Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Magazine (RAC) is the leading journal in the industry. It will keep you on top of all the latest news, views, moves and events in the cooling industry.

The UK cold chain industry, represented by the Cold Chain Federation (CCF), has issued a warning to the government, urging immediate action to safeguard cold chain infrastructure that underpins the nation’s supply of perishable goods, including food and medicine.

The cover theme for the first issue of 2025 marks a decisive…

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December’s magazine considers industry efforts to adapt to a new generation of potentially smarter, more efficient digital tools. Please note that you must be signed in to read the issue.

This month’s magazine takes a look at the 2023 World Refrigeration Day campaign and the concept of ‘next generation’ thinking about sustainable and affordable cooling.

Jan 28, 2025 · The cover theme for the first issue of 2025 marks a decisive cultural shift taking place in the industry's businesses: the need to prioritise its people.. The news pages in this issue mark calls from across the sector to prioritise skills and recruit more RACHP technicians to support demand.

This month’s edition of RAC Magazine has looked at new global commitments to push for more holistic global plans on clean cooling and the changing training needs of the industry.

This month’s issue looks at the everyday importance of efficiency both in the UK and further afield to determine the sustainable delivery of crucial cooling functions. Please note that you must be signed in to read the issue. You can log-in or register for free here. Click on the front cover ...

Oct 2, 2024 · The digital edition of October’s RAC Magazine is now online. The cover theme for the issue concerns calls from industry experts working in the African cooling sector for greater global consistency on efficiency and equipment standards.