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18 & 19 Bayart


Showing a new range of Buy on Board products. Ancillary revenue for the airlines with good margins. Adaptors/ luggage scales/rechargers for everything/ translators/ Sudoku games/ Everything to enhance your trip for all ages. www.bayart-innovations.com


20 & 21 Rainbow


An extensive range of products made in China. Towels, blankets, comfort kits, dental kits, tableware, chinaware and much more. www.sino-rainbow.com


Gut Springenheide


As always, - a new menu to sample. New sweet chocolate pancakes filled with pistachio cream, omelettes 35 - 250 gms or new round omelettes 35 -100 gm. Tortillas lip shaped, to serve with salads, breakfast, lunch or snacks. gutspringenheide@t-online.de


Norduyn


Showing its award winning lightweight trolley that won the highest world distinction for health and safety and a greener cabin - saving fuel and CO 2. For example, an airline with 200 aircraft can save $5million in fuel, by using this lightweight trolley. At any one time they may have over 20,000 trolleys in circulation and they can now be tracked with the new inbuilt tracking system that is tamper proof. Available in any colour. www.norduyn.com


Aire


Based in Dubai , products include a range of disposables, rotables, blankets, headsets, towels, amenities and non-woven products plus logistcs and warehouse support.


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Diversey


New to the company’s range is QuattroSelect. www.diversey.com


22 Do Food


Greenday fruit chips with no additives or sugar. Thai/ Indian/Russian international ready-made meals for inflight with one to two year shelf life. Consisting of two compartments so the sauce does not leak into the rice ensuring top quality when heated.


www.dofood.com 23 & 24 3A Plastick


Vast range of plastic items from Turkey. Rotable sets, new plastic cutlery made in any colour and in any range. www.3aplastik.com


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