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Like a fne-tuned orchestra, great airline foodservice depends on every single galley instrument
working in concert. With that in mind, industry innovator Monogram Systems is creating a new
product suite that will redefne ef ciency, reliability and the passenger dining experience. Now sit
back, relax and prepare for an entirely new level of performance.
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Welcome to the first issue of Airline Catering International, a supplement by
the team behind Aircraft Interiors International, for you, the airline personnel,
caterers, manufacturers and suppliers specialising in inflight catering
and service.
I doubt many passengers realise quite how complicated serving food in
flight is. Most of us have grumbled at some point in the past about inflight
food. Even if our own prowess in the kitchen is limited and my personal
culinary atrocities include a batch of fudge inadvertently spiked with glass
from the sugar thermometer, adding potential injury to insult (Id already
burnt it) as a fee-paying customer, one expects appetising fare.
Luckily our news section is bursting with airlines who understand that
food is the way to many a passengers heart. From leveraging the star power
of top restaurants and chefs (see page 32 for our interview with Marc Fosh,
Lufthansas next Star Chef), to seasonal fare, regional specialities, and
partnerships with well-known brands, theres more than one way to achieve
airline product differentiation and customer loyalty.
Of course, there are other reasons to strive for quality as our feature on
the rise of buy-on-board schemes on page 26 illustrates. Airlines can, and
are, making ancillary revenue from meals. Virgin America in particular is an
interesting case, enabling passengers to order on demand through the
seatback IFE. We take a look at what passengers are willing to pay extra for,
and in which cabin classes, flight lengths and sectors; and how the
technology may evolve. While today much of the sales activity is dependent
on specialised onboard POS devices to complete transactions, tomorrow the
onboard buying experience will increasingly incorporate access through
IFE, personal devices such as the iPhone and the BlackBerry, and wherever
there is internet access, says Richard Cushing, senior vice president and
general manager at seatback technology provider GuestLogix.
Elsewhere we tackle the issue that just wont go away what is to be
done about the waste generated by inflight catering (page 14). With landfill
prices rising, many airlines are acting now to reduce the amount they send
there with schemes varying from using rotable or biodegradeable service
equipment, to separating waste on board. But for inflight supplier deSter,
airlines would be better off focusing on weight loss. The impact of the
weight-driven emissions makes all other lifecycle steps negligible by
comparison, says Thorsten Strauss, marketing director at the company.
On this note, we take a closer look at other inflight equipment designed
to save weight with a round-up of some of the latest trolleys on page 12,
and a feature on Airbuss new SPICE galley standard on page 20. Airbus says
the system, which replaces trolleys with a foldable service cart and boxes,
could save 400-600kg on a typical 250-300-passenger wide-body.
All in all, its clear theres plenty of food for thought.
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Time is running out for
airlines to reduce or, at least,
better manage their inflight
waste. Pressure is mounting from air-
ports, local authorities, government
agencies and lobby groups to devise
onboard solutions that cut back on the
waste despatched to landfills as well as
facilitating the whole recycling process.
Airlines are asking us how we can
help them meet these demands, says
Daniel Percy, marketing manager at
Airbuss aircraft interiors division. The
main pressure is coming from higher
prices for landfill.
Municipal authorities in Europe, the
UK and the USA have already begun to
charge airlines higher taxes for each tonne
of waste sent to landfill. At London
Heathrow, where airlines dump 70 tonnes
of waste a day, imposts will jump from
40 (US$62.50) to 72 (US$112.50) per
tonne by 2012. At some US airports
charges are set to triple over the next few
years, especially at long-haul hubs.
According to a 2010 study by US
lobby group Green America, the average
airline passenger generates 1.30 lb
(0.59kg) of waste per flight. However at
San Diego International Airport, an
environmental plan has already cut that
to 0.50 lb (0.23kg) per passenger, and
the airport has mandated airlines to
halve that again by 2012. One of the
greenest airports in the USA, San Diego
recycles over 80% of inflight waste,
mainly in the form of aluminium, glass,
plastic, cardboard, paper and steel.
