Food Directory Ireland by Sagar Kumar

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Serving the Irish Food and Drink Industry

“To support the tradition of excellence in Irish food enshrined in the phrase, ‘ Rogha gach bia agus togha gach di”, by providing information, analysis and a forum for shared experience to those who shape the Irish food industry”. Food Ireland’s mission statement.

MINISTER’S FOREWORD Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney TD, highlights the importance of the agri-food sector to the Irish economy and outlines key 3 ingredients for future growth I NDUSTRY OVERVIEW Paul Kelly, Director, Food & Drink Industry Ireland (FDII), looks at the big issues facing the Irish food and drink sector in 2012, and highlights strategies which are necessary for future success 4 at home and abroad

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CONTENTS LABELLING Logopak continues to develop innovative systems to meet the changing needs of all market sectors 13

MATERIALS HANDLING Irish Lift Trucks have announced new developments to their range of Hyster materials handling equipment 24

KNOWLEDGEEXCHANGE Eight new Knowledge Exchange Networks will enhance food safety links 14 across the island of Ireland

DAIRY PROCESSING The ProSpect analyser is a Near Infra Red analyser with the capability of monitoring protein, fat and moisture 27 content in-line

TRADE FAIR PACKAGING, PROCESSING & LOGISTICS 2012 is a full-service event encompassing the full manufac15 turing supply chain

PROCESS AUTOMATION Endress+Hauser has more than 50 years’ experience in process automation 28 and instrumentation

BORD BIA EXPORT AWARDS Jameson was one of the big winners at the Bord Bia Food & Drink Industry 16 18 Awards SEAFOOD

As Irish seafood exports increase by 18%, the Resourcefulness SEAFOOD is the key to retaining our FOODSAFETY markets and achieving future growth andvalued at overrecent Dublin Seafood Summit highlighted furThe Irish seafood sector, A recent joint FSAI/Teagasc seminar on ther opportunities for growth. € 700 million, continues to present a exports targets, writes Minister for Agriculture, Product Shelf-Life and Microbiological major Simon opportunity for TD. wealth and job Food and the Marine, Coveney Criteria, highlighted the importance of 8 PACKAGING AND HYGIENE setting accurate shelf life dates for all SOLUTIONS 18 19 food

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REGULATIONS Industry Overview

SHELF-READY PACKAGING

Limerick Packaging are market leaders in the design and supply of Shelf-Ready Packs.

MATERIALS HANDLING

Irish Lift Trucks, part of the OHM Group of companies, are the sole distributors and official dealers of HYSTER materials handling equipment in Ireland.

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BUSINESS SUPPORT PROGRAMMES

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PACKAGING

Goliath Packaging Systems is a one-stop-shop for packaging machinery, materials handling systems and washing equipment.

HORSEMEAT SCANDAL

Raymond O’ Rourke, Food & Consumer Lawyer, examines the horsemeat scandal and its implications for the future of food labelling in the EU.

With its new premium Foodcert standard, Schütz places the focus firmly on product and process safety.

DRINKS INDUSTRY

A new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) highlights the importance of the drinks industry to the Irish economy.

BAGGING MACHINERY

Fischbein Saxon are the UK manufacturer of the renowned Fischbein sewing equipment, Saxon sealers and bagging equipment, including fillers, bag placers, automated bagging and palletising systems.

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MINISTER'S FOREWoRD

Origin Green: Key to Sustainable Growth Resourcefulness is the key to retaining our markets and achieving future growth and exports targets, writes Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney TD.

am delighted to introduce the Food Ireland Yearbook 2013, which is such a valuable reference for the Irish food and drinks industry. The food and drinks industry dug deep again last year to deliver a record €9 billion in exports through hugely challenging times. This was an overall 2% increase on the previous year and included strong performances from meat and seafood, as well as increases in exports of beverages. Lower global prices and reduced milk supplies had an impact on dairy exports and the prepared foods sector reacted with resilience to the many challenges faced. Food Harvest 2020 Exports are hugely important to the industry’s growth. Ability to develop new markets and to provide innovative products for developed markets will be key to a successful 2013. The 2013 Milestones for Food Harvest 2020, the industry-led growth strategy for the sector, include a target of achieving €9.3 billion in food and drink exports. Market prospects are reasonably good: however, in the case of many euro zone economies, lack of growth is likely to impact on trade levels. It is increasingly recognised that a vibrant agri-food industry has enormous spin off benefits for local communities across Ireland. As I emphasised in the 2012 Yearbook, over 70% of the industry’s expenditure is on Irish goods and services. This means that food and drink exports make a greater contribution to the economy than other manufacturing industry. Entrepreneurs can create new businesses and jobs. The development of FoodWorks by Bord Bia, Enterprise Ireland and Teagasc in 2012 to identify high potential start-up

food entrepreneurs was most welcome. I was impressed to see established companies share their experience and nous so generously with the FoodWorks participants. A second FoodWorks programme will be run in 2013. CAP The main policy developments in 2013 are focused around agreeing a reform of the Common Agricultural Policy with 27 Member States and the European Parliament. This is a major dossier for Ireland’s EU Presidency and I am committed to achieving the best possible outcome in order to support our productive agriculture supply base, which is key to achieving the levels of sustainable growth envisioned in Food Harvest 2020. Origin Green The launch of Origin Green in June 2012 by An Taoiseach was a central element in the positioning strategy for the Irish food and drink industry. Ireland enjoys a strong and enduring international reputation as a source of natural, high quality food, drink and ingredients, and with an explicit commitment to sustainability, Ireland can build on this reputation and be a world leader in high-quality food production. This recognition will be the key driver of our growth in the years ahead. Origin Green is a sustainability charter which commits participants to engage directly and robustly with the challenges of sustainability: reducing energy inputs, minimising their overall carbon footprint and lessening their impact on the environment. In doing so, industry will also increase its overall efficiency and competitiveness. By end-2014, the goal is to achieve 75% of food and drinks exports being supplied

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney TD.

by companies signed up to the Origin Green sustainability charter. Already, interest in Origin Green has been registered by 220 food and drink companies, representing almost 65% of Irish food and drink exports. To date, Origin Green is the only such sustainability programme in the world that operates on a national basis. As Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, I see at first-hand the challenges faced by Ireland’s food and drinks industry. I am proud to play a part in creating an environment for growth, to forging links through trade missions and to promoting the industry’s ability to create, innovate and exploit all markets as they emerge. Best wishes in 2013. Simon Coveney TD Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine

INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

DELIVERING A STRONG AGRI-FOOD FUTURE Ireland’s agri-food sector can realise its growth and jobs potential, given the right environment, writes Paul Kelly, Director, Food and Drink Industry Ireland.

013 is a year in which the food sector can secure the progress that has been made over the last three years. Food and drink exports in 2012 were over €9 billion and 28% higher than the 2009 level. The challenge for 2013 is to decisively address constraints to expansion and growth. Achieving this will result in a significant employment boost and ultimately, the creation of 30,000 new jobs when the final targets of the national agri-food strategy Food Harvest 2020 are reached. Food Harvest 2020 has ambitious growth targets and a clear strategy that has been agreed by industry, together with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and its agencies. However, volume growth in exports requires more than just increased raw material supply, improved marketing and increased market access. It also requires policy changes across Government to ensure a competitive processing base, increased capacity utilisation and expansion, and a functioning domestic market. Many of the concerns that the sector has relate to policy priorities outside the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine which have the potential to either slow down or impede growth in the sector. To fully realise the sector’s jobs growth potential, it is vital to the wider economy that all relevant polices are clearly aligned with Food Harvest 2020.

To fully realise the agri-food sector’s jobs growth potential, it is vital to the wider economy that all relevant polices are clearly aligned with Food Harvest 2020.

