Foster Refrigerator wins RAC Cooling award

03 October 2013 by
Foster Refrigerator wins RAC Cooling award

Foster Refrigerator has been awarded the RAC Cooling Award for Low Carbon Achievement in recognition of its work to reduce carbon in commercial refrigeration manufacturing.

The citation acknowledged the company's successes in carbon reduction throughout its manufacturing process, and specifically in relation to the launch of Foster's new corporate social responsibility report, and the multi-award winning Eco Pro G2 product range.

Ashley Sword, sales director of Foster, said: "Foster's philosophy is all about responsible manufacturing through the whole production process, and we are constantly looking at how we can improve how we work, to ensure we are as environmentally friendly as possible, so we are overjoyed to have won this award in recognition of that."

Andrew Gaved, editor of RAC,congratulated all 2013 finalists and said: "Once again the industry has shown great imagination and ingenuity with some great technology, projects and initiatives. With advances in natural refrigeration, heat recovery and smart grid technology, to name but three, it seems clear that whichever direction the policymakers go next, the cooling industry will once again be well placed to respond."

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