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SPICE stands for space
innovative catering equipment,
and given that the prevailing
ATLAS and KSSU galley standards were
developed to support the service entry of
the B747 and McDonnell Douglas DC-10
wide-bodies in the early 1970s,
innovation in the catering field can hardly
be considered premature.
Using the ATLAS tray size as its basic
unit, to avoid making existing trays and
drawers obsolete, SPICE replaces the
traditional trolley with a foldable service
cart and lightweight boxes. The boxes are
stowed in flameproof, 9g-certified galley
compartments, so they can be made of
lightweight materials such as cardboard
or plastic. A transfer table in the galley
lifts boxes into storage compartments
above the counter, so space can be used
more efficiently.
Airbus says the result is a smaller,
lighter, more ergonomic and more
efficient galley. And not just a bit smaller
or lighter: it calculates the weight saving
at 400-600kg for a typical wide-body
seating 250-300 passengers, and well over
a tonne for an A380. At the same time,
the space saved by the more efficient
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equipment and higher-capacity ovens
and beverage makers, typically means an
entire galley monument can be removed,
making roomfor additional seats.
TUR0 P0T But what is the path
from concept to service? Weve been
talking to customers and showing them
the galley, says Daniel Percy, aircraft
interiors marketing manager at Airbus. In
response to feedback, Airbus has been
using an A330 fuselage with an economy-
class cabin at its headquarters in
Toulouse to evaluate the galleys impact
on turnaround time.
Loading an aircraft, especially at the
rear door, is usually the critical path on
the turnaround for a wide-body, says
Percy. So weve been asked to test that,
benchmarked against todays turna-
rounds. Gate Gourmet, Servair and New
Rest have all been involved, and LSG Sky
Chefs will be. First we will record
turnarounds of aircraft on the apron at
door four, that is our benchmark.
A galley installed at the Door 4 area in
the A330 fuselage will be used to test
devices that can speed up the turnaround
time. Today you have to move each
trolley individually, says Percy. You cant
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finding ways to make extra
money from onboard food.
Dutch Airline KLM, for example, is
offering economy passengers on
selected long-haul routes the chance to
go la carte for `15. Under the pilot
scheme this summer, passengers will be
able to choose from four dishes
(selected and paid for when checking
in online) on flights from Amsterdam
to Bangkok and Taipei, Dubai, Cape
Town, Singapore and Denpasar. The
wishes and choices of our customers
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paid-for healthy food upgrades in
economy class on some domestic flights
within the US and Canada and on some
Latin American and Caribbean routes
fromlater this year. In this case, the move
comes as a forerunner to the airlines
plans to stop serving free meals on these
services from this autumn. However, the
airline will still offer complimentary
meals in economy on all long-haul flights
over six hours, domestic or otherwise.
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On a recent trip to Frankfurt
to check out Lufthansas
exclusive first-class terminal,
Airline Catering International caught up
with Marc Fosh, who was in town at
LSG Sky Chefs headquarters to review
the final presentation of his menu for
the Lufthansa Star Chefs programme.
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Ive spent the last 20 years in Spain
hence my philosophy and my kind of
food is very, very Mediterranean. I dont
cook with cream and butter and I try to
keep things light and natural. Im all
about clean cooking clear flavours
and simple presentation so people can
actually see what theyre eating. Its all
very different from my classical French
training I undertook back in the UK
and what I was doing when I first
started in this business. I think
you should try and look after your
customers by making sure your food is
healthy, light and enjoyable. That way
they will keep coming back and wont
die of a heart attack!
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The dishes I have created for Lufthansa
are mainly taken from my Simply Fosh
Restaurant and the new Tasca de
Blanquerna menus, which both feature
contemporary Spanish influences. We
originally prepared and presented 32
dishes to Lufthansa, which we then
scaled down to 21 dishes 11 in first
class and 10 for business class.
