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Limburg Supplying the airline business with snacks and pastries since 1983 and is now producing 40,000 items an hour. Packaging is by Wesly in Maastrecht. www.patisserie.nl


Jean Biecher


A second-time exhibitor at ITCA showing wine for airlines in PET bottles 187 mls and 75 ml, ideal for Economy.


www.vins-biecher.com CDD


Another second-time exhibitor at ITCA, this Italian company represents a wide range of snacking companies. www.cdd.it


D & F Describes itself as a European


solution company for even the smallest requirement Supplier to air, rail and cruise. www.dfminc.biz


11 Chiquita 100% fruit juices www.chiquita.com


12 IPI Had on display its new non- stick tray and mat moulded into one. IPI works to airline specification and announced its new Eco Concept - cutlery made with prime raw materials and filled with recycled materials. www.ipi.fr


13&19 Compass Supply Sols.


Distributors of high-quality snacks and beverages for the travel industry www.compass-uk.com


15&16 DMG Works with wholesale partners supplying box meals for trains. Its new Yoplait yoghurt sachet comes in two flavours. www.dmgfrance.fr


14 August Lundh


Showed a colourful range of tableware made from polycarbon that looks like real glass. Exhibiting for the first time at ITCA, the company has also designed an ingenious Candle Aid idea that will save hours picking out the old wax from candle sticks. www.augustlundh.se


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