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Hot porridge to muesli in three flavours, original/coconut/ chocolate. Halal certified food and packaging range for light meals, breakfast, lunch snacks and dinner.


www.bestpartnerfood.eu 8 & 9 JAM


First time at ITCA, JAM specialises in everything luxury and only from Italy. The onboard market is very new to JAM who can supply everything from chocolate to caps! The company produces a special olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and alcohol free wine just for the Dubai market. Everything can be customised. New is the


assistant, Janset, on her stand! www.eos.biz.tr


company’s fennel and aniseed flavoured chocolates. www.jamworld.it


Chatsford


A well-established company, fortunate enough to deal with some very reliable airlines was showing its extensive range. Chatsford has recently moved into new premises and has a new team, headed by Heidy. chatsford@airchats.com.hk


10 Enmak - EOS


All the company’s paper products come from Turkey. New to the range is a panel for advertising on the back of the headrests. Aluminium items and sick bags. This year Rosalia had a new little


11 Medstar


Produces everything in Egypt Medstar has a vast range of items and one of the new materials they are using is PET. www.medstar-misr.com


12 Sola


The well-established company is now moving into hospitality and cruise lines. Already on Carnival and Princess cruise lines with exclusive design for both of them for all their dining rooms. Also a new design for the Taj group (10 hotels). www.sola.nl


inset: Heidy Chan of Chatsford


www.onboardhospitality.com


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