What the cruise liners claim to do is dump all the waste and excess food into a massive hot boiler that churns everything into a paste and that is disposed of in a hygienic and professional manner into the ocean. A ship that accommodates 4000 passengers dumps around 1.3 billion gallons of waste into the ocean.Click to see full answer. Accordingly, do cruise ships dump their garbage in the ocean? Cruise ship waste streams Cruise ships generate a number of waste streams that can result in discharges to the marine environment, including sewage, graywater, hazardous wastes, oily bilge water, ballast water, and solid waste.Likewise, how much food is wasted on a cruise? A ship with 6,000 people on board can generate around 2,100 tons of waste water, 24 tons of wet waste (food waste and bio sludge from waste water treatment plants) and 14 tons of dry waste per day (solid burnable waste, plastic, glass, tins and cans). Besides, do cruise ships put laxatives in food? Apparently, there is a trend on cruise ships to put extra fat in the food which can have a laxative effect on a person. This is to make sure all of the ship’s plumbing works properly and that there is little to no chance of the plumbing getting clogged or backed up.What does the crew eat on a cruise ship?” The crew mess usually dishes up food that foreign crew members like — rice, fish, noodles, hamburgers. They will get leftover passenger food only if it never left the galley. They are never given anything left behind by passengers.
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