Economic Impact, Jobs Growth and Competitiveness The sector retains significantly more of its expenditure (76%) in the Irish economy than the rest of manufacturing, where the figure is just over 30%. This reflects a strong Irish-based supply chain, which is far more likely to retain jobs and investment per euro spent in the economy. The sector impacts the wider economy unlike any other sector. Food Harvest 2020 sets a target to grow exports by 42% to €12 billion by 2020. If this is achieved, there is a massive potential to create new jobs across the wider economy. As output rises, employment is initially created directly in manufacturing and indirectly in sectors such as primary agriculture. As new jobs are created, the level of household income and expenditure throughout the economy will rise, creating a virtuous cycle of investment, job creation and growth. There is good reason to believe that increased volume will form a major part of this output expansion, due to the removal of dairy quotas, increased farm level productivity, new product innovation, increased global demand and improved market access.

INCREASED CAPITAL INVESTMENT The period up to 2020 will also be accompanied by increased capital investment, as firms seek to expand capacity and develop new products. Such investment will improve the competitiveness of the sector and increase productivity levels. This investment will create employment in other sectors, but will limit to some extent employment gains in food and drink manufacturing directly because of improved efficiency. If the Food Harvest 2020 targets are achieved, FDII estimates that 30,000 jobs could be created. However, to achieve this growth, we need the right environment. Industry has a central role to play, but government ambition for the sector must be supported by action. Achieving a positive outcome to the on-going CAP negotiations is an immediate priority. Any deal must ensure a competitive and sustainable raw material supply base for the Irish food industry, which utilises 90% of agricultural output. This requires a CAP focused on supporting the productive sector, targeting support to vulnerable sectors and the maintenance of an effective safety net mechanism. But

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fund supported by the National Pensions Reserve Fund. The high rate of capital gains tax (CGT) is also an obstacle to investment in the sector. An enterprise targeted roll-over relief (similar to that in the UK) should be introduced in order to incentivise individuals selling a business to reinvest in start-ups or growth companies, via relief Food Harvest 2020 has ambitious growth targets and a clear from CGT liability. strategy that has been agreed by industry, together with the R&D investment Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and its agencies. must also continue to be supported and the R&D tax credit more needs to be done to safeguard scheme must be maintained and and improve the competitiveness of the strengthened for SMEs in particular. agri-food sector. Imports continue to displace Diet and Health CONCERNS Irish produce in the domestic grocery In 2012, the food and beverage sector sector, while in overseas markets, faced proposals from the Department Irish producers are facing increasing of Health to tax sugar sweetened competition from lower cost economies. beverages and the Department To give domestic producers the edge, undertook a health impact assessment we need to bring labour, energy, waste in this regard. FDII clearly flagged that and local authority costs back in line this would be the first step in seeking with EU averages. to tax sugar more widely, as well as saturated fat and salt. Financing Expansion and Discriminatory taxes on food Renewal in the Food Sector and beverages should be avoided as Action is also needed from Government they are not evidence based and are to ensure that long term financing damaging to the economic well-being facilities are available, so that the of the sector. They are regressive and ambitious investment targets are are an ineffective approach to tackling realised. The Irish agri-food sector is complex diet and lifestyle-related characterised as a high capital cost problems. Examples such as the sector, with relatively low margins over nutrient profiling system proposed by time. Combined with the current credit environment, it creates unique difficulties the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, and the manner in which it discriminated for food businesses planning plant against certain food categories, show renewal and capacity expansion. These the potential damage if policies are must be addressed in order to maintain pushed through that don't given full current jobs, increase productivity and consideration to all the evidence at support future jobs growth. hand. We need to ensure that the The sector also faces outcome of the renegotiation of the important challenges in terms of regional aid guidelines at EU level will food labelling changes in 2013/14 allow sufficient state aid to support with the implementation of the Food export capacity expansion and the Information to Consumers Regulation. introduction of enabling technologies Practical considerations in terms of to boost productivity. At the same time, certainty around the likes of nutrition we need to develop additional non-bank labelling will allow food businesses financing sources, ultimately through a to plan for the costly changeover of state-backed investment bank and by packaging. Origin labelling needs to accessing European investment, and take practical consideration of both initially, through a food-sector specific

Paul Kelly, Director, Food and Drink Industry Ireland.

supply chain flexibility and the potential for re-nationalisation of the EU single market, which accounts for threequarters of exports. In short, a pragmatic approach must be taken to nutrition labelling and the assessment of origin labelling at national and EU level. There also needs to be a clear acknowledgement of the positive role of the food and drink industry in addressing obesity. Government must officially support industry efforts on reformulation, consumer awareness, research on physical activity and workplace wellbeing programmes. In conclusion, given the right environment, the sector can continue to deliver a high rate of return to the Irish state and its citizens, and be an engine for growth and job creation.

Food Harvest 2020 sets a target to grow exports by 42% to â&#x201A;Ź12 billion by 2020. If this is achieved, there is a massive potential to create new jobs across the wider economy.

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TEAGASC LEADING FOOD RESEARCH Food research being carried out by Teagasc could lead to new ways of treating stomach-related conditions, while a joint initiative with Science Foundation Ireland aims to strengthen and accelerate research and science-based innovation in Ireland’s agrifood sector.

ew ways of treating conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome and obesity are just a few of the potential results from research being carried out by Teagasc’s Food Research Programme at its Food Research Centres at Ashtown, Dublin, and Moorepark, Fermoy, Co. Cork. Led by Professor Paul Ross, the Teagasc food programme fosters science-based innovation for the agrifood sector in a way that will lead to economic development and profitability, with a clear focus on the needs of the food industry. Paul Ross is also a research professor at the Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre (APC) at University College Cork, which has strong collaborative links with Teagasc as part of the two organisations’ strategic alliance in food research. “The Teagasc Food Research Programme involves approximately 250 people in applied research working very closely with the industry,” says Ross. “We are a development agency and our customers are companies in the agrifood industry. “We are there to support the research and development efforts of the industry. We work in three areas – cheese, food ingredients and food and health, and my own main research interest is in gut bacteria and the things that they produce, such as antimicrobials.” He points out that the agri-food industry is one of the brighter spots on the economic landscape at the moment. “We serve one of the best performing areas of the economy at the moment. There is a lot of buzz around the food industry at present, but a major rate limiting factor for the industry is our

Pictured at the signing of a collaboration agreement between Teagasc & Science Foundation Ireland at the Teagasc Research Centre, Moorepark, Co. Cork, are Professor Mark Ferguson, Director General SFI, and Professor Gerry Boyle, Director, Teagasc, with Sean Sherlock TD, Minister for Research & Innovation, and Simon Coveney TD, Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine.

ability to develop new value adding products and that’s what our research is aimed at supporting.” And his specialist area has a very important role to play. “There is a huge opportunity there to look at how food influences our health through our diet. There are 100 trillion bacteria in the human body – that’s 10 times the amount of cells in the body,” he says. “If a Martian came down and scanned us, they would probably think we were a bacterium. In our gut, there are 1,000 different species of bacteria and these have a major influence on our health. We have a whole galaxy of bacteria inside us and it is affected by what we eat.” It is well known that the gut microbiota, or the community of bacteria in our gut, is required for immune development in infants and maintenance

of health in adult life, and changes in the composition of the microbiota have been linked to a range of inflammatory and metabolic disorders. “It is also known that certain food ingredients can help programme the composition of the microbiota with positive health impacts,” Ross explains. “Everyone has a different microbiota and part of the work of the APC has been on profiling people’s microbiota composition – we have effectively been barcoding them.” Joint initiative with sfi One of the most important moves in the agri-food community saw Teagasc teaming up with Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) to launch a strategically important research funding call for ‘The Future Agri-Food’. The collaborative agreement aims to strengthen and

Leading the Development of Irelandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Farming and Food Industry Teagasc, the Agriculture and Food Development Authority, supports science based innovation in the agri-food sector and the wider bioeconomy to underpin profitability, competitiveness and sustainability. Through Research (food and agriculture) and Knowledge Transfer (education and advisory) Teagasc delivers six programmes: Animal and Grassland Programme Q Animal and Bioscience Q Grassland Science Q Livestock Systems Q Dairy Q Beef Q Sheep Q Pigs

Food Programme Q Food Bioscience Q Food Safety Q Food Technology and Quality Q Technology Transfer to Food Companies

