delivering food safety with global information standards
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GS1 is a neutral, not-for-profit, user-driven standards body,
which facilitates collaboration to create more efficient, safer and sustainable value chains through
the adoption of easy-to-implement global standards.
The Global Language of Business
The most widely used supply chain standards system in the world
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Global Unique Product Identification
• identification key
• provides a common language to communicate
information from company to company
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GS1 Identification Key for Products/Food
GTIN (Global Trade Item Number)
A GS1 identification key providing access to information about
that product/food item held in computer files.
• Unique
• Global
• Secure
• Non-significant
Check Digit
Item Reference
Company Prefix
Country Prefix
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Identification Standards Enable Traceability for Enhanced Food Safety
• barcodes in food industry:
• to identify and capture product information
• establish “one source of truth” for all food products and
locations in the supply chain
• lay the groundwork for companies to establish their
traceability and enhance food safety operations, thus bolstering
consumer confidence
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“From farm to fork, make food safe” WHO World Health Day Slogan 2015
Global Food Traceability Market
• 9% Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) reaching US$14 billion
by 2019
• Asia Pacific is projected to be the fastest growing market for food
traceability, driven by technological advancement (ie. Barcode
reader) and growing concern for food safety among consumers
(source: MarketsandMarkets Analysis)
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Food Chain Traceability
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Standards + Practices + Technologies
Fulfill regulation
requirements
React promptly on
incidents
Build consumer
trusts
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Standards Trainings
Standards
Food Traceability Scheme/
Assessments
Technology Implementation
Deployment
Holistic Approach to Food Traceability
Best Practices
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Global Traceability Standards Assures Food Safety
The GS1 Global Traceability
Standard provides company “an effective traceability process” against its supply
chain flows that complies with the multiple international regulatory and business requirements.
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Independent, Neutral and Collaborative
GS1 global traceability standards is jointly developed with 73 industry experts over 20 countries which is also compliance with the traceability requirements of various international food safety standards.
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Standards based EPCIS
Search Retrieve
Identification How traceable
items are identified and
coded?
Procedures How
traceability acknowledged
and documented?
Information What
information is being used and
given?
Operations How
traceability works and how
crisis are managed
GS1 Global Tracebility Standard enabled by EPCIS
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Best Practices through….
Food Traceability Training
Quality Food Traceability Scheme
Scope
Procedures
Resource Managemen
t
Supervisory Control
An assessment based on GTS with reference to 12 criteria
1. Objectives
2. Product Definition
3. Supply Chain Placement
4. Establishment of Procedures
5. Flow of Materials
6. Information Requirements
7. Documentation Requirements
8. Structure & Responsibilities
9. Training
10. Supply Chain Coordination
11. Monitoring
12. Internal and External Audits
Based on Global Traceability Standard
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Consultancy
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FOOD PROCESSING
STORAGE
RECEIVING
OUTBOUND DISTRIBUTION
SUPPLIERS
STORES
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2
3a
3b
4
5
3c
DIRECT DELIVERY TO STORES
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GLOBAL DATA STANDARDS ADDRESS STAKEHOLDER NEEDS BY UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION & VISIBILITY
End-to-end Track and Trace enabled by EPCIS Visibility Standard
Manufacturers Distribution
Channel Visibility
Logistics Providers
create competitive
edge
Consumers Visualize
Traceability
Retailers deliver food quality
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Mengniu Dairy, a leading dairy manufacturer listed in Hong Kong.
company with the objective to standardized all traceability activities
amongst countries. To boost food safety and supply chain visibility,
Mengniu is going to deploy global traceability standards in 2016.
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Manufacturers – Distribution Channel Visibility Mengniu Dairy
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Project Approach:
Serialized QR codes printed on the packaging
Distributors / reseller can validate the origin with mobile apps
Farm Identification
Distributors / Consumer can check the product location and status
Manufacturers – Distribution Channel Visibility Mengniu Dairy
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Scan QR Code
Consumer can retrieve company information, product information and other promotion information.
Menqniu can make use of these information to analyze product planning and enhance customer servicing.
