On this occasion, he presented to the Mayor of Hurlingham, Juan Zabaleta; the SME Secretary of the Nation, Guillermo Merediz, the undersecretary of Industries, SMEs and Cooperatives of the province of Buenos Aires, Mariela Bembi, and the provincial director of Territorial Development and SMEs, Ariel Aguilar, the exclusive model of its classic Vitroconvector in tribute to the Malvinas Islands that was designed for the municipality of Hurlingham. In addition, the Goldmund company (owner of the Peabody brand) donated 25 units for the new Rehabilitation Center for Covid-19 patients at UNAHUR, the area where the factory is located.

This product is a benchmark in the convection heating market, thanks to its designs, features and ease of use. The Malvinas Argentinas model has flat tempered glass, a power of 1000 and 2000 Watts and an adjustable thermostat for optimal temperature selection. It has high-performance resistance and is energy efficient thanks to its convection heating system. In turn, it comes with aluminum legs and can be hung on the wall.

"We are proud to contribute with our technology to the improvement of the health area of ​​the municipality where our factory is located. Today more than ever we must collaborate with our society so that our health system is up to the exceptional circumstances that we live in. And there is nothing better than doing so with an exclusive design in tribute to the Argentine Malvinas," said Dante Choi, CEO of Peabody.

In addition, during the visit, the company's participation in the discount program for the neighborhood community on the purchase of household appliances direct from the factory was agreed. That is, the residents of the area will be able to access different benefits through the loans granted by Banco Nación Argentina for this purpose.