Crops, Environment and Land Use Programme Q Crop Science Q Environment Q Horticulture Q Forestry

Rural Economy and Development Programme Q Agri-Food Economics Q Rural Sustainability Q Farm Surveys Q Farm Management Q Rural Development

Education Programme Q Further Education and Training Courses Q Higher Education Courses Q Agriculture Q Horticulture Q Equine

Advisory Programme Q Business and Technology Q Environment and Technology Q Rural Development Q Growth and Efficiency Q Competitiveness

Teagasc Goals: Q Improve the competitiveness of agriculture, food and the wider bioeconomy Q Support sustainable farming and the environment Q Encourage diversification of the rural economy and enhance the quality of life in rural areas Q Enhance organisational capability and deliver value for money

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accelerate research and science-based innovation in Ireland’s agri-food sector. SFI and Teagasc have agreed to jointly fund research grants between scientists from the agriculture and food disciplines and scientists from other scientific and engineering disciplines. “Continued innovation in the area of agri-food is essential to maintain Ireland’s status as a leader in both the primary production and secondary processing of agri-food worldwide. The commitment of Teagasc and SFI to supporting science-based innovation in this sector will undoubtedly prove invaluable to the future of the agri-food economy in Ireland,” noted Simon Coveney TD, Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine. The joint initiative aims to bring a broad range of disciplines and technologies to bear on strengthening innovation in the agrifood sector and to offer opportunities to scientists in a wide range of disciplines, including genomics, robotics, material science, nanotechnology, immunology and ICT. The convergence of this broad range of disciplines will help underpin the profitability, competitiveness and sustainability targets set out in the Department of Agriculture’s Food Harvest 2020 strategy. “Teagasc’s aim is to support science-based innovation in the agri-food sector and the broader bioeconomy,” explained Director of Teagasc, Professor Gerry Boyle. “These goals serve to underpin profitability, competitiveness and sustainability within the sector. The agri-food sector within Ireland has a number of unique and advantageous characteristics; the international reputation of Ireland’s food industry, its continued success in export growth and its potential for expansion and development, place agri-food at the forefront of achieving the national goal of sustainable economic renewal. The agreement signed between Teagasc and SFI will serve to further develop the success of the agri-food sector both domestically and

Pictured at a Food Innovation Gateways Event at the Teagasc Food Centre, Moorepark are Professor Gerry Boyle, Director, Teagasc, Sean Sherlock TD, Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Jobs & Innovation & Professor Paul Ross, Head of Food Research, Teagasc.

internationally.” Director General of SFI, Professor Mark Ferguson said that the agreement “builds and strengthens scientific and engineering research in the area of agri-food an area of great strategic value to Ireland’s long-term competitiveness. This agreement will prepare the Irish scientific community to compete, lead and win in relevant EU Horizon 2020 funding programmes and other relevant international funding.” Food Harvest 2020 Research and development and the exploitation of knowledge are critical drivers of technical change, productivity growth and profitability in the Irish agrifood sector. Food Harvest 2020 emphasised the need for the Irish agri-food sector to embrace a “smart” approach and to take advantage of “green” opportunities in order to achieve sustainable growth. It concluded that the sector must prioritise research and development, foster creativity and maximise adoption of best practice. Teagasc’s Food Strategy for Technology and Knowledge Transfer will contribute to the attainment of the Food Harvest 2020 goals by developing an environment of effective food technology transfer built on partnerships with industry.

Teagasc’s strategy contains a number of key actions which will ensure that the formidable food research outputs, expertise and infrastructure within Teagasc are fully utilised and exploited for the benefit of the Irish food and agriculture industries. Proactive and systematic engagement with the food sector is at the core of the Teagasc strategy. The Technology Transfer Office will develop and promote partnerships with industry, while at the same time supporting researchers with protection of Intellectual Property, assessment of commercial potential and exploitation of market opportunities. The main objectives are to: 1. Implement best practice in food technology and knowledge transfer; 2. Map Teagasc technologies; 3. Develop the Teagasc Technology Portfolio; 4. Foster key collaborations and strategic partnerships with industry, state agencies and other stakeholders; 5. Establish a high-profile and effective Technology Transfer Office; 6. Measure and evaluate key performance indicators of technology transfer in Teagasc; 7. Identify and deliver the skills and resources necessary for an effective technology transfer strategy.

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Global Trust Certification: Certifying Integrity The recent international horsemeat scandal has brought food integrity and supply chain traceability to the fore. Markets and consumers are seeking reassurance. Global Trust can offer that reassurance.

lobal Trust has been in operation as a certification body in Ireland since 1997 and it fully understands the Irish and associated international food chains. Indeed, Global Trust is ideally positioned to assist both markets and producers to consolidate and, where necessary, rebuild trust. Global Trust carries the widest portfolio of standards services for food companies in Ireland, ranging from safety to quality and environmental systems. “Post the horsemeat scandal, food companies and their brands are going to have to demonstrate a level of trust, competency, honesty and transparency to markets that hasn’t been seen before,” states Peter Marshall, CEO of Global Trust. “The Global Trust service differs from our competitors and it strives to connect ‘trust’, ‘do good’, ‘high competency’ and ‘good culture’ with our clients’ brands. Culture and competency, more than rule books, determine how an organisation behaves in everyday operations. “A trustable company needs people in it who want to embrace the goal of being trustable and push the organisation towards it. Global Trust

can harness and communicate this trustability.” More than ever, the global food industry is looking towards third party external validation of supply chain integrity and competency credentials. Over the past 10 years, Global Trust has delivered results and reassurance for the Irish and international food industry and as a result, the company has become a trusted leader in providing assurance solutions for many market buyers. Global Trust has developed an enviable list of leading retail and food service partners across Europe and North America that are seeking good products and competent services. Impressive Client Base Global Trust recognises and communicates the competence and customer relationship management that is evident in their list of certified clients: “It is our role to provide reassurance on competency and intention,” Peter explains. “We facilitate markets which are interested in surprising and delighting their customers and also those who are more are focused on just getting the product correct.” Global Trust works with its Irish clients to help create a long lasting competitive

advantage, making it difficult for competitors to duplicate. “Global Trust has become an international success story because our clients have become successful,” Peter notes. “While over 80% of Global Trust business is now overseas, the company remains loyal to its Irish roots and commitments and all our business revenues and our certification decisions revert back to Ireland.” The Global Trust portfolio of services for clients continues to grow in Ireland and across the world and its business standing has recently been strengthened through a new relationship with SAI Global Assurances. Global Trust is now the Irish Division of SAI Global Assurances. However, Global Trust remains an Irish based and registered company and continues to be managed and directed by its Irish management team under the continued direction of Chief Executive, Peter

Global Trust operates from its ISO-accredited headquarters in Dundalk, Co. Louth, from which formal certification services are directed for its projects in over 25 countries across the world.

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Peter Marshall, CEO of Global Trust.

Marshall. “Global Trust Certification continues to have an unrivalled integrity and credibility in certifying global food and packaging standard credentials for Irish businesses and also developing new standards for positive differentiation or food defence,” Peter stresses. “The new relationship within SAI Global provides even more standards and more client offerings. Global Trust with SAI Global will be servicing the food chain from the fields to retail shop, from the seas to the restaurant kitchens.” Services for Positive Differentiation It is clear that Irish companies need the ability to clearly associate themselves with best industry practice and clearly be able to disassociate themselves from fraudulent activity or poor practices. This is where Global Trust and SAI Global can assist with global independent verification and certification solutions for positive differentiation. Global Trust has a portfolio of products that can assist companies to communicate at many different levels, from certifying safe and legal food to highest quality specifications for taste, organics, sustainability and ethics.

