Climarite has partnered with the British Frozen Food Federation (BFFF), the leading membership organisation representing the frozen food sector.
As our business ventures further into the industrial refrigeration sector, with a number of valued customers specialising in frozen food products, Climarite believes the partnership will support its quest to provide the best possible service to all existing and future clients.
During the last 12 months, demand for Climarite’s specialist refrigeration services on industrial equipment has grown significantly and is now our fastest growing division. Food production and manufacturing, including frozen food plants, forms a large proportion of our customer base in this sector.
BFFF will provide a wide range of benefits including advice on best practice in health and safety, such as keeping the business updated with the latest legal and regulatory changes, as well as technical support.
Through its dedicated news channels, analysis reports and round table events, BFFF will bring valuable industry insight and help shape the future of the frozen food industry.
The BFFF is also renowned for delivering excellent conferences, networking events and awards ceremonies, providing a great opportunity to collaborate with other leaders in the industry.
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