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The sheer scale of the programme we
have quite a small infrastructure as we
are a 70-cover restaurant so it was
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Marc Fosh is one oI Europe`s most exciting and
creative cookery talents and one oI Britain`s most
successIul culinary exports. He began his career at
the tender age oI seventeen working at London`s
0reenhouse restaurant, beIore moving on to the
Michelin-starred 0helsea Roomat the 0arlton Tower
Hotel. n 11 his passion Ior discovering new dishes
led himto 5pain where he became part oI the 5panish
resurgence onto the global, gastronomy map. Living
and working in 5pain he developed his own unique
style oI cuisine Iocusing on Iresh ingredients and
quality oI produce, to which he adds a touch oI
inspired genius. The result is modern, yet simple
cuisine with clean tastes complemented by depths oI
avour and presentation. His cappuccino oI lobster
and coconut with caviar has been described by the
London Evening 5tandard as sex on a plate. n 2002
Marc become the rst and only British cheI to be
awarded a Michelin 5tar in 5pain. n 200, Marc
opened his own restaurant, 5imply Fosh, located in
the Hotel 0onvent de la Missio in Palma de Mallorca.
The menu Ieatures authentic Mediterranean Iood with
a modern twist. Marc`s latest restaurant is Tasca de
Blanquerna, which places a strong emphasis on local
produce, organic ingredients and sustainability, and
in doing so serves authentic 5panish dishes with a
sprinkle oI Fosh magic.
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mind boggling when we realised up to
600,000 passengers will get to taste our
food on board! Its obviously a
challenge to get the correct consistency
across so many flights.
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T/T Y0UR REST/UR/T
No if youre honest, thats impossible.
Its not really viable for an airline and
its catering partner to cook and prepare
everything exactly the same as we can
in the restaurant. There isnt a team of
ten chefs on the aircraft preparing these
dishes instead everything has to be
prepared in advance and obviously
theres a big difference in how we plate
up at the restaurant. Instead the aim is
to ensure the flavours really come
through so that passengers get a feeling
for what you are about. In this sense
the menu should convey the philoso-
phy of the chef and where he or she is
from and his or her particular flavour
combinations. Hopefully it will give
passengers a reason to visit next time
they are in Mallorca and they can
compare for themselves!
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In Spain the pig is king theres lots of
pork or ham but Lufthansa wanted to
steer away from those ingredients. Fish,
particularly shellfish, is also difficult to
do well on an aircraft. So there were a
few restrictions, but they were fairly
easy restrictions once it was all made
clear you just sit down and start
writing the menus and think about
what youre going to do. Cost wasnt an
issue in itself, although there were a
couple of ingredients they asked us to
avoid for this reason caviar and
oysters! The biggest cost is actually
labour so you always have to bear
this in mind for example, adding an
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0onlinenlol lirlines hos slorled selling
cockloils on boord. The drinks, ovoiloble in
economy closs on flighls lo Norlh
lmericon, 0oribbeon ond Lolin lmericon
deslinolions, con be purchosed wilh o mo|or
credil or debil cord.
0onlinenlol porlnered wilh Slirrings lo
offer mo|ilos ond pomegronole morlinis.
The mo|ilo blends minl, cone sugor ond
lime |uice, ond is served wilh Bocordi Lighl
rum on ice for US$ lL5.I. The
pomegronole morlini blends pomegronole,
cone sugor ond lemon |uice, ond is served
wilh Skyy \odko on ice for US$. The
cockloils ore ovoiloble wilhoul olcohol for
US$3 lL1.I. The oirline hos olso leomed
wilh Red Bull lo offer ils energy drink - on
ils own for US$3, or poired wilh Skyy \odko
on ice for US$.
