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FSDF to explain the F-gas regs

F-Gas-Summit-FSDFUK: The Food Storage & Distribution Federation is holding a special meeting in Birmingham in January to explain the implications of the F-gas regulations.

Representing the food storage and logistics sector and now incorporating Transfrigoroute UK, the FSDF’s F-Gas Summit will provide an overview of the F-gas regulations and the significant implications for businesses operating in the temperature controlled storage and distribution sector.

The free to attend event will take a detailed look at the regulations from the perspective of the Environment Agency, refrigerant producers, refrigeration contractors, mobile refrigeration manufacturers and service providers plus the implications for F-gas certification, competence and training.

The Summit will also help companies make informed decisions for future capital investment.

The event takes place on January 15 at the University of Birmingham. Contact the FSDF on 0118 988 4468 or email info@fsdf.org.uk to reserve your place.

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