Jan 6, 2020
January 06, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Sunsella, a business based in Las Vegas, Nevada, that offers home and kitchen products online, has commented on the announcement that retailer Albertsons has been expanding using the concept of micro-fulfillment centers (MFC). MFCs are small neighborhood warehouses that can quickly fill online orders. Albertsons has stores in eight out of the 10 largest MFCs in the United States. Using technology from Takeoff Technologies, they were able to connect the MFC to their store and e-commerce systems, allowing them to provide faster and better customer service.
Albertsons’ first MFC was launched in October 2019 in South San Francisco, California. MFCs are unique in that they combine the automation capabilities of huge warehouses with the proximity of brick and mortar stores. Because of the use of Takeoff’s eGroceries, the productivity of MFCs has been increased tenfold because of accuracy, efficiency, and enhanced speed. And because the MFCs provide real-time inventory information, robotic fulfillment can be used to minimize or even totally eliminate product substitutions.
Meanwhile, the online marketer of different home and kitchen products has pointed out that this particular development means that competition between online retailers is becoming tougher. Thus, it is important to be always thinking of ways to improve customer service. One convenient product from Sunsella is the Leakproof Lunch Container. These are totally leakproof bento boxes for making sure that soup and other liquids do not accidentally leak out of the box. It also means that the soup or sauce in one compartment will not leak into the other compartments, possibly affecting the other food in the bento box. This bento box can also be used as a student’s lunch box. Parents can plan and prepare the lunch of their kids for the whole week and then keep these boxes in the refrigerator. In the morning, they can retrieve one box for each child from the refrigerator, heat it up, and then give it to their children who bring it with them to school.
Another convenient product for cooking from Sunsella is a set of four silicone egg rings. These are made from high-grade and extra thick silicone. Each ring has a stainless steel handle to allow easy retrieval from the pan. Each ring is non-stick and reusable and it is advisable to use it on coated cookware for non-scratch cooking. These silicone rings can be useful in providing perfectly round pancakes, fried eggs, burger patties, omelets, and more. These are heat resistant and oven safe so that they can also be placed on top of a pan, a griddle, a skillet, or a barbecue grill.
Another product offered by Sunsella is their stainless steel vegetable steamer. This is 100 percent high-grade stainless steel and its diameter can be easily be adjusted to allow it to fit various sizes of pots or pans. It can be used to steam various kinds of food, such as chicken, desserts, eggs, fruits, dumplings, seafood, meat, vegetables, etc. It can also be utilized as a container for the steamed vegetables and other foods and it can be easily retrieved from inside a pot or pan with its center ring or extension handle.
Another popular home and kitchen product from Sunsella is the silicone vegetable steamer. This time the steamer is made primarily from high grade silicone. It can easily be made more compact for easy storage when not in use. It can fit into a broad range of sizes of pots and pans. It can withstand heat as high as 446 degrees Fahrenheit or 230 degrees Centigrade. It also has durable locking handles, which are useful in retrieving it from within a pot or pan. The handles can be folded to permit the lid of the pot or pan to be closed while inside a pot or pan. It can be used to steam different types of food like dumplings, meat, eggs, fruits, desserts, chicken, seafood, vegetables, and more.
People who are interested in one of the Sunsella home and kitchen products can check out their website or contact them through the telephone or via email.
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For more information about Sunsella, contact the company here:
Sunsella
Mike Law
(702) 952-9541
[email protected]
9550 S Eastern Ave
Suite 253
Las Vegas, NV 89123
ReleaseID: 60033150
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