Project Approach:
Manufacturers – Distribution Channel Visibility Mengniu Dairy
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Expected benefits:
Immediate:
• Enhance food safety and supply chain visibility
• Support channel management
In the future:
• Improve brand image
• Improve customer confidence
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Manufacturers – Distribution Channel Visibility Mengniu Dairy
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GLOBAL DATA STANDARDS ADDRESS STAKEHOLDER NEEDS BY UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION & VISIBILITY
End-to-end Track and Trace enabled by EPCIS Visibility Standard
Manufacturers Distribution
Channel Visibility
Logistics Providers
create competitive
edge
Consumers Visualize
Traceability
Retailers deliver food quality
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DCH Logistics is one of the leading services providers who provides
one-stop professional logistics services customers. Since 2015,
DCH Logistics has adopted global traceability standards to support
its product and supply chain traceability in order to deliver quality
and traceable services.
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Logistics Providers: create competitive edge DCH Logistics
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Existing Scope
Consumer
Consumer can scan and retrieve e-pedigree of the product to gain trust
Retailer to receive products with label for accelerating product receiving
Upcoming Scope
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Project Approach:
Logistics Providers: create competitive edge DCH Logistics
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Estimated Benefits:
Value added to enhance business
2% higher supplier service level
10% less out of stock rate
8% saving on entire supply chain cost
+ customer trust
Logistics Providers: create competitive edge DCH Logistics
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GLOBAL DATA STANDARDS ADDRESS STAKEHOLDER NEEDS BY UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION & VISIBILITY
End-to-end Track and Trace enabled by EPCIS Visibility Standard
Manufacturers Distribution
Channel Visibility
Logistics Providers
create competitive
edge
Consumers Visualize
Traceability
Retailers deliver food quality
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Retailers: ensure food quality City super
Product Quality – Supply Chain Visibility
Tie up with product traceability, a cold chain management solution has been introduced to the industry which is based on EPCIS standards to provide supply chain visibility on temperature monitoring of any goods in a real time basis.
A high-end retailer in Hong Kong named as city’super adopts GS1HK’s cold chain management solution for enhancing product quality and minimizing food wastage through visible supply chain. Cold Chain Tag
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Retailers: ensure food quality - define critical points for data capturing
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GLOBAL DATA STANDARDS ADDRESS STAKEHOLDER NEEDS BY UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION & VISIBILITY
End-to-end Track and Trace enabled by EPCIS Visibility Standard
Manufacturers Distribution
Channel Visibility
Logistics Providers
create competitive
edge
Consumers Visualize
Traceability
Retailers deliver food quality
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METRO GROUP Food Sourcing, a leading German based Retail
and Wholesale company with the objective to standardized all
traceability activities amongst countries. In 2015, seafood
suppliers are required to implement global traceability standard
thus to ultimately increasing supply chain visibility and traceability.
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Consumers Visualize Traceability Metro
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METRO GROUP Food Sourcing, a leading German based Retail and Wholesale
company with the objective to standardized all traceability activities amongst countries.
In 2015, seafood suppliers are required to implement global traceability standard thus
to ultimately increasing supply chain visibility and traceability.
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GS1 HK supports all Asia Pacific Suppliers
Global Standards Based Traceability System is database system to store all information in one platform,
centralize all traceability data.
Consumers Visualize Traceability Metro
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Information on product will be then easier and faster to access.
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Consumers Visualize Traceability Metro
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Information on product will be then easier and faster to access.
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Consumers Visualize Traceability Metro
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Standards Trainings
Standards
Food Traceability Scheme/
Assessments
Technology Implementation
Deployment
Holistic Approach to Food Traceability
Best Practices
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Food Chain End-to-End Traceability
Manufacturer Distribution Retailer
Standard identification of products, assets, locations
End-to-end Traceability
Consumer analytics (big data analysis)
Brand building Better consumer experience using mobile apps
Private (brands)
Promotes trade Maintain food security
Enable prompt reaction upon incidents
Public
Consumers
Technology
enablement
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GS1 Hong Kong Food
Thank You Cindy Yin