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About Us
Background and History
Applied Design and Engineering (Adande) was founded by Ian Wood and George Young as an HVAC engineering consultancy specialising in industrial ventilation and air conditioning for the offshore oil, gas and petrochemical industries.
From 2000 onwards, we have specialised in food refrigeration. Our technologies drive energy consumption down and preserve food quality. Customers obtain operating efficiencies, improvements in food quality and enhanced sustainability as a result of employing these technologies.
Adande is a UK company that :
- Develops innovative refrigeration designs that drive energy consumption down and ensures food quality
- Satisfies users' unmet refrigeration needs
- Works with customers and development partners on Refrigeration projects
- Develops and maintains a portfolio of patents to protect the unique technology
- Licenses technology to global manufacturing and marketing partners in selected markets
Foodservice
The Adande Drawer technology for the foodservice and retail storage sectors has been fully commercialized. The technology offers chefs and owners active help in preparing excellent food and provides operating cost improvements. The company is investing in growing the foodservice business in Europe. The Drawers are made in The UK and capacity is being increased.
The foodservice technology has been licensed to Unified Brands (Randell) in North America and can be sourced from them for The Americas.
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| Breaking News |
Adande achieves shortlist for RAC Cooling Industry Awards, organised by RAC magazine, for Chef Base.
The awards provide a national focus to recognise, reward and celebrate the achievements of those pushing the boundaries of environmentally focused refrigeration ...
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| Who is using Adande? |
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Michelin starred restaurants, hotel chains and QSRs have all been convinced by Adande's unique benefits.
See our case studies section for feedback from our existing customers.
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