Food Safety Global Trust’s most recognised product in Ireland is the third party certification for the BRC Global Standards for both Food and Packaging. This standard has become a prerequisite for producers seeking to supply national food retailers. Global Trust now has over 250 clients in Ireland for retailer based assessments for food safety. Global Trust, now with SAI Global, services the needs of key buyers, including leading companies such as Marks and Spencer, Tesco, Waitrose, Pepsico, McDonalds and Unilever. Also, Global Trust now delivers new standards such as ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, IFS and Chain of Custody. Ethics and Sustainability Global Trust is an established leader in ethical and eco-label certifications. Global Trust assisted Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) with the world’s first accredited eco-labelled seafood product as far back as 2005. The company has moved on to work with leading brands in the further development of ethical and sustainability certification solutions. Their ethical standards development has resulted in learnings and projects throughout Europe, Asia, the USA, Russia and Africa. Organics Global Trust is an approved and registered Organic Certification Body and it delivers certification against EU and North American organic standards. The service is based on the cost of assessment only and it charges no marketing group costs. Health and Environmental Safety Global Trust is now equipped through SAI Global to deliver an array of ISO

standard certifications for Environmental Management (ISO 14000) and for Health and Safety (OHAS 18000). SAI Global is a leading global provider of ISO standards and clients include both food and non-food companies, including key brands such as Kellogg’s and Pepsico, alongside Boeing, Ferrari and Maserati, Green and Energy Credentials In 2010, Global Trust launched a service product with a double win output for clients. The Responsible Energy Management standard gave clients a pathway to better energy management. Successful clients were rewarded with both green credentials and also real time bottom line savings in energy costs. The Responsible Energy Management

Global Trust At A Glance Global Trust has been delivering certification services for over 15 years and has become the leading accredited food and quality certification body in Ireland. Global Trust operates from its ISO-accredited headquarters in Dundalk, Co. Louth, from which formal certification services are directed for its projects in over 25 countries across the world. Global Trust specialises in food industry certification and offers an array of services for clients to support their standards. In 2013, the products certified by Global Trust will be consumed in over 50 million homes and over 50,000 restaurants. Their client base includes multinationals and SMEs, national and regional government bodies, national and international producer groups, marketing organisations and consumer groups. See www.gtcert.com for more information.

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Global Trust specialises in food industry certification and offers an array of services for clients to support their standards.

program was developed as a viable stepping stone to higher standards, such as ISO 50001. Trust a Winning Team It is the Global Trust view that markets will continue to demand trustworthiness from the companies that they deal with, and evolving technologies will continue to generate greater and greater transparency. In the end, the degree to which we all trust information has a great deal to do with the whether we trust the source – the person we get the information from. “Global Trust has proven over the last 10 years to be a winning and credible solution for clients in Ireland,” concludes Peter Marshall. “The company’s mission is to deliver positive differentiation through cost effective solutions that deliver real value for money and a sound return on investment for our clients.” When trust matters, Global Trust delivers.

Global Trust Training Global Trust offer a range of training courses, offering real value for money, from expert course tutors, to assist with the detailed understanding of Seafood, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Corporate and Environmental Standards. In Seafood, Global Trust Services ofers training in all of the leading fisheries and aquaculture standards and the in areas of responsible fishing and seafood sustainability. Global Trust Services is a market leader in the delivery of high quality training solutions based on the BRC's globally recognised Global Standards, covering Food Safety, Packaging and Packaging Materials and Storage and Distribution and Consumer Goods. They also offer training on Allergen Management and Food Security and Contact Materials. They employ a core team of industry and certification experts who will deliver flexible, innovative training with a fun approach that helps the individual to learn. All trainers are BRC accredited, BRC Lead Auditors and proficient in their area of expertise. In terms of environmental standards, Global Trust offers training covering areas such as Sustainability, Eco-Label Requirements, Carbon Footprint Measurement and Carbon Off-set Measurement and Trading.

Global Trust works with its Irish clients to help create a long lasting competitive advantage, making it difficult for competitors to duplicate: visit www.gtcert.com for more information.

BUSINESS SUPPORT PROGRAMMES

SUPPORTING FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Bord Bia’s Small Business Open Day 2013 highlighted the variety of supports available to Irish food and drinks companies.

he 2013 Bord Bia Small Business Open Day showcased a number of programmes designed to support food producers and ensure that the reputation of Irish food at home and abroad retains its high level, despite current concerns over food production in Europe. ORIGIN GREEN Padraig Brennan, Senior Business Analyst with Bord Bia, gave attendees an extremely enlightening presentation on Origin Green, which focuses on the vital and surprisingly profitable area of sustainable food production. The Challenges facing food production in the 21st century are significant. Climate change, severe weather events and bio fuel demands are already causing significant volatility in global food prices. Agricultural production currently consumes 70% of the world’s fresh water usage and by 2025, two thirds of the world’s population could be living under water stress conditions. By 2050, the world will need to produce 70% more food, with less land, water and energy, while also reducing greenhouse gas emission levels. Padraig cited companies like Sainsbury’s, Unilever, McDonald’s and Nestlé, all of which have made sustainable production a core part of their business strategy because consumers want it, because their staff want it, because retailers want it and because it can deliver significant cost savings. According to the presentation, Ireland is starting from a good position with regard to sustainable food production. Among European nations, Ireland produces some of the lowest levels of carbon dioxide per kilo of beef and we have an extremely favourable water stress level, currently at 0, which

Origin Green is a unique sustainability development programme developed by Bord Bia to internationally demonstrate the commitment of Irish food and drink producers to operating sustainably.

means Ireland experiences no water stress. The idea of a programme like Origin Green is for Irish food producers to act early and use our strong starting position to make sure that Irish food production is among the most sustainable in Europe. SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS ACHIEVABLE The case for sustainable production is not just one of necessity: Origin Green has already delivered significant savings to companies it has worked with. For example, Kerry Group’s sandwich brand, Freshways, while working with Origin Green, discovered that unused bread crusts that had been costing the company €7,500 per annum to dispose of could instead be sold for

bread crumb production for €8,000 per annum. Simply by examining what it was disposing of and how, the company turned a yearly cost into regular income. Atlantis Seafood, based in Wexford, conducted a routine water consumption analysis and discovered it was using 400 litres per hour on a Sunday, when the business was closed. An investigation traced the problem to a faulty ball-cock and a simple replacement delivered an annual saving to the company of €4,000. Embracing sustainable production techniques means being as efficient as possible with your resources, using the minimum amount of inputs to produce the maximum level of output, with minimal waste. As a result, implementing sustainable production

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techniques almost always produces cost savings, or new sources of income. To date, 174 companies have registered an interest in working with Origin Green and 33 have submitted plans for sustainable targets. Targets being set by Irish companies working with Origin Green are as diverse as reducing energy costs by 20% by 2015, implementing rainwater harvesting by 2014 and even reducing salt content of products by 15% by the end of this year. For more information,visit www.origingreen.ie or contact Bord Bia. FOOD WORKS Eileen Bentley of Bord Bia showed attendees how Food Works, a joint venture between Bord Bia, Teagasc and Enterprise Ireland, is helping to create the next generation of Irish food entrepreneurs looking to compete in the global market. Food Works offers emerging Irish food producing companies mentoring, direction, access and networking opportunities. The five-step programme is designed to help budding food entrepreneurs to bring their idea or product through to the marketplace. It offers advice and expertise on every aspect of the challenges facing entrepreneurs looking to bring a new product to market. As well as advice, Food Works offers pragmatic, practical supports such as access to research and development, pilot scale production facilities, food incubation units and product testing. Food Works aims to be a one stop shop for those looking to get a new food product onto shop shelves. You can learn more about Food Works at www.foodworksireland.ie or by contacting Mary Morrisey directly at Bord Bia. Tara McCarthy, Director of the Bord Bia Food and Beverages Division, highlighted other supports available to small businesses operating in the food production sector. The Bord Bia supports and services offered to those operating in the food production sector aim to “drive, through market insight and in partnership with industry, the commercial success of a world class Irish food, drink and horticulture industry”. For 2013 these programmes include Vantage Plus, Supplier

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Eileen Bentley of Bord Bia, addresses the Bord Bia Small Business Open Day.

