
Large supermarkets: Continuous display with extended open refrigerated display cabinets
Large supermarket vegetables, dairy products, and ready-to-eat items require easily identifiable continuous refrigeration zones.
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Large supermarket vegetables, dairy products, and ready-to-eat items require easily identifiable continuous refrigeration zones.
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The meat counter needs to organize the display of fresh meat, customer communication, and weighing packaging within a clear service sequence.
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The fruit and vegetable hall needs to balance the visual changes of seasonal products with a stable daily restocking order.
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The restaurant needs to allow customers to clearly see the types of live fish, and provide separate areas for staff to catch and confirm orders.
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In the supermarket aquatic area, live seafood and frozen seafood are sold simultaneously, requiring clear boundaries between customer purchases and staff handling.
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The hotel breakfast system aims to organize plate retrieval, meal selection, and leaving the dining table into a smooth sequence.
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During banquet events with a large number of guests taking food, it is necessary to accommodate multiple viewing angles and staff refilling.
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The wall-side breakfast area needs to accommodate dining tables, aisles, and replacement materials within a limited depth.
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For Chinese self-service meals, it is necessary to arrange staple foods, hot dishes, and soups simultaneously, with the counter appearance and indoor atmosphere being coordinated.
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Enterprise restaurants need to handle centralized dining times to reduce unnecessary backtracking during meal service routes.
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