Restaurant mit Koch, modernen Möbeln und Pflanzen, helle Atmosphäre.

Sustainability in the Restaurant Industry

Sustainability is also a key topic in the catering sector. Food cultivation and especially rearing animals both impact the climate and biodiversity, while many food production processes are energy-intensive.

But what does this mean for our culinary offerings? We want our guests to be able to enjoy their meals on board, and we’re implementing targeted measures to make that happen—such as expanding our vegetarian and vegan options and reducing food waste. After all, these two goals aren’t mutually exclusive; they complement each other.

Moderne Bar mit grünen Hockern, beleuchtetem Tresen und gemütlichen Sitzbereichen.

Here’s How We Shape Our Food and Beverage Offerings

  • Expanding our offer of vegetarian and vegan foods

  • Selection of organic and fair-trade products

  • Driving innovation and sustainable trends

  • Reducing plastics

  • Minimizing food waste

Koch serviert Teller mit Gemüse und Nudeln in Kantine.

Simply delicious – our vegetarian and vegan offer

The vegetarian and vegan range of dishes is growing steadily on board the Mein Schiff® fleet. There is now at least one vegetarian and one vegan variant in every onboard restaurant and bistro. In our two large à la carte restaurants Atlantik – Klassik and Atlantik – Mediterran, as much as one third of the menu is now vegan.

Cappuccino mit Herzmuster, Kaffeebohnen auf Holztisch.

Selection of Organic and Fair-Trade Products

It’s not just what we eat that matters, but also how and under what conditions it was produced. That’s why we’re committed to offering a growing selection of organically produced and fair-trade goods. This includes certified organic wines, which we serve to our guests.

Organic products can help protect the environment and simply taste great. Fair trade is important because it also takes into account our social responsibility toward those who produce our food.

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