globalgap certification in croatia
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GLOBALGAP CERTIFICATION IN CROATIA. Slaven Aljinović “Knowledge Power”. EUREP G AP. EUREPGAP: established 19 9 7 by EU supermarket chains EUREPGAP implementation started in 2001 for fruits&vegetables Goal was to become “ Global partners hip for safe and sustainable agriculture” - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
GLOBALGAP CERTIFICATION IN CROATIA
Slaven Aljinović“Knowledge Power”
EUREPGAP
• EUREPGAP: established 1997 by EU supermarket chains
• EUREPGAP implementation started in 2001 for fruits&vegetables
• Goal was to become “Global partnership for safe and sustainable agriculture”
• Based on “Good Agricultural Practice”
EUREPGAP GLOBALGAP
• September 2007 EUREPGAP becomes GLOBALGAP
• 80 countries/80000 producers
• Fruits&vegetables, livestock, aquaculture
• Couple Options (Farm/ Production Organizer)
GAP
Good Retailers Practice
End Users
FRAGARIA/KONZUM FRAGARIA/KONZUM
GLOBALGAPGLOBALGAP Certification Certification
FRAGARIA/KONZUM FRAGARIA/KONZUM
GLOBALGAPGLOBALGAP Certification Certification
- Market AccessMarket Access
- Increased CompetitivenessIncreased Competitiveness
QMS/ISO/HACCP
Good Transportation Code
GLOBALGAP Certification Phases
• 2006 – Austrian buyer informs DAD Neretva that EUREPGAP certification of mandarines is required
• 2006 – Preparations with group with DAD Neretva & selected
group of 35/200 mandarine producers
• 2006/2007 – Certification of DAD Neretva & 66 farmers
• 2008 – Certification of FRAGARIA & 4 strawberry farmers
Certification Options
• Option 1 – Individual Farmer
199 Control Points 37 Reccomendations
• Option2 – Company/Production Organizer + Farmers
Company QMS(based on ISO 9001 standard) 199 Control Points – All Farmers
Standard “Fruits&Vegetables”
GAP areas:
1. Traceability2. Documents Mgmt. /audit3. Plant material4. Site Management & History 5. Soil Management6. Fertilizers7. Water Mgmt./Irrigation8. Pesticides Application9. Harvest10. Storage11. Waste Mgmt.12. Workforce – protection/safety/hygiene13. Environment14. Complaints
Use of Pesticides
1. Procurement
2. IPM
3. Storage
4. Equipment Maintenance
5. Environmental Protection
6. Workforce
7. MRL
Control Point Example
N° Control Point Compliance Criteria Level
CB.8.6.4
Has action been taken to meet the MRLs of the market the producer is intending to trade his produce in?
Where the MRLs of the market the farmer is intending to trade his produce in are stricter than those of thecountry of…………………………………
Major Must
CB.8.6.6
Is the laboratory used for residue testing accredited to ISO 17025 or equivalent?
There is clear documented evidence either on the letter headings or copies of……………………………..
Minor Must
CB.8.7.8
Is plant protection shelving made of non-absorbent material?
The plant protection product facilities are equipped with shelving which is non-absorbent in case of spillage
Recc.
Challenges
Solutions
EnvironmenEnvironmental tal ProtectionProtection
Food SafetyFood Safety
EdEducationucation
Solutions
• Traceability
Workers SafetyWorkers Safety
RecordsRecords
Pesticide WastePesticide Waste
Results
INCREASED COMPETITIVENESS/PROFIT OF ALL PARTNERS:
• Optimising production practices
• Access to EU market of more than 500 consumers
• Meeting Croatian/EU legal requirements
Food Safety up the Chain
HACCP
- First Food Safety System: 1960/NASA/US Army/Pilsbury)
- 7 Principles – Proactive approach towards food safety
- Hazard Analysis& Critical Control Point
- GAP/GMP/SOP/SSOP Prerequisite Programs
ISO 22000-2005
- Interactive communication
- System management
- HACCP principles
- Continous improvement
Croatian Food Safety Update
1. EU Food Law – Regulation EC/178/2002
2. January 2009 - HACCP is a legal obligation in Croatia
USAID Support:
- Trainings for HACCP auditors - Food safety trainings - First ISO 22000 auditor trainings - Co-financed County HACCP-isation schemes
CERTIFICATION PROBLEMS
1. Administration
2. Entrepreneurs
3. Functioning Partnerships