Systems

A concise overview of the essential equipment for food distribution systems. As a leading supplier of hospital porcelain, we present the system porcelain with the systems, offering a clear and structured arrangement. We have simplified what previously often sounded like technical jargon (e.g. 30592424 or 20127124), in line with our company motto: Simple & Strong.

Please note that all It should be noted that the manufacturers of well-known food distribution systems (e.g. Stierlen, Temp-rite, Barth, Thermohauser and many others) do not produce porcelain themselves. As a result, they are required to purchase this cost-sensitive component of food distribution as merchandise. This can occasionally result in a lack of impartial customer advice. Products not included in such agreements are often discouraged due to potential issues such as malfunctions, dimensional inaccuracies, or inferior quality. We have been asked to refrain from presenting our porcelain with the respective boxes or to delete formulations that indicate that our crockery can be used as an accessory for a food distribution system. However, our presentation is intended to indicate use as an accessory for a specific food distribution system. In accordance with the ruling of the court, the manufacturer is obliged to permit unhindered competition for comparable complementary products.

System crockery from Holst Porzellan represents an affordable alternative to branded crockery. This product is designed for businesses with limited budgets for basic supplies. It is evident that some brands present themselves as being of superior quality, despite the existence of a price differential. A Rolex watch, for instance, is perceived as being of a higher quality than a Swatch, yet the consumer is not influenced by this distinction. In 2013, the European Commission ruled that our porcelain, as a generic product, essentially only differs from that of well-known brands in terms of price. Our objective is to provide a quality product at an affordable price.