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            SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT IN COSTA







                     BUNKERING OF FUEL                         WATER RESOURCES                               TECHNICAL                                          HOSPITALITY                                                FOOD & BEVERAGE



              FUEL USED                                 SUPPLY                                   SPARES    (*)                               PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS LINKED TO                            FOOD & BEVERAGE
              FOR SHIP PROPULSION                       OF WATER                                 AND TECHNICAL EXPENDABLE                    THE DEMANDS OF THE HOTEL SERVICES                           FOOD PRODUCTS INCLUDING SUPPLIES OF FRESH FOOD
                                                                                                 MATERIALS.                                  AND THE FITTING-OUT OF THE SHIP
                 use of fuel in compliance with            gradual increase in amount of         FLEETWIDE ROUTINE
              ISO 8217 (international standard)         water produced on board and              AND EXTRAORDINARY                           (MANAGED IN COLLABORATION WITH THE TECHNICAL                   strengthening and enhancement of partnerships
              and regular random testing                planning of bunkering so that            MAINTENANCE SERVICES.                       SOURCING AREA)                                              with food companies active in the fi eld of
                                                                                                                                                                                                         sustainability
              (for compliance with parameters)          water is sourced in areas of the
              of bunker supplies (sampled on            world where it is not such a scarce                                                     eco-friendly complimentary cosmetic products                gradual introduction of basic foodstuffs sourced
              the fuel barge, on board and              resource, thus not impacting on                                                         biodegradable (mater-bi) material used for dishes,       from sustainable supply chains
              in the laboratory)                        local communities                           supply of certifi cates                   cutlery, straws and excursion materials
                                                                                                                                                                                                            sourcing of suppliers of drinks a   nd other products
                                                                                                    transfer of know-how and                                                                             using packaging and dispensers with reduced
                                                                                                 business opportunities in ports                recycled paper used for information sheets on            environmental impact (e.g. Acqua San Benedetto)
                                                                                                 carrying out dry-docking with high          board
                                                                                                 standards of reliability and solidity
                                                                                                                                                linen made of special organic cotton                        continuous review of the menus in order to foster
                                                                                                                                                                                                         local culinary traditions and local producers
                                                                                                                                                                                                            increased use of local suppliers, resulting in reduced
                                                                                                                                                                                                         impact of logistic activities

                                                                                                                                                                                                            gradual increase (15.5% of all food) in the amount of
                                                                                                 (*) spare parts for plant and machinery except for                                                      fresh produce supplied directly from the ports of call
                                                                                                 engine room equipment




               With San Benedetto to reduce impact



               Behind  our  collaboration  with  Acque  Minerali  San  Benedetto  is  the  joint  commitment  to  safeguarding  the
               environment;  a  model  of  excellence  in  the  mineral  water  industry,  San  Benedetto  introduced  PET  back  in
               the 1980s, in line with an energy-saving approach based on a lower amount of plastic used for bottling and
               reduced CO  emissions throughout the production cycle.
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               The partnership with Costa Cruises is designed to substantially reduce the quantity of packaging used for the
               mineral water distributed on board. By replacing the 1.5 liter bottle with a 2-liter version that actually weighs
               less, it has been possible to reduce the amount of plastic sent for disposal by some 26 metric tons a year.
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