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THE THE HVAC & REFRIGERATION SHOW


“Food consumpon paerns have evolved over the past few years, mainly due to decreasing dietary deficiency prevalence, overall economic development, and enhancement in the food industry supply chain.”


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xplaining the findings in more detail, market research company Global Market Insights said:


incorporang LEDs and proximity sensors is expected to provide high growth prospects over the forecast period.


Fuel prices have also impacted the


The report, which was published earlier this year, revealed that, “Rapid growth of the global frozen food market is also likely to drive global commercial refrigeraon equipment market revenue.” Looking to the future, the report said:


“Recent developments and research acvies on various alternaves available suggest potenal for improvements in noise levels, compactness, and other environmental aspects.”


world commercial refrigeraon equipment market price trend said the report, parcularly in the transportaon refrigeraon equipment sector. The report states that the transport


refrigeraon equipment market demand, is largely influenced by transportaon costs and trade paerns. The segment is forecast to grow at 6.8% CAGR from 2016 to 2023. “Changes in consumer spending, globalisaon in food trade paerns encouraged by development of motorway networks, coupled with unrivalled levels of flexibility oered by roadways is poised to increase the penetraon of refrigerated vehicles”, it said, adding that the growing number of supermarkets and retail outlets  the result of changing food habits  is expected to fuel commercial refrigeraon equipment market growth.


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&REFRIGERATION 23-25 January


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Valued at 30.94 billion dollars in 2015, forecasters predict the size of the global commercial refrigeraon equipment market will grow at 5.6% CAGR from 2016 to 2023.


“Increasing demand for walkin


coolers for food storage and merchandising in food sales and service applicaons is expected to drive adopon of these components over the next few years,” it added.


Exhibing at the HVAC


& Refrigeraon Show Despite all the signs poinng toward


a posive future for the commercial refrigeraon market, the report seems to suggest that there is no room for complacency: “Establishing brand value is essenal for sustaining and advancing in the industry. Commercial refrigeraon equipment market share is characterised by a considerable degree of compeon. Barriers to entry are high on account of significant capital investment, R&D expenditure, and need to meet regulaons set forth by governing bodies.” Whether a company is looking to get


a foothold in the UK market, maintain a brand presence, or launch a new product and grow market share, exhibing at The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show is key.


Bringing brands to life New iniaves have been put in


place for the HVAC & Refrigeraon Show, designed to engage key brands and reach industry naonally and internaonally.


These include:


Working lunches The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show will


feature a series of three working lunches over the duraon of the show in the new ‘Business Hub’. Sponsors will be invited to give a short prelunch talk and network informally with invited guests over lunch.


Live Debates A three day series of live debates on


key issues including: • Smart cies – future markets • Supermarkets – greener technologies, smart stores


• Hotels – Looking at new designs/new legislaon and intelligent soluons A panel of guest speakers from


manufacturing, industry figures and retail sectors will be invited to present on these issues, also in the new ‘Business Hub’


IOR Conference The Instute of Refrigeraon (IOR) will hold its annual conference at the show for the second me in 2018.


Seminars Besides a fantasc lineup of


Not only is it the UK’s only


Industry trends include implementaon of zeroemission transport refrigeraon systems in order to bring these products up to modern emissions standards. Introducon of advanced products such as open front cases, muldeck display cabinets


26 December 2016


commercial exhibion for air condioning, heang, venlaon, heat pumps and refrigeraon, including refrigerated transport, it’s returning to the city of London from 2325 January 2018 at London’s ExCel Centre, placing it within easy reach of big business. Event manager Karena Cooper


comments: “Moving to ExCel will generate new commercial opportunies, with more visitors from all over the country.”


exhibitors, The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show will feature CPD accredited programmes in two seminar theatres – the HVACR Theatre and the Training & Skills Theatre, sponsored by Toshiba.


Both will oer a three day


programme, with The Training & Skills Theatre featuring speakers from UK and European Associaons, with the Instute of Refrigeraon and WorldSkills UK presentaons taking centre stage.


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