TRANSPORT
Carrier Transicold boosts Hunt’s cold chain performance
Hunt’s Food Group has expanded its temperature-controlled fl eet with 19 new rigid trucks equipped with Carrier Transicold Supra 850 MT and 1250 MT systems, helping the distributor maintain precise temperature control across demanding multi-drop routes. The investment builds on a decade of collaboration, with Carrier Transicold technology continuing to serve as the trusted backbone of Hunt’s cold chain operations.
"Hunt’s Food Group has continued to rely on Carrier Transicold’s Supra units due to the range’s consistent performance and
reliability." H
unt’s Food Group has strengthened its temperature-controlled distribution network with the delivery of 19 new rigid trucks fi tted with Carrier
Transicold Supra 850 MT and Supra 1250 MT systems. The new vehicles will support the distributor in maintaining consistent temperature control across its high-frequency, multi-drop delivery routes - one of the sector’s ongoing operational challenges.
The investment deepens a decade-long relationship, with Hunt’s Food Group continuing to select Carrier Transicold
technology as the trusted backbone of its cold chain fl eet. As part of this order, nine Supra 850 MT units have been mounted to 15-tonne MAN TGM rigids, while 10 Supra 1250 MT systems have been paired with 18-tonne variants of the same vehicle. Each truck features an insulated box body supplied by Solomon Commercials. The delivery – a combination of fl eet replacements and targeted expansion – means the majority of Hunt’s Food Group’s 160 temperature- controlled vehicles will continue running on Carrier Transicold technology.
24 April 2026 •
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