BATH, ENGLAND, September 24, 2010 (Press-News.org) Professional bakers are being given the chance pick up a bargain or two without leaving the comfort of their own business. Pro Auction, a leading auctioneer of plant and machinery to the food sector, is holding an online sale of bakery equipment.
A fantastic opportunity to make a real scoop for your business, the auction is online only and will be broadcast live around the globe on the http://www.bidspotter.co.uk bidding portal. Bargain hunters from around the world are expected to log on to buy quality baking machinery at a fraction of the original retail price. Bidding ends at 4pm on Wednesday 29th September 2010.
Strong interest is also expected in the sale as bidders can conveniently view the catalogue and full images online and make a purchase at the click of a button.
In total over 50 quality items will go under the hammer. Items available for sale include kitchen essentials like stainless steel preparation tables, stainless steel mixers (from small to large), ovens, a wash down station and floor polishers. Bargains for professional bakers to snap up include a two deck pizza oven, mobile bakery racks, a table top bun slicer, a doughnut fryer and prover, a 30 piece dough divider set and pie presses. Other items of interest include a pastry make-up line (complete with conveyor, cutter, guillotine and water drip glazer), a stainless steel flow wrapper (with the capacity for up to 200 wrappers per minute) and a top and bottom label applicator will appeal to the wholesale bakers.
Well known brand names like Hobart, Thunderbird, John Hunt, Planetary, Salva and Double D will feature in the event.
As well as the full catalogue being available online at http://www.proacution.com, viewing of the food processing machinery is by prior arrangement with the auctioneers, allowing buyers to inspect the quality of the machinery offered for sale.
Mark Flynn, managing director of Pro Auction, comments: "Buying and selling through Pro Auction is a great way for cash-strapped companies to survive this testing economic slump. Certainly more and more companies are catching onto the benefits.
"Although the food and drink industry is the UK's largest manufacturing sector, it certainly is not recession proof. The recent economic client, coupled with individual businesses desire to grow, has seen an increase in demand for auctions of food and drink equipment and machinery to the trade."
Pro Auction provides a comprehensive range of services and makes sure that the full value of surplus or redundant assets are realised, whether for private treaty, tender or auction.
One of the few specialists in the food processing industry that still hold live traditional auctions, they are also simultaneously aired on the internet via live webcasts from the event site. The company also hosts exclusive online auctions, as in this case, and also oversee sales by tender and private treaty.
For further information or a catalogue contact Mark Flynn on 07903 018331 or Simon Rose
on 07946 496697 or through our main contact office Pro Auction Limited
http://www.proauction.com Telephone: (+44) 01761 414000 Facsimile: (+44) 0845 280 2492 Email: info@proauction.ltd.uk
Wednesday 29th September 4pm
Pro Auction: Bakery Equipment Auction
Professional bakers are being given the chance pick up a bargain or two without leaving the comfort of their own business. Pro Auction, a leading auctioneer of plant and machinery to the food sector, is holding an online sale of bakery equipment.
2010-09-24
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[Press-News.org] Pro Auction: Bakery Equipment AuctionProfessional bakers are being given the chance pick up a bargain or two without leaving the comfort of their own business. Pro Auction, a leading auctioneer of plant and machinery to the food sector, is holding an online sale of bakery equipment.