The Israeli patent that will bring non-alcoholic wine to Lufthansa's business class

Lufthansa will offer business class passengers non-alcoholic wine from the Israeli company Prodalim, selected in a blind tasting. Prodalim completed an IPO at a valuation of 2.5 billion shekels. Additionally, Meir Medical Center launched a million-shekel laser clinic, and new appointments at Afridar and Applied Materials.

Lufthansa will offer business class passengers non-alcoholic wine, produced based on a patent from the Israeli company Prodalim. The wine, 'BREAKAWAY Gewürztraminer' from a German winery collaborating with the company, was selected in a blind tasting and is expected to be served on flights in the coming months. Prodalim, controlled by the Barak-Berzovsky family (family of former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar), completed an initial public offering earlier this year at a valuation of 2.5 billion shekels. The company acquired unique technology for removing alcohol while preserving flavors and aromas, operating under the Solos brand. Prodalim CEO Tzachi Barak said the decision proves that non-alcoholic wine is becoming mainstream. In addition, Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba launched a new laser clinic with an investment of about one million shekels, headed by Dr. Lahavit Ackerman. Real estate company Afridar appointed Sharon Elazar-Harari as chairperson and Roy Gafni as CEO. Eitan Benimini was appointed CEO of the PDC division at Applied Materials.