PRODUCT NEWS GoBag Go
The recent explosion of restaurant delivery services has seen increased demand for insulated food transport solutions. Cambro’s GoBags have been developed to help protect food quality while it is being delivered to the customer - from the minute the bag is loaded, while it is waiting for pick up, during transport, right up to the final unloading at the customer’s door.
The GoBags are reliable and durable products that make sure food gets to its destination at the right temperature. Cambro GoBags are constructed from thick, sturdy 600-denier polyester breathable fabric to control moisture and odours.
High-density insulation keeps food hot or cold during holding or delivery.
They are available in either side- loading pizza bags or top-loading catering bags. The pizza bags have a large closing flap to ensure a tight seal and a ticket pocket for easy identification of orders. The catering bags have external pockets for identification, instructions, condiments, etc.
The wide heavy-duty, sewn-in straps are strong enough to handle full loads. They are also adjustable to make life easy and comfortable for the delivery person. The thick, sturdy nylon fabric bag folds flat when not in use to save space and keep the loading area tidy.
Sizes range from 42 x 46 x 16.5cm (two 40.6cm pizza boxes) to 49.5 x.49.5 x 32cm (two 51cm pizza boxes) for the pizza bags and from 25.5 x 25.5 x 28cm to 53.5 x 38 x 43cm for the catering bags. Prices start at £24.00.
Cambro is based in the USA and offers a market-leading range of trays, table service and display items, storage, shelving, merchandising and insulated transport products, as well as innovative warewashing products and meal delivery solutions. Cambro distributes its product range via dealers across the UK and Ireland. For more information visit
www.cambro.com
36 May 2019
www.venue-insight.com
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