Supplies for rescue workers worldwide
Uses of travellunch
- In drills
- For longer missions/assignments
- For missing person searches and rescue dog assignments
- Large scale emergencies – mass injury
- Emergency assignments – e.g.
- Flooding
- Major/multi-vehicle accidents
- Train accidents
- Earthquakes
- For food provisions in control centres:
- Power supply plants
- Nuclear power plants
- Telecommunication centres
Benefits of travellunch
- Quick and easy to prepare, only boiling drinking water needed
- Keeps for 5 years without refrigeration
- Ultra-light thanks to freeze-dried portions
- Sturdy and durable stand-up pouches also ideal for serving
- Can be transported in cargo planes without pressure compensation
- Minimal pack dimensions and waste
- Hygienic and balanced food supply
- Varied and long-term menu planning possible thanks to good choice of main courses
Rescue services & emergency management with travellunch
- Allows you to fill any supply gaps in short-notice assignments and those which can’t be planned in advance
- Eases assignment logistics:
- Buying can be planned long-term
- No training or provisions vehicles needed
- Straightforward and easy storage
- Can supply in small amounts with a good choice of meals
- Optimum self-catering for rescue workers across different locations
- Decentral supply also for smaller units
References
Our clients include:
- Deutsche Bundeswehr (German army) – EPA light (ration packs) and components for EPAs for more than 20 years
- Austrian Armed forces (KFOR & EUFOR deployment in former Yugoslavia and UN missions)
- Further European armies
- Humedica
- Rescue services & emergency management:
- THW (SEEWA and international assignments)
- Johanniter Unfallhilfe (accident rescue services) (Field Camp Hammelburg)
- DLRG Westfalen (association which rescues people from drowning) (land assignment drills)
- Hong Kong Red Cross (initial rescue teams/first on scene)
- Alfred-Wegener-Institute (Polar and marine research): equipment/provisions for research ice breakers