NaturaLINE debuts in road transport fleet

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UK retailer Sainsbury’s has become the first customer in the world to take delivery of Carrier Transicold’s prototype natural refrigerant trailer unit using CO2 (R744) as a refrigerant. The trailer is the first of three units that will join the Sainsbury’s fleet this year as part of a three-year technology field trial.

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