The new beveroge menu is porl of
0onlinenlol`s iniliolive lo offer cuslomers
more choices in flighl. n lhe oulumn, lhe
oirline plons lo inlroduce heollhy food
choices for purchose in economy closs on
mony US/0onodion ond Lolin lmericon
roules. 0onlinenlol will conlinue lo offer
free snocks ond unlimiled non-olcoholic
beveroges, including coffee, leo ond o
seleclion of sodo ond |uices.
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finding ways to make extra
money from onboard food.
Dutch airline KLM, for example, is
offering economy passengers on
selected long-haul routes the chance to
go la carte for `15 (12.25). Under
the pilot scheme this summer, passen-
gers will be able to choose from four
dishes (selected and paid for when
checking in online) on flights from
Amsterdam to Bangkok and Taipei,
Dubai, Cape Town, Singapore and
Denpasar. The wishes and choices of
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want, explains Erik Varwijk, executive
vice president of KLM Commercial.
E/LTY C0CE Meanwhile
Continental Airlines is also introducing
paid-for healthy food upgrades in
economy class on some domestic flights
within the US and Canada and on some
Latin American and Caribbean routes
from later this year. In this case, the move
comes as a forerunner to the airlines
plans to stop serving free meals on these
services from this autumn. However, the
airline will still offer complimentary
meals in economy on all long-haul flights
over six hours, domestic or otherwise.
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short hops and the airline foresees that
most shopping for food, drinks and
goods will take place on longer flights
where the passenger has more time to
fill. According to Burr, passengers on
domestic-only flights no longer expect
things for free, but do want high
quality when paying for inflight service.
Continental agrees, stressing that its
move away from complimentary meals
to a paid-for model comes after most of
its competitors on domestic routes have
already gone down the paid-for route
for inflight catering.
D0 DUSESS Inflight catering is set to
be big business, according to seatback
technology provider GuestLogix. Global
onboard duty-free sales typically amount
to around US$3 billion (1.9 billion)
each year, but the sale of meals,
beverages, comfort items, entertainment,
seat upgrades, travel-relevant destination-
based products and services will likely
surpass onboard duty-free sales this year,
says Richard Cushing, GuestLogixs
senior vice president and general
manager. Onboard point-of-sale (POS)
technology is driving this trend.
In addition to offering food and
drinks through the IFE system, Virgin
America has also teamed up with
SkyMall to enable flyers to shop from
their seatback from hundreds of top
brands like Sony, Canon, Sharp and
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served us well for many years, but we
need to change to reflect todays market
and customer preferences, says Jim
Compton, executive vice president and
chief marketing officer at the airline.
Virgin America is going even further,
tapping into the potential offered by
the IFE system to enable passengers to
order on-demand, in the air. The airline
recently adapted its Red IFE platform
to allow customers to, essentially, run a
tab swiping their card when they sit
down and then ordering and shopping
during the flight. The tab is closed
either by the passenger or automatically
when the aircraft descends to land.
The airline has also updated the
kind of food offered, after finding that
passengers, especially on the airlines
transcontinental flights, want healthy
food and are willing to pay for it. In
July 2010, Virgin America launched a
range of fresh snacks in its cabins,
designed to meet the demands of
travellers looking for a healthy option.
It also offers food pairings, where the
customer pays for what is essentially a
meal deal; and a range of special
cocktails. Examples include a Pacific
brie and turkey sandwich, paired with
Popchips and Peach White Honest Tea,
available for US$13.60 (8.72).
Selling food on our flights is an
important revenue stream for us and
has been since we launched in 2007.
But its all about our philosophy of
giving our guests choice to shape their
own flight experience with us, says
Amy Burr, director of ancillary revenues
at Virgin America. We have found,
through research, that passengers are
willing to spend on average, about
US$21 (13.47) per person per flight,
mainly on the longer haul services,
typically transcontinental, so we are
looking to tap into that with food that
they want, and a shopping experience
as well all through the seatback
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time that SkyMall, which usually
provides inflight shopping catalogues,
has developed a product line designed
specifically for purchase through a seat-
back IFE system. Its much like internet
shopping, with the goods delivered to
you at home seven to 10 days later, says
Burr. And it fits with Virgins aim to
give our guests as much choice as
possible when they fly with us.
