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deSter Sustainability Report 2022

deSter launched its first-ever Sustainability Report, showcasing deSter's dedication to environmental responsibility, social impact, and ethical governance, reflecting the company's holistic approach toward sustainability.

deSter launched its first-ever Sustainability Report, showcasing deSter's dedication to environmental responsibility, social impact, and ethical governance, reflecting the company's holistic approach toward sustainability.

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INTRODUCTION ESG REPORT DESTER <strong>2022</strong><br />

REUSABLE AND CLOSED-LOOP PRODUCTS<br />

Etihad Airways<br />

In <strong>2022</strong>, <strong>deSter</strong> launched a fully reusable<br />

and circular Economy class tableware<br />

concept for Etihad. We made all trays,<br />

bowls, lids, and hot meal casseroles reusable<br />

and part of a closed-loop recycling<br />

process, eliminating the use of singleuse<br />

plastics on board and minimizing<br />

waste. At the end of their lifecycle, the<br />

products are collected, washed, ground,<br />

and re-used to make the same product<br />

while maintaining a premium dining experience.<br />

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines<br />

Premium Economy<br />

Several years ago, we introduced the first<br />

recycled product to the airline industry:<br />

the KLM Economy class meal tray. We are<br />

now extending that closed-loop recycling<br />

system in the airline’s Premium Comfort<br />

cabin, with recently launched lightweight<br />

reusables. Furthermore, for the transparent<br />

lids, we used recycled PET. The<br />

materials have been carefully assessed<br />

for circularity and weight, without compromising<br />

aesthetic features.<br />

Cathay Pacific<br />

Another customer that we helped in its<br />

quest to reduce waste is Cathay Pacific.<br />

Hong Kong’s flagship carrier already introduced<br />

durable, reusable products in its<br />

onboard service, but still used single-use<br />

plastic lids and cutlery. These have since<br />

been replaced with reusable alternatives<br />

as well, and the airline’s reusable trays are<br />

now part of a closed-loop system.<br />

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