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21st June 2007, Page 90
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Chereau's newest Inogam 2 reefer is one of the sturdiest, most durable designs available. Production is being phased in across this year hut the new reefer is expected to replace the existing Tecnogam series by next Spring. They're available in 13.6m single or dual compartment formats, or equipped with meat rails for hanging carcasses.
Typical users are Cheltenham haulier Gordon Guilder, Bryan Thomas of West Wales and Oswestry-based Haywoods. Owned by German investment group SMB, Chereau is said to have an order book of 8(X)-plus units and looks like achieving its 3,800 reefer annual sales figure. S Mike Pratt ET 01367 710450 mike@mpratt.tsnet.co.uk www.chereau.com