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Middle East, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. All its plants are BRC and IFS certified at the highest level.
www.aralimentare.com
Stand A39
AIRE INFLIGHT FZE is a Dubai- based inflight product supplier providing for
almost all the Middle Eastern and African Airlines. Its product range includes disposables, rotables, blankets, baby kit, comfort kit, amenities, headsets, towels and non-woven products. We offer logistics and warehousing support from our warehouse in Jebel Ali, across the entire region.
www.aireinflight.com johnson@aire-inflight.ae Tel: +971 4 2731024 Fax : +971 4 2731034
Stand ZZ2
Chatsford’s high class products such as bone china and durable porcelain
are produced with the latest technologies. It also supplies stainless steel cutlery, glassware, linen ware, non-woven headrest covers, electronic headsets, cotton towels, blankets, children’s giveaways, and promotional items. Its new line of holloware items has been welcomed by prominent global airlines. Email:
chatsford@airchats.com.hk
Diversey Gulf FZE Stand ZZ3 Diversey Gulf provides cleaning and hygiene services, backed up by worldwide experience in over 60 countries. DiTELLI monitors the complete dishroom operation, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; Suma Divojet offers effective one-pass machine warewashing. Talk to us about innovation in simple, safe and green aircraft cabin cleaning.
www.diversey.com
Driessen Aerospace Stand F52
AR Alimentare is a modern, dynamic Italian company active in the research,
development and manufacturing of innovative food solutions for the airline industry. The company specialises in frozen
single-portion Italian products, particularly pizza and puff pastry. Innovation in products, packaging, logistics and quality assurance support services are its mainstay. The company supplies catering units in Europe, North America, the
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www.onboardhospitality.com Stand ZZ23
Cobanpinar Spring Water Company provides superior, fresh, pure and
healthy spring water to customers in both the domestic and international markets. Cobanpinar is a market leader, and has the biggest production potential in the world with regards to PET cuplets (100 cc-125cc- 180cc-250cc-300cc) and PET
Group NV Stand E50 Driessen-Zodiac Aerospace will show its new lightweight Hybrite trolley line that was recently awarded with an honourable mention during the Red Dot Design award ceremony.
www.driessen.com
Enmak Group Stand F49 Enmak Group, under its trademark EOS, offer ‘Easy Optimal Solutions’ providing the best in catering and passenger comfort items. The Istanbul-based company manufactures products with paper, plastic, non woven fabrics and linen and specialises in headrest covers, pillow cases, blankets and safety cards, as well as catering items like sandwich bags, foil bags, paper coasters, traymats, paper
bottles (0,5Lt-1,5Lt), using the highest technology. Nuray Golvan /
export@cobanpinar.com.tr www.cobanpinar.com.tr
cups, napkins, lunch boxes.
www.eos.biz.tr sales@eos.biz.tr
Envac AB Stand ZZ1
Envac AB has developed an automatic waste removal system which transports
the waste in a sealed pipe system by means of vacuum. The product means waste is removed at all hours from all areas of the kitchen.
www.envac.net www.envac.net
Stand ZZ20
FSP is a converter of paper and non- woven material. Products are: non- skid traymats, hot
towels, napkins, pillow and headrest covers, and snack packs for the airline industry. Specialities are printing, coating, punching, cutting and folding all kind of papers. All products are specially produced to your own requirements. Traymats are available in different sizes and printing, with round or straight edges. Hot towels are available in various packagings, with or without lemon. Napkins can be produced in
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