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ZERO CABIN WASTE PROJECT

There are two compartments in the airplane: packaging and solid waste. What happen with the packaging?

By |30 de September, 2019|Categories: Zero Cabin Waste Project|

Last Thursday, 26th September, Ecoembes released the third question about the ZCW Project into its Instagram profile. The question was asked to clarify if packaging, once separated on board, ends up recycled or not.Most of [...]

New characterizations of monitoring the quality of packaging waste

By |11 de September, 2019|Categories: Zero Cabin Waste Project|

This week, new characterizations will be carried out of the packaging waste collected on flights with separation on board and those generated by the catering activity itself. They are introduced into a 20m3 capacity compactor [...]

What happens to the waste at the end of a flight?

By |11 de September, 2019|Categories: Zero Cabin Waste Project|

To show TCPs the entire process of waste once they have been segregated at source during the flight, Iberia has made an explanatory video where the Gate Gourmet and Ferrovial facilities have been visited.Nieves de [...]

ZCW in the “VII AECOC Meeting Point against food waste”

By |19 de August, 2019|Categories: Zero Cabin Waste Project|

On September 26, the “VII AECOC Meeting Point against food waste” will be held at the Pablo VI Foundation Auditorium in Madrid under the motto “Together we feed solutions”. AECOC is the Association of [...]

Meeting with Air France for the replication of LIFE ZCW

By |8 de July, 2019|Categories: Zero Cabin Waste Project|

On July 2 Gategourmet held a meeting with Air France and Servair (a catering company belonging to Gategroup) to explain what the waste management model proposed in LIFE ZCW consists of and how this model [...]

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