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freezers are the same Only Liebherr can offer you real innovation in frozen food storage with our NoFrost technology.
Advanced sensor technology ensures our freezers are quieter, offer greater storage capacity and our A+ models use up to 25 % less energy than other A rated frost-free freezers.
Whatever type, size or shape of food you favour, the Liebherr GN range of freezers helps you store your produce in perfect conditions and are available in a range of sizes to perfectly match your family’s needs.
For full information on the range of options available from Liebherr visit
www.myliebherr.co.uk or call 08444 122 655.
Please scan the code with your smart- phone to fi nd out more about NoFrost.
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New Zanussi dishwashers give consumers more time
Life’s too short to wash up so help your customers save more than one week a year with Zanussi’s new dishwasher range.
Zanussi is launching a brand new range of dishwashers designed for consumers who want to spend less time on the dishes and more time doing what they want. The new range was developed based on extensive consumer insight which highlighted the really important features that Zanussi consumers want from their dishwasher.
Great Trade up opportunities? Easy. There are three models in the range spanning 66% of the market, with price points from entry to mid-market, allowing excellent trade up opportunities. The new models all feature the Zanussi design signature, a sleek contemporary look which our research shows 79% of consumers prefer over competitor designs.
Fast and Efficient
The new range is fast, efficient and easy to use. Highlights include the 30-minute Quick Wash programme, the only dishwashers to offer this speed with an A class cleaning performance, Energy Ratings of either A+ or A++ and water consumption of just 11 litres.
For more information please call Trade Sales on 08445 610610
Zanussi ZDF140021WA October 2013
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