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+ 33 3 21 64 55 10.<br />

Alternatively you can email your enquiry to<br />

heli.lobel@haltongroup.com<br />

I would like to know more about the<br />

❑ <strong>Halton</strong> <strong>Foodservice</strong> CD-ROM<br />

❑ Kitchen Design Guide<br />

❑ Capture Bar<br />

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❑ Other <strong>Halton</strong> Solutions,<br />

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In this Issue :<br />

• Living Tomorrow Breathing Healthier Air with Capture Bar<br />

• <strong>Halton</strong> Capture Bar – Enhanced Comfort for All<br />

• Building the Kitchen of Tomorrow Together<br />

From the President’s Desk<br />

The vio<strong>la</strong>tion of Human<br />

Rights in <strong>Foodservice</strong><br />

Facilities<br />

The human right to a healthy indoor environment includes<br />

the right to breathe clean air, the right to thermal comfort,<br />

and the right to visual health and visual comfort (WHO/<br />

EURO 2000).<br />

Meeting the demands of human rights in terms of a<br />

healthy indoor environment is a challenging task in<br />

foodservice facilities. According to WHO, temperatures<br />

indoors should not rise higher than 31 degrees and should<br />

not drop lower than 17 degrees. However, in foodservice<br />

facilities there are cooking areas where temperatures rise<br />

extremely high and also, there are refrigeration areas<br />

where the temperatures are extremely low.<br />

In addition, there are several studies which clearly indicate<br />

that during the cooking process, pollutants are produced<br />

that have negative health effects. In dining areas and bars,<br />

smoking, is a major health concern to employees.<br />

We at <strong>Halton</strong> take human rights seriously and see meeting<br />

their demands as a challenge. We have invested heavily in<br />

R&D to improve the indoor environment in foodservice<br />

facilities. The investments made in new technologies have<br />

been productive and several new technologies and<br />

products have been introduced to the business. The <strong>la</strong>test<br />

one is the Capture Bar that reduces bar tenders’ exposure<br />

to secondary smoke and also improves the quality of air<br />

around the customers.<br />

We hope that you as a foodservice expert will find these<br />

new products and technologies useful while designing<br />

and building better foodservice facilities for your<br />

customers.<br />

We Care For Indoor Air<br />

Olli Sipilä, Director<br />

<strong>Halton</strong> <strong>Foodservice</strong>

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