The Intergastra, the biggest fair for the gastronomic trade in the German-speaking countries, takes place from 1st to 5th February 2014 in Stuttgart. At stand 1G20 in Hall 1, Liebherr will be presenting its current range of commercial refrigerators and freezers, showing their uses and innovative technology.
Key products will include the bottle coolers with innovative LED interior lighting, which allow stylish presentation of their contents while at the same time significantly reducing energy consumption. As well as this, the appliances can be custom-branded to attract even more attention.
The exhibits also include the new, energy-efficient wine cabinets. The raised doors and the sophisticated “HardLine” design give them a clear, elegant look, and make the appliances in the Vinidor, GrandCru and Vinothek series not only a functional highlight for wine lovers, but also a visual one.
The new combined fridge-freezers that are specially designed for restricted spaces in restaurant kitchens are another highlight at the Intergastra.
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