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Corporate Quality General Manager Danone Chair of GFSI Board Yves REY

Building Bridges… National & International Food Safety Regulations. Corporate Quality General Manager Danone Chair of GFSI Board Yves REY. Food Safety – A Joint Responsibility. Food Safety– Joining up the pieces. Public Sector. Academia. Private Sector. Media. Consumer.

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Corporate Quality General Manager Danone Chair of GFSI Board Yves REY

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  1. Building Bridges… National & International Food Safety Regulations • Corporate Quality General Manager Danone • Chair of GFSI Board • Yves REY

  2. Food Safety – A Joint Responsibility

  3. Food Safety– Joining up the pieces Public Sector Academia Private Sector Media Consumer • Food Safety requires for all the stakeholders to combine efforts, resources and knowledge towards a shared vision of food safety with more unified actions

  4. Food Safety – From Science to Health

  5. Food Safety – Government Enforcement

  6. Food Safety – Business Initiatives

  7. Coherency between trade and food safety goals requires Public / Private partnership through: Government intervention and policies and private investment & support Private – Public Partnership

  8. Food Safety a Shared Responsibility Enforcement CODEX Science-based Standards INSPECTION & PRODUCT TESTING AUDIT & CERTIFICATION CODEX Guidelines & Code of practices Initiatives

  9. GFSI Vision & Mission “Safe Food for Consumers Everywhere” “Continuous Improvement / Harmonization / Convergence in Food Safety Management Systems / Standards to Ensure Confidence in the Delivery of Safe Food to Consumers” While guaranteeing Food Availability and Affordability for each socio-economic consumer groups

  10. GFSI Governance Structure GFSI Board Advisory Council Stakeholders GFSI Technical Working Groups Transport and Distribution Global Markets Primary Production Guidance Document Global Regulatory Affairs Auditor Competence Global Markets Communication Global Markets Manufacturing Storage and Distribution

  11. GFSI Governance Structure Chair Vice-Chairs 16 Board Members

  12. GFSI Governance Structure Technical Committee

  13. GFSI Governance Structure Advisory Council

  14. GFSI Objectives PROTECT CONNECT • All FS Stakeholders • Private to Public • Consumer Trust • Company Reputation $ MANAGE COST • Global Food System

  15. GFSI Objectives are to: • Reduce food safety risks by delivering equivalence and convergence between effective food safety management systems • Manage cost in the global food system by eliminating redundancy and improving operational efficiency • Develop competencies and capacity building in food safety to create consistent and effective global food systems • Provide a unique international stakeholder platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange and networking

  16. Benefits of using GFSI for : Consumer Food System • Improved Product Integrity • Safer Global Supply Chain • Better Access to Market • Business sustainability & profitability • Consumer confidence in goods &services • Reduced food borne diseases • Improved public health • Complement legislation • Country reputation / Economy • Social & political Stabilities Government

  17. Value of the GFSI to: MANAGE COST $ • Cargill: $ 5mm/year in reduced redundant audit costs Estimated $15mm/year savings once fully implemented • Danone: € 4 million in reduced redundant audits costs the first year, further cost saving when fully implemented • WalMart: 31% reduction in product recalls • Wal Mart: University of Arkansas Study shows safer food for consumers • Metro: 90% decrease of recalls in Germany • Migros: reduction of audits by 50%

  18. GFSI Strategy for 2012… 2014 Build confidence in 3rd Party Certification Create Links with key organizations & Regulators Scope & Geographical Expansion Capacity Building $

  19. Action Plan – Private Public Partnership • USA: Food Safety Modernization Act: • FDA: Working on recognition and acceptance by FDA of private certifications for imported products • China:Memorandum of Understanding • CNCA & CCAI: Proceeding with benchmarking of the Chinese food safety scheme against the GFSI guidance document • International organizations • Building strong relationship with ISO, CODEX & WTO, FAO, WB, ISO… • FAO, WB, FDA, CNCA, ISO... are members of GFSI advisory Council Create Links with key organizations & Regulators CONNECT

  20. GFSI Events 9th May 2012 Santiago, Chile 30th October 2012 Tokyo, Japan 19th July 2012 Beijing, China 4th December 2012, New Delhi, India Global Food Safety Conference 15th – 17th 2012 Orlando, USA

  21. GFSI Focus Day India Date: 4th December 2012 Venue: Hilton Nehru Place, New Delhi Participants: Over 300 food safety experts expected More information: india.tcgffoodsafety.com

  22. Global Food SafetyConference 2013 Date:6th – 8th March 2013 Venue: Rey Juan Carlos Hotel, Barcelona Participants: Over 900 senior food safety experts expected Food Safety in a Global Economy

  23. More Information www.mygfsi.com www.tcgffoodsafety.com gfsinfo@theconsumergoodsforum.com http://twitter.com/myGFSI Search ‘Global Food Safety Initiative’ Sign up for the Newsletter on www.mygfsi.com

  24. Thank You!

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