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Growing the success of Irish food & horticulture
Growing the success of Irish food & horticulture
AIDAN COTTER
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
BORD BIA
28 JANUARY 2009
Growing the success of Irish food & horticulture
Capturing Ireland’s Share
of the Global Seafood Opportunity
The Story of Origin Green
Aidan Cotter Chief Executive 2nd April 2014
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Creating Shared Value at Nestle
Creating
Shared Value Nutrition, water,
rural development
Environmental
sustainability Protect the future
Compliance Laws, business principles, codes of conduct
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part of the Iglo Group, have developed a
company wide sustainability programme…
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North America’s largest marketer of prepared
frozen seafood products, source 99% of their
seafood from certified sustainable or
responsible sources…
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The global fishing industry is under intense pressure to
adopt more sustainable practices…
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Increasingly, investors are diversifying their portfolios by investing in
companies that set industry-wide best practices with regard to sustainability
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Consumers want it
Retailers want it
It fuels innovation
It helps develop new markets
It saves money
It inspires our people
Unilever: The Business Case
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8 billion
7 billion 6 billion
5 billion
4 billion
9 billion
World Population 1950 - 2050
50% in cities
70% in cities
30% in cities
Source: UN World Population Prospects; the 2012 revision
What’s Driving Global Demand for Food……
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100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0% 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050
China
India
Other
Asia
Japan
United States
EU
Others
Shares of Global Middle Class Consumption, 2000-2050
Source: OECD Working Paper
“3 billion consumers
will join the middle classes
over the next 20 years”
changing lifestyles,
shifting dietary habits”
India and China Make Waves in the Global Middle Class
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“By 2025, two-thirds of the world’s population could
be living under water stress conditions”. UN
Agriculture uses 70% of the world’s freshwater
Food for Fuel:
40% of US corn
used for ethanol”
Climate
Change
“The most frequent and
significant factor causing
volatility is unpredictable
weather conditions”. FAO/OECD Agricultural Outlook, 2011-2020
Supply
Challenges
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Source: McKinsey Global Institute
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Images from WWF
we are
the planet
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Sustainable development meets the needs of the
present without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their own needs.
United Nations Brundtland Commission, 1987
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need to show what Irish food & drink stands for…………
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...need to show what Irish food & drink stands for...
A World Leader in Sustainability A World Leader in Sustainability
Every farm and food manufacturing business
signs up to the sustainability agenda…
Measuring what matters…
Accreditation, independent verification…
Performance based on science innovation and best
practice…
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Ireland is at a good starting point…
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Ireland is at a good starting point…
Source: EU JRC Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions (GGELS)
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Ireland has a very favourable water stress index (% of territory under water stress)
Source:
Yale University
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Agriculture
uses 70%
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Traceability Welfare
Environment Animal Health
Food Safety
Utilising the QA infrastructure …….
Additional Sustainability Measures
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Carbon footprinting
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Farm Quality & Sustainability Assurance
43,000 Beef Farms Carbon Footprinted
18,000 Dairy Farms
55,000 Carbon Assessments
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Decide on
Target Areas
Agree
Baseline
Period
Set Timelines
& Targets
Annual
Progress
Report
Independent
Verification
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Areas covered by plans...
Supplier Certification | Sustainability Initiatives
Raw Material Sourcing
Energy | Emissions | Waste | Water | Biodiversity
Manufacturing Processes
Health & Nutrition | Community Initiatives | Employee Wellbeing
Social Sustainability
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80% of inputs from
suppliers with recognised
Sustainability programmes
by end of 2014
Action plans with 3 major
suppliers to reduce carbon
& water footprints by end
2013
All cardboard FSC certified
by end of 2014
100% fairtrade coffee by
end of 2015
Raw Material Sourcing
50% reduction in
operational emissions by
2020
20% reduction in energy by
2015
Anaerobic digester in place
by end of 2016
Zero waste to landfill by
2015
Implementation of rainwater
harvesting programme by
2014
Manufacturing
Reduce salt content by 15%
by end of 2014
Removal of artificial
colourings by 2015
Health & Nutrition Policy in
place from 2013
Health screening for all
employees by 2015
80% increase in support for
local groups by 2015
Student placement
programme by mid 2014
Social
Origin Green Targets
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COMPANY RECRUITMENT PIPELINE
323 Companies Registered
224 companies at workshop/plan
development phase
99 plans submitted
Over 85% of exports
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Irish seafood companies have embraced sustainability
through membership of Origin Green…
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Origin Green
Integrated
Marketing Plan 2014
€3.5 million
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Qingdao
London
Dubai
Nuremberg
Beijing
Moscow
Shanghai Paris
Vigo
Düsseldorf
Kortrijk
Brussels
Berlin
Amsterdam
Cologne
Trade Fair Programme 2014
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Components of S & P 500 Market Value
Intangible Assets Tangible Assets
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
1975 1985 1995 2005 2010
83
68
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32
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Source: Ocean Tomo
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AIDAN COTTER
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
BORD BIA
28 JANUARY 2009
Growing the success of Irish food & horticulture
Capturing Ireland’s Share
of the Global Seafood Opportunity
The Story of Origin Green
Aidan Cotter Chief Executive 2nd April 2014