Development Programmes, Marketing Assistance Programmes, as well as Bord Bia’s presence at Trade and Consumer Fairs throughout 2013. Bord Bia’s Vantage Plus, www.bordbiavantage.ie is the first stop for those interested in learning more about E-marketing, exporting, branding and more. According to Bord Bia, “Vantage Plus is a group based learning for small food producers on themes that matter most to them”. The Bord Bia Supplier Development Programme provides advice and expertise on how to create a product for the supply chain, while also offering participants significant networking potential. CHALLENGING MARKET CONDITIONS Market conditions have been challenging for a number of years now. They continue to be difficult, but there is plenty of growth in niche sectors, where

new products are being developed and sold to new consumers. Irish food producers have a considerable variety of supports available to them and internationally, Ireland continues to have a reputation for producing high quality food products. The Bord Bia website, www.BordBia.ie, is an excellent place to start looking for assistance from Bord Bia. You can also contact Bord Bia in Dublin by calling 01 668-5155. The Bord Bia Food & Beverage Team are: • Linda Cullen –Chilled Foods • CathrynHargan –Alcoholic Beverages • Annette Kenny –Seafood • Stephanie Moe –Frozen Foods • Mary Morrissey –Food Works • Denise Murphy –Bakery & Non Alcoholic Beverages • Eimear O’Donnell –Consumer Dairy • Miriam Tuomey – Confectionary & Grocery

PACKAGING

Goliath: Your Packaging Giant Goliath Packaging Systems is a one-stop-shop for packaging machinery, materials handling systems and washing equipment.

oliath Packaging Systems Ltd supplies, installs and after-sales services a comprehensive range of endof-line packaging, materials handling and industrial washing equipment to the Irish food sector, via its trading division, Goliath Food. The Goliath Food product range consists of the following distinct items; •

Sleeve / Shrink Wrapping, Flow Wrapping & Tray Sealing; • Vacuum Packing & Dip Tanks; • Case Erecting, Cartoning, Case Packing & Bag-in-Box Systems; • Bagging Systems (VFFS, Open Mouth & Bulk); • Liquid Filling Systems; • Case Sealing (Tape & Glue); • Case & Load Conveying; • Pallet Inverting (Fixed, Mobile & Automatic In-line); • Pallet Inverting, Exchange & Freezer Spacer Addition / Removal; • Lifting (Scissors & Vacuum); • Materials Handling Systems; • Pallet Elevating Systems; • Palletising (Gantry, Articulated Arm & Layer Types); • Stretch Wrapping; • Strapping Systems (Case & Pallet); • AGV Transport; • Washing Systems (Pallet, Box, Dolav, Eurobin, Crate, Tray, Drum, Glove, Knife, Apron, Bottle & IBC). In addition, the following complementary, ancillary items are provided by Goliath, in order to offer a fully integrated turn-key service; • • • •

Weighing Systems; Labelling & Coding Equipment; X-Ray / Metal Detection; Packaging Materials (Film, Top Sheets, Hoods, Strapping, Tape, Plastic & SS Pallets etc).

Goliath also offers a Project Management / Packaging Consultancy Service to assist in the early determination of your particular food packaging equipment requirements. Growing Client Base Goliath serves the following segments of the Irish food sector • Fruit & Vegetable; • Food Processing; • Bakery & Confectionery; • Dairy; • Meat; • Frozen Foods; • Fish; • Beverage. With increased turnover of 20% in 2012, Goliath has successfully delivered projects for a range of clients, including William Grant & Sons, Lakeland Dairies, Glanbia, Dawn Group, P. Mulrine & Sons, Dairygold, United Fish, Stable Diet, Agritech, Heaney Meats, Irwin’s Bakery, Hughes Mushrooms & Foods of Athenry, amongst others, over the past 12 months.

systems and washing equipment to the Irish food sector. Centrally located in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Goliath is less than two hours from all major markets, while trained engineers maintain spare parts and service all equipment installed with annual service contracts (reactive / preventative), available as preferred. To discuss your food packaging equipment needs, please contact Goliath as follows; George O’Leary Director Goliath Packaging Systems Ltd 92 Silver St., Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland Tel: 067-37893 Fax: 067-34794 Mobile: 087-1222816 E-mail: info@goliath.ie Web: www.goliath.ie

International Partnerships Via partnerships with internationally known suppliers such as Soco System, OK International and Adpak, Goliath has positioned itself as a major provider of packaging machinery, Via partnerships with internationally known suppliers such as Soco System, Goliath materials has positioned itself as a major provider of packaging machinery, materials handling systems and washing equipment to the Irish food sector. handling 14

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THE HORSEMEAT SCANDAL

Learning The Lessons from the Horsemeat Scandal Raymond O’ Rourke, Food & Consumer Lawyer, examines the horsemeat scandal and its implications for the future of food labelling in the EU.

The horsemeat scandal originally came to light when the FSAI found horse DNA in products labelled as beef burgers.

ollowing a Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) authenticity survey of beef burgers in January, it was revealed that certain burgers contained traces of horsemeat not declared in the list of ingredients. This was clearly a consumer protection issue i.e. the fraudulent marketing of mis-labelled ingredients for foodstuffs. Initially, there was no evidence of a food safety problem. There was confusion as to the source of the horsemeat and commentators argued that this is one of the outcomes of a globalised economy. While at first it seemed the horsemeat had originated from other countries – Poland, Romania or the Netherlands – at the end of February, the Department of Agriculture, following Garda investigations, declared that B&F Meats in Carrick-on-Suir had been sending horsemeat, which was labelled as beef, to a customer in the Czech Republic, via a UK meat trader. So food companies in Ireland had both participated in food adulteration, while at the same time being supplied with adulterated product. How could this adulteration have happened when consumers have been told in the past decade that the food industry is highly regulated with traceability systems from ‘farm to fork’?

MISLEADING THE PURCHASER The use of horsemeat as a replacement for beef in meat products while continuing to label the product as beef breaks the main principle of the EU food labelling rules contained in Directive 2000/13 which state that labelling must not: “mislead the purchaser to a material degree, particularly as to the characteristics of the foodstuff and, in particular as to its nature, identity, properties, composition, quantity, durability, origin or provenance, method of manufacture or production.” New food labelling rules contained in EU Regulation 1169/2011, which unfortunately do not apply until December 13, 2014, for the first time in EU law place the obligation on suppliers to food businesses not to supply food

they know to be non-compliant with food labelling rules – thus, the reason you keep hearing meat traders state they did not ‘knowingly’ supply horsemeat instead of beef to food manufacturers/ retailers. The European Commission, in discussions with Member States, on February 19, recommended that Member States carry out a coordinated control plan with a view to establish the prevalence of fraudulent practices in the marketing of certain foods for a period of one month. The results of these tests, published on April 16, 2013, gave Ireland a clean bill of health, with no samples testing positive for horsemeat. The worst offender was France, which had more cases of horsemeat in beef products than any other EU country

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become mandatory as a means of providing an additional assurance to consumers about the authenticity of the meat in processed food products. MANDATORY ORIGIN LABELLING Unfortunately, on the question of origin labelling, the Report is silent. In the wake of the recent horsemeat scandal, many commentators argued that the scandal could have been averted if producers and manufacturers had to mandatorily label the origin of meats used as an ingredient in processed foods, such as meat pies, lasagne etc. Compulsory origin labelling would not be a Raymond O’Rourke, Food & Consumer Lawyer. complete panacea, but it certainly would have made it more difficult for meat traders to pass off horsemeat as beef. – with more than one in every eight Following the comments samples testing positive. of President Hollande at the Paris Agriculture Show on February 23, the LOWERING CONSUMER French & German Governments, at an CONFIDENCE Agriculture Council a few days later, In the meantime, consumer confidence demanded that the Commission’s in the food supply chain has been work on origin labelling be speeded severely dented. In a WHICH survey of up in order that the Commission might UK adults [2,000] in mid-March, over prepare draft legislative proposals on 60% stated that they had changed how mandatory origin labelling, in particular they shop and were now buying less for meat as an ingredient in processed processed meat products. foods. While some Member States and In the same vein, in Ireland, industry lobbies may try to resist such butcher shops are indicating increased legislation, there are now a majority meat sales. Consumers have been of Member States in favour of such shocked by the nature of the current legislation, so these draft legislative food supply chain, where meat travels across all Europe and back again. There proposals will be published in autumn 2013. seems to be a plethora of middle-men and the ‘farm to fork’ oversight and traceability introduced in the wake of the FINANCIAL PENALTIES In Brussels, there will also be discussion BSE crisis has been undermined. on a new official food controls regulation The Department of in the coming months. Commissioner Agriculture’s Report on the Horsemeat Borg has stated that in the section on Scandal, published on March 14, makes financial penalties, it would be difficult trenchant criticism of a number of Irish to demand a similar fine for fraudulent food companies at the heart of the Department’s investigation. The concern mislabelling to be introduced by all Member States due to the differences in highlighted that their actions put at risk legal systems. the reputational image of the Irish food This highlights the contrast sector. It notes that price should not be between criminal sanctions in different the major issue in sourcing ingredients Member States – in Ireland, food misfor processed products containing meat. labelling can obtain a fine of €3,000, The Report advocates that the National while in France the same sanction would DNA regime, as implemented by be two years imprisonment and/or a fine industry under a Food Safety Authority of €37,500 for an individual or €187,500 of Ireland (FSAI) protocol, should

