Heat also puts costs on companies

But in this heat the freezers also cool less quickly, the production then drops by a third. So it may all be a little less outside. Although we don’t hear the employees in the freezer room complaining.

“In the summer, our production decreases by 30 to 40 percent, especially with the hot days. We have no choice but to extract heat from the water, and if we can’t get rid of that heat outside through water cooling, the process slows down,” it sounds.

Add to that a rising energy bill.

“It costs the same to run in the winter or in the summer. But now also: the freezers are constantly opening and closing, a freezer that does not contain much has to cool a lot of air, which is very expensive. We try to limit our costs .”