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When an iconic cruise brand set its sights on producing authentic Italian gelato, Carpigiani knew exactly how to deliver, as Tina Nielsen reports


n 2018, US-based Princess Cruises® turned to Carpigiani with an important task: improving the quality of the Italian-style gelato already being served on board. “We needed equipment that could produce


consistently smooth, flavorful artisanal gelato and support an array of pastry creations,” explains Sami Kohen, VP of food & beverage, Princess Cruises. “Tis meant precise


temperature control, robust performance, and user-friendly operation to ensure that our culinary teams could work efficiently, even during peak service periods, while delivering a premium dessert experience to our guests.” After an initial assessment, the Carpigiani team identified three core components for success. ▸


INDUSTRY FOCUS MARINE


Ali Group offers a comprehensive range of brands to meet the unique demands of the marine industry.


Metos Marine, Welbilt Marine, Welbilt GalleyCare and Alicontract provide expert support by leveraging the extensive capabilities and expertise within Ali Group’s brand portfolio.


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