes in refrigeration — changes that are making the technology not only more hospitable to the environment, but more efficient and cost-effective for supermarkets as well.
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