
The leading manufacturer for food holding, warming, transporting equipment, and specialty equipment.
Carter-Hoffmann manufactures food holding, warming and transporting equipment as well as cabinets for growing micro greens and Pick Up Cabinets

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Carter-Hoffmann manufactures food holding, warming and transporting equipment as well as cabinets for growing micro greens.
Carter-Hoffmann products include:
A wide selection of holding cabinets
Heated holding and transport carts
Pick Up Cabinets, and various other food holding, warming, and transporting equipment.

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