for corporate bodies. The Government should increase the fines for food mis-labelling and introduce a new statutory penalty of fraudulently mis-labelling food products, which should be calculated as a percentage of a company’s profits as a means of deterring fraudulent behaviour. Restoring consumer confidence Food safety and public health are of paramount importance, but as the horsemeat scandal demonstrates, cases of food adulteration can undermine consumer confidence in the food supply system as profoundly as food safety outbreaks. The FSAI, which has done the consumer a great service by its work in this area, must continue to get full Government support for its enforcement of food law and there must be no attempt by the Government to support ‘light touch’ regulation or private food industry standards. In conclusion, full origin labelling throughout the food chain and mandatory DNA testing must be introduced immediately, in particular for meat used as an ingredient in processed meat products. Only then can the consumer be truly confident of the authenticity of the food they purchase.

In the EU, numerous food regulations were introduced as a means of regaining consumer confidence in the safety of foodstuffs after the BSE and Belgian Dioxin crisis in the late 1990s.

seafood

Seafood Sector Set for Growth As Irish seafood exports increase by 18%, the recent Dublin Seafood Summit highlighted further opportunities for growth.

IM recently hosted a Seafood Summit entitled ‘Irish Seafood – Becoming a Global Seafood Player’, aimed at key seafood industry players and the investment community, which highlighted opportunities for growth. “Ireland has significant unused potential,” Gorjan Nikolik, Food and Agribusiness researcher with Rabobank International, told the conference. “With major production resources available, there is an opportunity to become a global player in the aquaculture industry. Economies of scale can be achieved very quickly in this business, even without a large domestic market in place.” He says funding for the industry is also available from outside of Ireland, with venture capital attracted to innovative sectors outside of the high tech industry since the dotcom collapse of a number of years ago. Other potential investors include the aquaculture sector and the meat industry. “I think that as aquaculture grows and matures, it will become more and more similar to the farming of poultry and pork and this will motivate investments from the large meat companies,” he said. “We can foresee that the investment potential arising from Chinese companies looking to secure supply for their domestic markets is another major opportunity. Seafood will be in demand long after meat demand is satisfied in China.” Outlining key trends and changes that will occur at a global level, Food Futurist Christophe Pelletier pointed out that even a very small share of the Chinese market would offer a significant boost to the Irish industry. “If every Chinese person was to eat 100 grams of Irish seafood just once a year, that would equal 150,000 tons a year”,

Pictured at the BIM Seafood Summit, ‘Irish Seafood – Becoming a Global Seafood Player’ are key speakers: Christophe Pelletier, Food Futurist; Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney TD; Matt Dempsey, Agricultural Trust; Gary Hooper, CEO, Aquaculture New Zealand; and Gorjan Nikolik, Food and Agribusiness Researcher, Rabobank International.

he noted. “And in the coming years, seafood consumption per capita per year in China is expected to rise from 26 kg today to 36 kg in 2020. Just a 1% share of that market would be greater than 500,000 tons a year.” PHENOMENAL GROWTH The Irish Seafood Sector is performing exceptionally well, showing phenomenal growth on the export market, with sales up 18% to a value of €493 million in 2012 compared to 2011. With declining demand and prices in traditional markets such as the UK, Germany, Spain, and France, due to the economic downturn, opportunity is knocking in emerging markets such as China, where a growing middle class is driving increased seafood consumption. Jason Whooley, BIM CEO, highlighted the need to scale the sector in order to take advantage of the opportunity that exists in emerging markets. “Appropriate scale will enable a company or a group of companies working collaboratively to invest in marketing, research and skills, all of which provide access to new markets and improve company performance,” he said. “In turn, this will result in the

sector delivering much needed jobs and exports. BIM’s goal is to assist with the development of one or two entities with a turnover in excess of €50 million in each of the key seafood categories – shellfish, pelagic, salmon and whitefish. These entities will in turn be supported by a range of innovative, smaller seafood companies.” Collective Route to Market Scheme Greater collaboration within the sector and the establishment of appropriate joint venture operations and partnerships will play a key role in the achievement of this goal. BIM’s Collective Route to Market Scheme, which was launched in January, is aimed at promoting such collaboration by offering seafood companies grantaid assistance and expert advice to work collectively to reduce duplication costs, boost profitability and increase competitiveness on export markets. The scheme will deliver €400,000 in funding the industry and it is anticipated that between four and six seafood collectives will apply for financial and business development support under it.

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beef carcasses, in conjunction with Cryovac® quality vacuum barrier packaging, ensures the best meat quality, hygiene and shelf life can be achieved - delivering significant benefits to the processor, retailer and consumer. Their offer extends to all sectors of the food and beverage industry. To explore just how Sealed Air can bring tangible benefits to your business, visit www.cryovacdiversey.com.

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UCC: A FIRST CLASS FOOD EDUCATION UCC’s School of Food and Nutritional Sciences and Associate School of Food Business and Development have a range of courses tailored for the agri-food industry.

CC has a history of nearly a century of teaching and research in food sciences and now is amongst Europe's largest multidisciplinary education and research institutions with world-class academics working in all aspects of the food area. Their first-rate facilities include extensive and well equipped laboratories and a large pilot plant with excellent dairy, meat and bakery facilities, in addition to a unique pilotscale brewery. Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate courses available include: BSc Food Science (CK505), BSc Nutritional Sciences (CK504), BSc Food Marketing and Entrepreneurship (CK502) and BSc International Development and Food Policy (CK506). An integral part of each BSc programme is a six-month paid Industrial Placement during year three. This provides a practical insight into business and the development of business contacts. Food Science graduates are equipped with the knowledge and technical know-how to work in a diverse range of food related careers. The course covers a wide range of study, from fundamental chemistry and microbiology of food to modern processes for commercialisation in state of the art research facilities. Human Nutrition focuses on food as it affects our health and is concerned with the provision of food and nutrients to the body to facilitate optimum physical and mental development and maintenance of health throughout our lives. A degree in Food Marketing and Entrepreneurship prepares students for innovation and the creation of products and services that satisfy the ever-changing needs of customers and consumers at home and abroad. Graduates who intend to work in such challenging and fast-moving markets

need an education that promotes strategic FOOD & NUTRITIONAL decisionSCIENCE making, innovation, enterprise and knowledge management. A degree in International Development and Food Policy provides students with an understanding of global development, global economies and social inequalities. College of Science, Engineering and Food Science

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Postgraduate Courses Students wishing to pursue postgraduate studies can avail either taught or research programmes, including, HDip Food Science and Technology (CKO06), PGDip Cooperative Organisation, Food Marketing and Rural Development (CKP01), MSc in Food Science (CKR22) or Nutritional Sciences (CKR21), Food Business (CKR23), MSc Cooperative Organisation, Food Marketing and Rural Development (CKS33), and PhD in Food Science and Technology or Nutritional Sciences (CKT21). Food Industry Training Unit (FITU) at UCC In recognition of the growing importance of continuing professional education and training in the food and related industries, UCC established FITU in the Faculty of Food Science and Technology in 1993. The objective of FITU is to coordinate policy and activities associated with the research, training, continuing education and professional development needs of those at work in the food industry. FITU works in close association with FÁS, Enterprise Ireland, 20

the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, the Food Safety Promotion Board, CÁIS, the Local Authority Veterinary Service, the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society, the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Teagasc. A new two-year programme, Diploma in Seafood Innovation, is being introduced by the School of Food and Nutritional Sciences, FITU and Adult Education at UCC in September 2013 to develop skills in sustainable seafood innovation and new product development for Irish seafood companies.

