International trials and pilots show the introduction of LED lighting into supermarket has other benefits that just energy saving and lower runnning costs.
Philips says it has developed “light recipes,” which are optimised light spectrums that help make fresh fruit and vegetables look more
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LED lighting ‘leads to new benefits’
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