Experience pays
P r o b a b 1 y experience counts no more extensively than in the refrigeration industry as it applies to the commercial sector, and N. O. Pierson, Ltd, who have
served the industry in Christchurch over the last 20 years, have passed on the benefit of their background to Ireland’s Meat Market. This business has the advantage of the most up-to-date refrigerated display equipment available today, and similar expertise applies to the processing and retail areas of the shop, which are fully air-conditioned. Every piece of meat on display is, accordingly, handled and merchandised under the most hygienic conditions. N. O. Pierson, Ltd, has built up a sales and service organisation claimed to be without peer in the field of refrigeration. An experienced staff and a fleet of radiocontrolled service and installation vehicles back up “first-class installation with dependable support.” Health and hygiene take on attractive and durable forms with the “Snowline” and “Tyler” equipment, of which Piersons are the Canterbury distributors.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34151, 12 May 1976, Page 9
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