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Scotsman Tea for Texas
Curt Pohlmeier, vice president of project development at Texas- founded franchise HTeaO, knows the importance of the quality of the ice in the tea: “Ice is so important to our brand. I like to think of it as the big three: tea, water and ice. That’s our brand.” HTeaO has seen rapid
expansion, with 50 units in 13 states and plans for another 200 more. Maybe it’s the 27 different flavors that are driving the demand, or maybe it’s the Scotsman Ice Systems the company stands by. “They’re the best,” says HTeaO’s CEO and co-founder Justin Howe of the machines. “We’ve had locations where, when our new store operations team arrived, the ice machines were a different brand. We made them replace them all.” The Scotsman ice is so popular
HTeaO now sells it to customers in 10lb bags. For HTeaO, then, success doesn’t just smell sweet; it tastes cold.
scotsman-ice.com
Victory FORT KNOX FOODSERVICE GOES FOR GOLD
“We rely on reliability,” says Dana Womack, installation food program manager/contract officer’s representative at Fort Knox, Kentucky. “When you’re talking about feeding up to 20,000 soldiers, we have to make sure we have the equipment to support us.” When the US Army base needed to replace
its refrigeration units, it looked no further than Victory Refrigeration. Since there was no room on site to store the equipment, the fort essentially had to complete nine separate installations. Oscar Villa, president, Ali Group North America – Refrigeration Division, says: “Everyone in our organization, from the executive offices to the assembly lines, is proud to have our equipment in Fort Knox. We have a number of veterans in our workforce, so it’s very exciting to be able to assist the military in feeding our troops. We feel privileged to be part of the project.”
victoryrefrigeration.com
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