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Why the Move to -15°C may not be a universal panacea for the cold chain

With the increasing urgency of addressing climate change and meeting net zero targets, coupled with the rising cost of energy, it’s no surprise that discussions around reducing energy consumption are centre-stage across most industries. In the refrigeration sector, one proposed solution is to raise the standard storage temperature of frozen foods from -18°C to -15°C. […]

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Unlocking Grants and Support for UK Businesses Investing in Net Zero Refrigeration Systems

As the UK accelerates its drive towards net zero emissions, businesses face increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. Refrigeration systems are significant energy consumers, contributing heavily to carbon emissions. Upgrading to net zero refrigeration systems offers businesses a way to cut energy costs, reduce their carbon footprint, and align with government climate goals. Fortunately, UK

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Nurturing Talent the Ultra Way

At Ultra, nurturing talent is more than just a policy—it’s a culture that has helped the company develop a strong workforce. Ultra’s apprenticeship programme plays a crucial role in this, guiding apprentices from their early steps in the industry through to becoming experts in refrigeration engineering. In this blog, we explore the journey of Finn

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Should Refrigeration System Design in the UK Be Adapted for Warmer Summers?

The UK is experiencing a marked change in its summer climate, with increasingly warmer and more prolonged heatwaves becoming the new normal. This shift poses challenges to various sectors, especially those that rely heavily on refrigeration systems. A key question now facing the refrigeration industry is whether design parameters, typically set around a maximum ambient

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i-Air: A Bold New Approach to Cold Store Efficiency and Sustainability

In the world of business, true innovation often requires a leap of faith. It’s not enough to follow the well-trodden path; real success frequently demands the courage to step into the unknown, to take risks, and to embrace change with passion and conviction. This is particularly true in industries like cold storage, where traditional methods

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Reviving CFCs: A Controversial Perspective on Modern Refrigeration

In the realm of refrigeration, few topics are as contentious as the discussion surrounding chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). Once hailed as a revolutionary breakthrough for cooling technology, CFCs have long been condemned for their environmental impact. The Montreal Protocol of 1987 marked the beginning of the end for CFCs, as the world united to phase out these

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