Sustainable refrigeration: Greenlogic from Williams
Manufacturer offers insight into the science behind
the green stats
Williams
is showing how a leading refrigeration manufacturer is tackling sustainability targets
with its latest Greenlogic initiative.
Greenlogic covers every aspect of Williams’ operation, from product
design to sourcing raw materials and components, to manufacturing and plant, to
transport and distribution.
The
company has set out details of green activities, plans and objectives in the
Greenlogic Guide, which is available to download from marketing.williams-refrigeration.co.uk/greenlogic
“There
is huge interest in sustainability and climate change in the hospitality market
right now,” says Malcolm Harling, sales and marketing director at Williams. “Operators and dealers are asking about
manufacturers’ green credentials, they want to understand the science behind
the statistics. Our Greenlogic
initiative is designed to give them those answers and demonstrate how
responsible manufacturing can help meet their own environmental
commitments.”
A
key part of the Greenlogic initiative is to inform and offer advice to customers
and business partners about how Williams is meeting its environmental targets. Part of the Guide is an FAQ section answering
a diverse range of questions, covering issues ranging from energy efficiency to
WEEE and end of service life processes.
Williams has a
history of working for a greener future – way back in the 1980s it was the
first foodservice refrigeration manufacturer to use CFC-free insulation. In 2009 Williams achieved ISO 14001 environmental
management certification across all of its manufacturing plants (UK, Australia
and China), for the design, manufacture and installation of refrigeration
products. In 2013 the
company’s waste reduction initiative achieved ‘zero to landfill’ status. In 2015 the company installed 2,298 photovoltaic panels at its Kings
Lynn head office, at the time one of the largest rooftop installations in
Europe.
The
Williams Greenlogic Guide offers a comprehensive insight that focuses on the
initiative’s three core areas: product, plant and processes. It also delves into current regulations and
legislation, including F gas and energy labelling, and offers an indication of
the company’s plans for the future.
“Greenlogic
is integral to our Corporate Social Responsibility policies,” says Harling. “It’s our commitment to supplying the most
energy efficient and sustainable refrigeration possible.”
Williams Refrigeration offers
a comprehensive range of commercial refrigeration including gastronorm cabinets
and counters, specialist bakery equipment, coldrooms, multidecks and blast
chillers.
To
learn more about Williams extensive product range visit www.williams-refrigeration.co.uk.
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Dan Squires at Williams Refrigeration 01553
817103
Williams
Refrigeration is a division of AFE Group Ltd. It is an ISO9001-2008 Quality Management accredited company and has been awarded ISO14001, the
internationally recognised industry standard for Environmental Management
Systems. Most recently Williams has demonstrated its commitment
to staff welfare by achieving
Occupational Health and Safety Standard (OHSAS) certification 18001:2007.
Williams designs,
manufactures and installs a highly diverse product range, supplying hotels, hospitals,
schools, restaurants, bars and kitchens around the world. With a wide selection
of gastronorm cabinets and counters, prep stations, blast chillers/freezers,
bottle coolers, bakery and modular coldrooms the company provides products that
suit almost any application – a “one-stop” refrigeration purchasing solution.
The company has also
developed a specialist range of medical and pharmaceutical refrigeration,
including bespoke coldrooms and the Medi+ range of cabinets.
Williams’ commitment to
customers is absolute, offering extensive specialist advice and support from
installation through to after-sales, service and maintenance.