Molecular Gastronomy Workshop In recent years, the emergence of the discipline of molecular gastronomy has brought new focus on the interface between food science and culinary practice. Thus, the food scientist of the future must increasingly recognise how their skills in areas like food chemistry, sensory science and food science apply in a culinary sense as much as in the processing plant. To foster discussions in this regard, UCC hosted a one-day workshop with national and international experts in the field of Molecular Gastronomy. The day included a mix of presentations and panel discussions and facilitated the exploration of the implications of these developments both for the food sector in general and for the specific training of a new generation of graduates with the requisite skills.

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ATIONAL Chemical Company, (NCC) is one of the leading suppliers of raw materials and ingredients in Ireland, offering solutions for a variety of sectors, including bakery, confectionery, dairy, meat, soups and sauces, ready meals, pet food and nutraceuticals. Since its acquisition of Norman Lauder in 2010, NCC has applied the expertise learned from serving the wider life science industries and has now secured a strong reputation within the food ingredients sector, where it serves a wide spectrum of clients in Ireland and the UK. Through its position as a founder member of the PlusChem Alliance, NCC partners with similar strong independent companies across Europe,

which has opened up new horizons in sourcing and sharing of expertise. NCC has partnered with a number of key global manufacturers, including Penford USA (Clean Label/Modified Starches), Cargill (Hydrocolloids and Lecithin), Sensus (Soluble Fibres), Neelikon (Natural and Synthetic Colours), and International Fibre (Insoluble Fibres), which has enhanced their ability to service the existing needs of their customers, while also assisting them in their NPD needs. They have also just partnered with Curtec, a manufacturer of high performance plastic packaging for food ingredients who fulfill the packaging needs of companies who produce natural ingredients for food and beverage, nutraceuticals and related products.

NCC consistently delivers value via its commitment to exceeding customer expectations and partnership development. Through the extensive experience of its Fintan McConnell, Food Ingredient Product personnel, NCC Manager, NCC. is able to quickly and efficiently develop a solution that assists customers to bring products to market. This is achieved by developing partnerships with their customers and suppliers to create unique formulations, cost saving opportunities or second source security.

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New Standard for premium Food Safety With its new premium Foodcert standard, Schütz places the focus firmly on product and process safety.

s a producer of industrial packaging, Schütz is certifying its production plants around the world to the Food Safety System Certification standard FSSC 22000. The newly created Schütz premium Foodcert standard ensures the comprehensive food safety of Schütz IBCs and PE drums far beyond legal requirements. With it, Schütz guarantees not just material safety, but full product and process safety throughout the supply chain, too. Schütz Foodcert IBCs and drums comply not only with the provisions of international food law but also include additional risk-minimising features, are produced just-in-time to customer specification and offer fully traceability. To ensure worldwide application of the Foodcert standard, Schütz is successively obtaining certification of all of its production plants to the latest industrial standard, FSSC 22000 (Food Safety System Certification, based on ISO 22000 and PAS 223), which has already been granted to the plants in Killala and around the world in Germany, China, the USA, Brazil and Malaysia. The necessary preparations are in progress at other plants, which will soon also hold the certification. The FSSC 22000 standard is recognised by the GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative), an international collaboration of leading food producers and retailers. The main objectives of the initiative are to ensure consumer safety and cooperation within the production chain. Prevention Measures Since industrial packaging is normally used at the start of the food chain – for instance, for concentrates, intermediate products and raw materials – even

With its premium Foodcert products, Schütz has created a new standard for the food industry – in which safety takes top priority.

the slightest impairment can trigger an enormous multiplier effect. Hence the particular need for risk minimisation! Maximum safety requirements call for extensive prevention programmes. That’s why Schütz has implemented a number of HACCP concepts in accordance with PAS 223 (Publicly Available Standard) and ISO 22000 (International Organisation for Standardisation). These standards apply to the buildings, plant and machinery, in fact, the entire production environment, and include detailed hygiene regulations for employees and cleaning rotas for workplaces. They also stipulate measures to avoid contamination with foreign bodies or dust, protection when handling waste, as well as glass and blade management. Machinery maintenance regulations and inspections, systematic pest control throughout the entire production site, instructions for the controlled use of all materials, especially chemicals, and strict control of incoming goods complete the package. Customer-Driven Solutions All Schütz Foodcert packaging products are produced exclusively to individual customer order. This general practice of just-in-time production helps to prevent opportunities for contamination from arising because, as in the case of blow-moulded IBC inner bottles, they are taken straight to final assembly immediately after production. An additional advantage is that each step in the production process and every component can be clearly associated with the corresponding packaging. The barcode sys22

tem of identification additionally permits seamless traceability – all the way back to batch and process level! Yet another great feature is that, on request, the packaging expert will also assign individual identification numbers to articles and packaging. The finished packaging is then immediately loaded and shipped without first being stored. About Schütz Schütz has been producing customised packaging solutions for over 30 years. The FDA-approved containers already established on the market satisfy the material guidelines of the US Food and Drug Administration and the EU. And when it comes to material, the same principle applies to all packaging: all IBC inner bottles, valve fittings, screw caps, drum bodies, lids and bung plugs are produced exclusively from new, single-grade HDPE. The raw materials used are food-safe, as are all dyes and gaskets. Components that come into contact with the filling product are checked to ensure conformity with migration limits. Silicones and other lubricants are purposely not used in the production process. Schütz also offers a new premium series of packaging solutions that come with full material, product and process safety documentation in line with the far more stringent requirements of today’s food industry. Industrial customers choosing Foodcert can rest assured in the knowledge that they are ideally prepared to meet the future needs of the food industry.

DRINKS INDUSTRY

Drinks Industry Vital to Economy A new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) highlights the importance of the drinks industry to the Irish economy.

new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) found that the Irish industry is responsible for total purchases of over €2.8 billion each year. Industry purchases include: ingredients used in processing, such as apples, barley and milk; non-industrial services such as IT and marketing; industrial services; and labour costs and wages. Measuring the value of inputs is a method of evaluating an industry’s contribution to the domestic economy. The report, ‘Purchases of Inputs by the Drinks Industry’ by Anthony Foley of Dublin City University Business School on behalf of DIGI, shows that in addition to the direct economic benefits of 64,000 jobs, over €1 billion in exports, €1.8 billion tax revenue in VAT and excise and almost €7 billion in personal expenditure (including VAT), the drinks industry is a very substantial purchaser of inputs. “The economic contribution that the drinks industry makes to the Irish domestic economy each year as detailed in this report demonstrates the importance of the sector,” said Chairperson of DIGI and Diageo’s European Corporate Relations Director, Peter O’Brien. “What is particularly significant is the high proportion of investment in domestic service and materials - 62% in services and 42% in materials – worth €800 million, and greatly exceeds the domestic content levels of other leading sectors in the country, such as the high-tech and chemical sectors. It is apparent that where the industry can, it is supporting domestic business.” DOMESTIC PURCHASING Wage, salaries and personnel costs are one of the highest inputs and total €1 billion per annum, with retail, wholesale and on/off-trade sectors paying €690

million in personnel costs each year and the manufacturing sector paying a further €311 million. Purchasing of Irish materials and services for use in drink manufacturing in Ireland is worth €800 million to the domestic economy. Of the total purchases by manufacturers - €1.558 billion which excludes goods bought for resale - a high proportion of those materials and services are domestically sourced, at 62% and 42% respectively. The latter figure includes 50k tonnes of apples, 200k tonnes of barley and 300 million litres of milk purchased from Irish farmers by the Irish drinks industry each year. The sector is responsible for a far greater proportion of domestic purchasing than the chemical and technology sectors. While personnel costs are the highest input purchased by the retail, wholesale and on/off sectors, at €690 million per annum; this is closely followed by the amount spent on materials and services other than food and drink at €583 million. The amount spent on food purchasing is valued at €243 million. The total value of retail sales is €7 billion. The drinks industry spent €147 million on capital assets and investment purchases in 2010 and estimate a further €450 million will be invested over the next few years. 23

Peter O’Brien, Chairperson of DIGI and Diageo’s European Corporate Relations Director, is pictured with economist Tony Foley of DCU Business School, report author, on a barley farm in Athy, Co. Kildare.

