PRESS RELEASES – THE LATEST FROM MEIKO

We all have to reduce: Energy, Water, Emissions. That is the way into a clean future. But MEIKO is not reducing it's ideas: At the Host Milan MEIKO is showing 5 top innovation. Welcome to the #meikoinnovationweek

As we stop using single-use food and drink containers, Event Cup Solutions is aiming to meet growing demand for reusables with the sustainable help of Meiko cup and container washing systems.

Meiko Bluefire: Fire away for more automation Maximum hygiene, more economy and smart use of small spaces with the new conveyor dishwasher from Meiko. And it has already been awarded the Kitchen Best Product Award !

The bartender from The Door cocktail bar in Karlsruhe took the top spot with his "Plum with an Overseas Twist" creation. Second prize went to Paul Minea from The Waldorf Hilton London, while Robin Lühert from Bar + Cafe Esprit in Göttingen came in third. The competition, which has been run by Willi Schoellmann since 2016, challenges bartenders to evoke the flavour of the Black Forest in a cocktail glass.

Sustainable solutions for the food service industry made in Germany are on display at South East Asia's most popular food industry trade show Food&Hotel Asia (FHA). Meiko, expert for professional hygiene technology and food waste management, welcomes customers, partners and interested parties at stand 5B2-07 in hall 5 from 25 to 28/10/2022.

For the first time at Food&HotelAsia (FHA) - the trade fair for the hospitality industry in Southeast Asia - MEIKO presents a sustainable system for collecting and storing kitchen waste and food scraps. Odour-free, ergonomic, efficient.

Meiko is demonstrating maximum hygiene, improved efficiency and how to cleverly use small spaces. Their new flight type dishwashing machine achieves all of this and is on display from 25 to 28/10/2022 at South East Asia's most popular food industry trade show – FHA.

It is the world’s children who have suffered the most during the coronavirus pandemic. The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has determined that, so far, the pandemic has resulted in billions of children ending up in situations of poverty, hunger and reduced health care. But even in the so-called first-world countries, children are suffering from an educational crisis due to not having received any professional childcare in playschools, day care centres and creches during the lockdowns. Families are often stretched to their limits – without any real advocacy for children.

The Loose Cannon Brewery, Abingdon, prides itself on sustainability and it has launched a ‘DRAUGHT TAKE OUT’ scheme offering beers in re-usable returnable bottles.