While some airline brands are offering their traditional meals and some even are offering airline meal subscriptions that feature more room for customization, Japan’s ANA (All Nippon Airways) goes one step further to please luxury-minded travelers. From March to May 2016, all first-class passengers travelling on ANA’s Western routes, will enjoy a tin of locally sourced Miyazaki Caviar 1983 from the Miyazaki Prefecture sturgeon. This business move aims to expand its caviar industry to about 10 billion yen ($ 800 million) annually, according to the government’s fishery policy division.
Miyazaki Caviar 1983 For First-Class Passengers On Japan’s ANA Air Western Routes
The company now plans to export its first shipment overseas, on the basis of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations resolution of the Washington Treaty which went into effect in September 2015 by the Fisheries Agency and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, that states that an endorsement is necessary for the export of caviar under a “domestic unified labeling system”, registered in the country for the first time.
Passengers will be served Miyazaki caviar along with some marinated scallops and sea urchins. The Miyazaki caviar 1983 is also available to purchase from their website, priced at 6500 yen ($57) for a 12gm box.
Miyazaki Caviar 1983 For First-Class Passengers On Japan’s ANA Air Western Routes
