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The "Cooling Keeps Food Fresh" campaign has been recently launched by the United Nations Environment Programme OzonAction, Chefs4thePlanet and Global Food Cold Chain Council celebrating World Refrigeration Day to raise awareness of cooling technologies that reduce food loss and promote climate security.
A brochure and further information on the campaign are available from the dedicated web site www.coolingfood.com
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