“Here today. Trend tomorrow.” This is the chosen motto for the Internorga 2015 trade fair in Hamburg this year. The leading European trade fair for hotels, gastronomy, catering, bakery and confectionery is taking place from 13th to 18th March 2015. Here, Liebherr will be presenting its current range of commercial refrigerating and freezing equipment over an area spanning 80 m².
The focus at the company's stand (no. 119, hall A3) is on two new items of refrigerating and freezing equipment, the BKv 5040 and BG 5040. These devices, designed especially for use in bakeries, are distinguished by high quality refrigeration components, user-friendly equipment, hard-wearing finish, energy efficiency as well as low operating costs.
Furthermore, Liebherr is presenting refrigerating equipment that serves to promote the sale of goods stored within. These units are equipped with glass doors and are illuminated optimally on the inside thanks to an innovative, energy-efficient LED lighting concept. Equipment with a switchable LED lighting display or individual branding attracts the viewing public's attention to the cooled goods particularly well.
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