Founded more than 25 years ago by Remo Wüst, the chain of 16 bakeries is spread across two countries and employs 230 people.
Wüst Backerei bakes out of passion, and this is evident across its chains, baking schools and catering offering.
Wüst Backerei needed refrigeration solutions to keep produce at set temperatures so that its quality, locally sourced ingredients are preserved. This was massively important to the brand as it does not use preservatives in any of its bakes.
It was also important that all refrigeration solutions were environmentally friendly and long-lasting. Sustainability is hugely important to the Wüst Backerei brand.
Wüst bakeries can serve up to 250,000 customers a year at a single site, so it was crucial the right equipment was in place to deal with demand. It was also imperative that temperatures remained consistent, as doors are regularly opened and closed in the busy kitchen environment.
True quickly understood what was needed to ensure Wüst could deliver on its commitments to customers and their own environmental ambitions. Hydrocarbon refrigerators were selected to support Wüst’s CO2-neutral production and logistical operations.
Due to the busy nature of the kitchens, True had to deliver refrigeration solutions with great cooling capacity. We recommended prep tables and an upright foodservice refrigerator to help with both the storage and preparation of fresh products during service
Wüst Backerei chose to work with True Refrigeration because it needed equipment that would fit in to the kitchen space and make an impact straight away. Wüst’s own production and logistics operations are CO2 neutral – including a fleet of biogas vehicles – and True Refrigeration was selected due to our commitment to efficiency, including the use of R290 propane gas in our products.
True’s 5-year guarantee gives the bakery the confidence to buy and not need to replace their equipment regularly, saving money and any downtime disruption. Wüst Backerei wanted to plan for the future and True helped them achieve this.
Remo Wüst
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