Why this matters to buyers
Buyers in cold chain logistics may consider similar low-emission refrigeration technology to align with sustainability goals or regulatory requirements, potentially affecting equipment procurement decisions.
Recommended buyer actions
- Research low-emission refrigeration technologies for potential integration into cold chain operations.
- Assess compatibility of new refrigeration units with existing trailer fleets and logistics needs.
Original source context
Carrier Transicold has delivered five Vector HE 19 Low CO2 Emissions Multi-Temperature trailer refrigeration units to Tesco, supporting the retailer’s transition to lower emissions refrigerated transport and cold chain logistics operations. Mounted on 13.6-metre Gray & Adams trailers, the units are charged with R454A refrigerant, which has a certified Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 239. […] The post Ultra-Low Trailer Refrigeration Tech for Tesco appeared first on Logistics Business.
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