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Star Cool CA ready for new markets
MCI has taken the concept of controlled atmosphere (CA) a step further by
integrating a membrane system into the Star Cool Integrated Reefer. Now,
with additional production capacity, CA is affordable and available for more
MCI customers who will be able to ship fresh produce to even more distant
markets.

“The CA acquisition cost is lower, and customers will in addition save money
on operations as cost per trip is kept to a minimum,” says Anders G. Holm of
MCI Sales and Marketing. “Controlled atmosphere allows customers to enter a
whole range of new trades.”
Further improvements are on the way. Until now, focus has been on bananas and avocados, but on-going tests at MCI include most lower-respiring cargos. The extra benefit is clear to Sten W. Hansen, who is a proclaimed “big fan” of
MCI’s controlled atmosphere. He is Category Manager in Dansk Supermarked, a grocery chain with 1,300 stores in Northern Europe and about 1.3 million customer transactions every day.
“In the future, we will require all container deliveries of bananas to come with
controlled atmosphere,” he says.
For more information:
Erik Høgh-Sørensen
MCI
Tel: +45 51 41 84 10
ehs@maerskbox.com
MCI has taken the concept of controlled atmosphere (CA) a step further by
integrating a membrane system into the Star Cool Integrated Reefer. Now,
with additional production capacity, CA is affordable and available for more
MCI customers who will be able to ship fresh produce to even more distant
markets.

“The CA acquisition cost is lower, and customers will in addition save moneyon operations as cost per trip is kept to a minimum,” says Anders G. Holm of
MCI Sales and Marketing. “Controlled atmosphere allows customers to enter a
whole range of new trades.”
Further improvements are on the way. Until now, focus has been on bananas and avocados, but on-going tests at MCI include most lower-respiring cargos. The extra benefit is clear to Sten W. Hansen, who is a proclaimed “big fan” of
MCI’s controlled atmosphere. He is Category Manager in Dansk Supermarked, a grocery chain with 1,300 stores in Northern Europe and about 1.3 million customer transactions every day.
“In the future, we will require all container deliveries of bananas to come with
controlled atmosphere,” he says.
For more information:
Erik Høgh-Sørensen
MCI
Tel: +45 51 41 84 10
ehs@maerskbox.com
Publication date: 2/27/2012
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