Will the energy crisis remain a permanent fixture in our local company restaurants? Like many other industries worldwide, the catering segment in particular is undergoing change. Energy prices are universally high, customers are demanding and the competition in the form of supermarkets or restaurants offering a lunch service is only a street away. What to do? There’s another way.
Investments in commercial kitchens today must pursue a clear goal and constitute an efficient, cost-effective and sustainable alternative to the status quo. The time for experimentation is over, and the focus is now more than ever on cost-efficiency. Among other things, this means saving space, working time, raw products, electricity and water. And of course - money. This requires innovative appliances that meet today's challenges with modern technology, reduce the workload, are easy for everyone to operate and combine as many functions of numerous kitchen technologies as possible.