Food waste is a global problem that we must solve urgently to combat the effects of climate change. Marc Zornes, CEO and co-founder of Winnow, said: “We are delighted to partner with Emirates Flight Catering helping them in their quest to cut their food waste by 35%. We look forward to delivering on our ambitious goal of reducing food waste by more than one-third across our central operations.” “Implementing new ways of working, supported by technology will help us step up to the next level and further enhance operational efficiency. Food waste management has always been an area of focus for EKFC and we have already achieved remarkable results through improved data collection and reporting. Saeed Mohammed, CEO of Emirates Flight Catering, said: “We are dedicated to investing in the latest technologies to optimise our operations and minimise our environmental footprint.
Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, the tool will enable EKFC to automatically monitor and control food waste for the benefit of its customers, its people and broader communities. To reach its ambitious goal, EKFC has engaged Winnow to gradually roll out an advanced food waste management system in its state-of-the-art catering facilities. Dubai, UAE, 15 October 2020 – This World Food Day, Emirates Flight Catering (EKFC), one of the world’s largest airline catering providers, announced that it has committed to reducing food waste by 35% across its central operations in Dubai.
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