The cabinet scores ‘significantly better’ than other open cabinets of a similar size currently on the market today. The Sarma open-display cabinet allows shoppers to get close to products unhindered and without the impediment of a glass door.

It provides better energy performance than cabinets fitted with shelf edge air guides and uses energy similar to that of cabinets with glass doors, but with the benefit of easier accessibility and greater opportunities for food sales.

Karl Hodgson, global sales director at Adande, said: “The Sarma cabinet is a real winner for retailers who are energy conscious, are looking to avoid ‘cold-aisle syndrome’ for shoppers.

“In addition, with an open cabinet you not only remove the viral touchpoints of glass doors but also the cleaning and maintenance costs associated with them too.

“Little wonder that brands such as Yo Sushi! use them, especially when they can save up to £550 per year in energy use per 4ft cabinet, compared to standard E rated models, and £850 compared to F rated units.”

The stable temperature through the cabinet will extend food freshness and reduce waste, even in the harshest environments.

For more information on the Adande Sarma and how to purchase visit: www.adande.co.uk.