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Structural Concepts has set the standard for innovative, turnkey refrigerated and heated food display solutions. They design merchandisers with the industry’s shortest lead times, offering durability, energy efficiency, and reduced operating costs, making it easier for businesses to showcase and sell fresh food more effectively today and in the future.

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