News | 2014-03-04
The Internorga, Europe’s leading fair for hotels, gastronomy, catering, bakeries and confectionery, takes place from 14 to 19 March 2014. Liebherr will be presenting its current range of refrigerators and freezers for commercial use on a space covering 80m² in Hall 3 at Stand A3/119.
The highlights at the Liebherr stand include refrigerators for the purpose of promoting sales. These are optimally illuminated with an LED lighting concept, which is also highly energy-efficient. Appliances with a connectable LED illuminated display or individual branding draw attention to the products inside.
As well as this, the company will be presenting new, energy-efficient wine cabinets such as the UWT 1682 vinidor with TipOpen technology. Because the glass door opens by 7 cm when gently tapped and has a convenient recessed grip for full opening, this appliance can be ideally integrated in handleless kitchen suites.
Every March, more than 1200 international exhibitors present the latest products and trends at the Internorga. There is also a comprehensive accompanying programme, including congresses with international participants and award ceremonies.
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