So how will inflight sales evolve?
While today much of the sales activity
is dependent on specialised onboard
POS devices to complete transactions,
tomorrow the onboard buying experi-
ence will increasingly incorporate
access through IFE, personal devices
such as the iPhone and the Blackberry,
and wherever there is internet access,
says Cushing.
FR/UD PRE\ET0 One challenge
is the risk of fraud, as with other
real world retail platforms. But the
majority of onboard transactions today
do not occur in real time, as they are
batch processed upon arrival at the
airport, says Cushing. GuestLogix has
taken steps to help mitigate fraud
through an end-to-end retail system
design that is compliant with the latest
payment industry security standards.
The airlines have also instituted inflight
purchase limits to mitigate financial
risk. With the introduction of inflight
connectivity and real-time access to
credit card authorisation, these limits
can be eased and operators will soon be
able to sell a greater variety of products
at higher prices.
Cushing believes another, perhaps
greater challenge, is perception. The
greatest challenge facing onboard
retailing is overcoming the perception
that airlines by nature are not retailers,
he says. This is changing, however, as
airlines begin to place more emphasis on
developing ancillary revenue streams
and hire personnel from the retail
industry to help optimise the onboard
retail space. Additionally, as transactions
become more frequent and complex the
need for security rises.
But what does this mean for the
crew and the traditional trolley service?
For Virgin America, minimising the use
of carts has been in its DNA since the
airline was launched, so its on-demand
food service is all part of that ethos.
When Virgin America launched we
had food on demand from our touch-
screen seatback system Red, and have
always tried to minimise the use of
carts, says Burr. Virgin America flyers
can order what they want, when they
want, something that has received
hugely positive feedback, especially on
our long-haul routes.
And the crew seem to like it as
much as the passengers. We have
found that our remote digital ordering
has been welcomed by crew, as it allows
tailored ordering, eliminates mass
service and helps keep the aisles more
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airlines are getting into bed with big brands to catch
passengers` eyes and wallets. UK budget airline
EasyJet, Ior instance, has teamed up with 5tarbucks
to deliver VA ReadyBrew tea and coIIee to passengers
on its ights, all oI which count as short haul.
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passengers 0orona beer Ior U5$5 I3.21J a can Ithe
same price as the standard beer carried by the
carrier, it has to be saidJ. The airline is also using the
tie up with 0orona to do a bit oI viral marketing,
encouraging passengers who do opt Ior a can to
photograph themselves en|oying their 0orona
moment and then tweet it once they are on the ground
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mixer brand 5tirrings, energy drink maker Red Bull
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drinks companies` products - a 5tirrings mo|ito,
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exceeding five hours. The only reason
why it is possible in these regions is
due to the sheer volume of low-cost
carriers and the interchangeability of
both the leisure and business travel
market that travel on both airline busi-
ness models, he says. This is due to
the hybridisation of the low-cost airline
business model, which enables a low-
cost airline to become more appealing
to the market that was not initially part
of its target market. The economic
downturn further accelerated the
interchange of passengers between
different airline business models.
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mean for passenger expectations? In
Europe and North America, low-cost
airlines are considered a norm, and
full-service airlines charging for food is
also becoming accepted as the norm,
simply because of the same passengers
interchanging between the business
models with a very fine line between
the two, says Sukkhasantikul. Such
concepts will be unlikely to occur on
full-service airlines in other regions,
particularly Asia Pacific, where low-cost
airlines are not yet mature.
So will practices from short-haul
economy become acceptable in long
haul, business or even first class?
