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How Green is your Garden Centre?

5 September 2011

Winterhalter has energy saving ideas for foodservice operations in Garden Centres and Farm Shops In recent years Garden Centres and Farm Shops have expanded way beyond their initial remit of small shop selling plants and fresh vegetables. Now they are popular weekend and holiday shopping destinations and many have added a café/restaurant to create an even bigger draw. Those that have branched out into foodservice have found that demand escalates rapidly and they are soon looking to increase their operations...

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Railroad Winterhalter

24 August 2011

Winterhalter has designed an undercounter warewasher specifically for use in restaurants on trains Service in restaurants on trains has just reached new levels in cleanliness and efficiency with the introduction of the Winterhalter Rail 50 warewasher. This compact, undercounter warewasher has been designed and built by Winterhalter specifically for use on trains, to ensure that on-board restaurants can have the same high standard of warewashing as land-based sites.

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Littler Sir Eco ….

10 August 2011

Classeq launches new, compact, energy-saving Eco1 glasswasher Classeq’s new Eco1 is designed to deliver the most compact, most water- and energy-efficient budget-priced glass washer on the market.  The British manufacturer has reduced the exterior dimensions without compromising on performance or capacity: the new Eco1 still washes up to 12 pint glasses, sparkling clean, in just two minutes.  And it uses less water and less energy to do it. 

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Banqueting and Conference Venues: two-in-one flexible dishwasher system

20 July 2011

Winterhalter’s fast, energy-saving TwinSet is ideal for unpredictable workloads   A big issue for conference, event and banqueting venues is that the catering workload can vary enormously from day to day.  This makes it almost impossible to specify a dishwasher: a system that’s big enough to cope in busy times will be inefficient and expensive for smaller loads.

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