Shaping the future of
onboard hospitality

Main cabin

deSter is a leading supplier of food packaging and serviceware to the airline industry. Whether it’s a highly customized, bespoke design or a more standard of the shelf product, we’re able to provide you with a solution that seamlessly extends your brand values.

Service driven design

Our Main Cabin product range for the contemporary leisure traveler offers convenience to passengers and crew by meeting all needs of cost effectiveness and practicality. This range features innovative tray settings, bespoke beverage solutions, hot or cold meal casseroles, single use or rotable cutlery and cardboard containers, to name a few.

Customer centric product development

Our product design approach is not just about appearances, there’s also a decidedly functional aspect: how many portions will be served? Hot meals or cold? How does the product design affect handling and logistics? How will it be used by the consumer and of course it’s disposal stage. Our customer centric design approach is based on four key phases of work, each with a specific set of activities and deliverables.

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Foodservice

Whether it’s a highly customized, bespoke design or a more standard of the shelf product, we’re able to provide you with a foodservice solution that perfectly fits your brand or business.

Premium cabin

Premium experiences inspired design. Muse, deSter’s Premium Cabin range, is the airline industry’s leading provider of premium hospitality and comfort solutions designed to enhance the overall travel experience. From bespoke premium tableware concepts to luxury amenity kits and more, we’ve got it covered.

Sustainability matters

Whether Foodservice or Travel, we always keep sustainability in mind from design to production to product delivery. We are committed to creating a positive impact on the world, which doesn't only mean our impact on the environment but also our impact on people and our role in society.

Shaping the future of onboard hospitality