As a solutions provider in the food-service equipment supply chain, Copeland enables store operators and freight and logistics operators to implement robust temperature monitoring and facility management controls, the press release said. The company also partners with manufacturers to develop the next generation of energy-efficient, lower-GWP refrigeration equipment.

The NAFEM Show will offer a platform for Copeland to demonstrate how it plays a key role across the food supply chain in helping prevent food waste, promoting food safety and quality, and enabling the global population to be fed more sustainably. The company will also highlight its leadership in addressing the transition to lower-GWP refrigerants, compliance with upcoming energy efficiency regulations, and advancements in temperature monitoring technology, helping customers adapt to key industry changes, the press release said.

At the 2025 NAFEM Show, Copeland will spotlight these technologies:

• Low-GWP Refrigerant Platforms: Copeland will highlight a suite of refrigeration solutions optimized for low-GWP refrigerants, including R-290 (propane), A2Ls, and CO₂ systems. 

• Cooper-Atkins temperature-monitoring solutions: Celebrating 140 years of innovation, Cooper-Atkins, a Copeland brand, continues to support food safety with premium thermometers and advanced temperature probes, according to the press release.

• Universal BLE Parametric Controller: This new controller features Bluetooth technology and a mobile app, providing an intuitive solution for food-service refrigeration controls, according to the press release.

• Food-service control solutions: Copeland will showcase its new platform for refrigeration controls, which combines ease of use with a full-touch interface and Bluetooth connectivity to deliver enhanced functionality and energy efficiency, according to the press release.