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Harlech Foodservice Fleet choose Carrier Transicold Supra 850 MT

Harlech Foodservice Fleet choose Carrier Transicold Supra 850 MT

Welsh food wholesaler, Harlech Foodservice, has taken delivery of four new rigid trucks, each mounted with a Carrier Transicold Supra 850 MT (multi-temperature) Silent unit.

The Carrier Transicold Supra 850 MT Silent units are mounted to new 12-tonne MAN rigids, each featuring specialist multi-compartment bodies from Solomon Commercials. Replacing older assets, the new trucks join a 32-strong mixed commercial vehicle fleet that is 90% Carrier cooled. Based out of the company’s headquarters in Criccieth, North Wales, the trucks will be on the road six days a week and are expected to clock up between 40,000 and 50,000 kilometres a year.

“We specified our first Supra around 12 years ago, and that’s roughly the length of time we expect our trucks to stay in operation,” said Jonathan Foskett, joint chairman, Harlech Foodservice. “Over those 12 years we’ve only seen a negligible drop in performance from those first units, which is mightily impressive. They guarantee us consistent, reliable performance with impeccable temperature recovery and rapid pull-down speeds, and since we introduced the low-noise version three years ago we also get the added bonus of much quieter unit; the Supra really is the best option for the multi-drop delivery routes we operate.”

Ideal for urban operations, the Supra 850 MT Silent significantly reduces noise, lessening the impact on residents, whilst providing constant airflow independent of engine speed to supply rapid pull-down and accurate multi-temperature set point control. This allows Harlech Foodservice to transport a wide range of chilled and frozen products simultaneously to customers across Wales and North West England, including significant amounts of ice cream during the summer months. The reliability of the units helps ensure the safe transport of food, which aligns with Carrier’s Healthy, Safe, Sustainable Cold Chain Program.

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