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haul flights will only be reserved for the
long-haul low-cost airlines, says
Sukkhasantikul. Charging for food in
business- and first-class is very unlikely
to occur. Even low-cost airlines like Air
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their hands in their pockets? Onboard
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stream for us and all airlines, and we
want to drive it in a way that gives
travellers more value-added options they
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Cush. Believe it or not, custom
cocktails, food pairings, an open tab and
shop have all not only been part of our
roadmap from launch, but theyve also
been requested by our guests.
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by low-cost carriers, is increasingly
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Ive spent the last 20 years in Spain
hence my philosophy and my kind of
food is very, very Mediterranean. I dont
cook with cream and butter and I try to
keep things light and natural. Im all
about clean cooking clear flavours
and simple presentation so people can
actually see what theyre eating. Its all
very different from my classical French
training I undertook back in the UK
and what I was doing when I first
started in this business. I think
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customers by making sure your food is
healthy, light and enjoyable. That way
they will keep coming back and wont
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The dishes I have created for Lufthansa
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Restaurant and the new Tasca de
Blanquerna menus, which both feature
contemporary Spanish influences. We
originally prepared and presented 32
dishes to Lufthansa, which we then
scaled down to 21 dishes 11 in first
class and 10 for business class.
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across so many flights.
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No if youre honest, thats impossible.
Its not really viable for an airline and
its catering partner to cook and prepare
everything exactly the same as we can
in the restaurant. There isnt a team of
ten chefs on the aircraft preparing these
dishes instead everything has to be
prepared in advance and obviously
theres a big difference in how we plate
up at the restaurant. Instead the aim is
to ensure the flavours really come
through so that passengers get a feeling
for what you are about. In this sense
the menu should convey the philoso-
phy of the chef and where he or she is
from and his or her particular flavour
combinations. Hopefully it will give
passengers a reason to visit next time
they are in Mallorca and they can
compare for themselves!
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pork or ham but Lufthansa wanted to
steer away from those ingredients. Fish,
particularly shellfish, is also difficult to
do well on an aircraft. So there were a
few restrictions, but they were fairly
easy restrictions once it was all made
clear you just sit down and start
writing the menus and think about
what youre going to do. Cost wasnt an
issue in itself, although there were a
couple of ingredients they asked us to
avoid for this reason caviar and
oysters! The biggest cost is actually
labour so you always have to bear
this in mind for example, adding an
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successIul culinary exports. He began his career at
the tender age oI seventeen working at London`s
0reenhouse restaurant, beIore moving on to the
Michelin-starred 0helsea Room at the 0arlton Tower
Hotel. n 11 his passion Ior discovering new dishes
led him to 5pain where he became part oI the 5panish
resurgence onto the global, gastronomy map. Living
and working in 5pain he developed his own unique
style oI cuisine Iocusing on Iresh ingredients and
quality oI produce, to which he adds a touch oI
inspired genius. The result is modern, yet simple
cuisine with clean tastes complemented by depths oI
avour and presentation. His cappuccino oI lobster
and coconut with caviar has been described by the
London Evening 5tandard as sex on a plate. n 2002
Marc become the rst and only British cheI to be
awarded a Michelin 5tar in 5pain. n 200, Marc
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the Hotel 0onvent de la Missio in Palma de Mallorca.
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a modern twist. Marc`s latest restaurant is Tasca de
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Brand benet
Kerrygold is synonymous with excellent product
quality. The mild Irish climate enables the cows
to graze on open meadows and enjoy the best
possible feed namely fresh, rich meadow grass.
This results in an excellent quality milk, and
contributes to the unique pack for economy class
inight catering.
ideoI porIion pock Ior economy cIoss
inight catering
exocI cosI ond porIion conIroI
ossured Iood soIeIy
ideoI corIon sizes (120 x 10g}120 x 15g)
Take advantage of the brand
potential!
For further information contact:
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Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter ...
... in branded chilled mini-tubs.
Exclusively distributed
by IDB Germany
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