Under the guidance of the Howard Baffett Foundation, Ukrzaliznytsya presented an innovative project-an autonomous train called Food Train, which is intended for use in frontier areas with damaged infrastructure. This unique train can work autonomously for a week and is designed to cook 10,000 servings daily. The project was implemented with the support of the American charity Howard Buffett.
The train consists of six cars, including a gas station, a wagon, a kitchen and a personnel. His task is to provide hot lunch of those who work on the forefront and residents of the occupied territories, where warm and hot food becomes vital.
The chairman of the board of Ukrzaliznytsia Yevhen Lyashchenko noted that the project is not only an innovative step in the development of the transport department, but also an important component of social support in the conditions of war. The Food Train wagons have been developed and repaired at Ukrzaliznytsia and are ready to work where they are needed.
Another feature of the project is the ability to stand up without connection to communications during the week. Ready-made dishes are quickly decomposed into special lunch boxes that will distribute volunteers among the population.
Food Train is only one of the stages of Ukrzaliznytsia's social initiatives aimed at providing support for those who are in the forefront and in difficult circumstances.