PROCUREMENT INPUTS “The drinks industry, both manufacturing and retail, plays a very substantial role in the procurement of inputs as is apparent from this report,” noted author of the report, Anthony Foley. “Previous DIGI reports have identified the direct economic benefits which derive from the drinks industry in terms of employment, output, exports and tax revenue and the positive impact which the sector has on tourism. An industry also contributes to the economy through its procurement from other suppliers. “As identified in this report, mainly through the use of official CSO data and identified assumptions where data is insufficient, the drinks industry is a major purchaser of goods and services. This is true of both the manufacturing and retail sectors of the industry. The analysis shows that the manufacturing sector in the drinks industry pays €217 million in wages and salaries, buys €901 million annually in materials, buys €33 million in industrial services and €587 million in other services and will invest over €450 million over the next few years.”

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LIMERICK SCORES ON SHELF-READY PACKS Limerick Packaging are market leaders in the design and supply of Shelf-Ready Packs.

ackaging is changing because the way products are displayed on supermarket shelves is changing: rapidly and profoundly. As a result, corrugated packaging has responded to this challenge with the development of Shelf-Ready Packs (SRPs). One of the best placed packaging companies to assist customers in this regard is Limerick Packaging. Renowned for their ‘On Time, Every Time’ delivery, Limerick Packaging are market leaders in the design and supply of Shelf Ready Packs, and are driving the concept forward. Because of their close association with one of the UK’s leading packaging manufacturers, Limerick Packaging are well versed in this type of pack and very well placed to offer a large range of options to any customer seeking SRPs. In fact, they are one of only three companies approved to supply SRPs to the discount retailers in Ireland. Vast Product Range Looking down their range of products provided by Limerick Packaging, it appears as if every eventuality is covered. The lion’s share of what they supply is corrugated boxes in some form, but it doesn’t stop there. The product range includes: •

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HYSTER: For Demanding Food & Drink Applications Irish Lift Trucks, part of the OHM Group of companies (www.ohm.ie), is the sole distributor and official dealer of HYSTER materials handling equipment in Ireland.

he HYSTER product range, from Irish Lift Trucks, is the most extensive and complete forklift truck offering on the Irish market today, with over 140 models covering the entire spectrum of load handling requirements, with diesel, gas and electric counterbalance forklift trucks manufactured here in Ireland, as well as warehouse equipment, including powered pallet trucks, order pickers, reach trucks & VNA equipment. HYSTER enjoys a very strong profile among the country's leading food and drink companies, including Heineken, Lir Chocolates, Total Produce, Coca-Cola, Fyffes and Diageo, to name but a few. Case Study Indeed, HYSTER’s recent work with Coca-Cola Beverages in the Czech Republic is a perfect example of how they can make a real difference to the day-to-day running of a modern food/ beverage company. Coca-Cola Beverages has a main production facility and logistics centre in Prague, with eight other branches across the Czech Republic acting as distribution centres and providing interim storage. Before talking to HYSTER, the company had faced several materials handling challenges,

such as purchasing trucks from multiple suppliers, resulting in a mixed fleet, uneven utilisation rates and increased operational costs across the nine sites. High seasonal demand meant the fleet needed to expand at certain peak times. There was always a difficulty in getting hold of the right number and right type of truck on short term contracts, and there were constant technical difficulties and rising service costs. HYSTER audited the existing fleet and became the single supplier for all nine sites. They implemented a flexible five-year full maintenance lease program for the fleet, which can be enlarged or reduced at any time, as well as a truck replacement programme. HYSTER also now provides a dedicated short term hire fleet for six months of the year, conducts on-site training for operators and provides service and back-up support. The Benefits The benefits to Coca-Cola Beverages have been great, including the ability to enlarge or reduce the fleet according to demand, and greater efficiency, achieved through the choice of higher capacity trucks and double pallet handling attachments, allowing more pallets to be transported simultaneously. Productivity has improved thanks to the reliable and easily serviceable HYSTER products and service expertise, with increased product familiarity and reducing overall service costs. For example, the production line is served by a 3.0T Hyster H3.0FT Fortens that can transport two pallets at the same time. Previously, this operation was served by two 1.5T trucks. In Coca-Cola’s raw materials warehouse, there is limited space, so items are transported by elevator. Maximum manoeuvrability and low truck height is crucial in the application which 27

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is provided by the HYSTER three-wheel J1.60XMT trucks, S1.5S pedestrian stacker and a P2.0S pallet truck. The same scenario occurs in syrup production. Ergonomics are vastly improved for operators. HYSTER equipment is easy to operate and can manoeuvre in tight spaces and aisles. For example, when order picking, stock is easy to access and to transport, while the H5.5FT is equipped with a raised operator compartment for optimum visibility over tall loads. Complete Partnership “Irish Lift Trucks working with HYSTER are committed to being much more than a lift truck supplier,” explains Conal McCourt, Irish Lift Trucks. “We offer a complete partnership capable of responding to the full spectrum of materials handling issues: whether you need professional advice on fleet management, warehouse design, driver training, service support or reliable parts supply, you can rely on Irish Lift Trucks. “We would welcome the opportunity to discuss any aspect of the range of products and services we offer and if we can be of any assistance regarding current or future projects, please do not hesitate to contact us.” For further information, please visit www. www.irishlifttrucks.ie or telephone (01) 4034100.

BAR CODING

BARCODE CELEBRATES 40 YEARS The industry standard GS1 barcode is 40 this year, with more than five million barcodes scanned every day.

n 1973, the grocery industry came together to agree on one way of doing business by adopting an industry standard barcode. This remarkable cooperation marked the beginning of the GS1 organisation. GS1 Standards allow companies and trading partners to use a “common language” to identify, capture and share supply chain information globally. Most importantly, global standards allow trading partners to work together to optimise their supply chains, driving cost performance and revenue growth, while also enabling regulatory compliance. Consumers also benefit from GS1 Standards by helping companies to better communicate accurate product data via smart phones and barcode-scanning mobile applications. What started as a way to speed grocery store checkout has become the global language of business - a common way for trading partners around the world to identify, capture and share information about products, locations and more in real-time. Now, more than five billion GS1 barcodes are scanned every day. UNIQUE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Today, GS1 Standards make it possible for stakeholders in the food industry to achieve visibility, efficiency, traceability and safety through the use of standard, unique product identification and barcode scanning. “Trading partners use our standards to share data in order to transact business, and they need to be able to automate these

business processes to reduce cost, human error, or to improve safety and system interoperability,” said Mike Byrne, CEO of GS1 Ireland. “For example, manufacturers and distributors must communicate product information and company location, at a minimum. A common language is essential for trading partners to be able to understand each other and to conduct business around the world efficiently.” DRIVING SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY As one of 111 GS1 member organisations around the world, GS1 Ireland brings together stakeholders, including manufacturers, distributors, retailers, solution providers, regulators and industry groups, to agree and implement standards that make both supply and demand chain operations faster, safer, more effective, less complex and less costly. GS1 Standards enable organisations to: • Provide a common, globally accepted language for the exchange of information; • Identify, capture and share information automatically and accurately; • Deliver efficient supply chains; • Reveal information vital to product visibility, traceability and consumer safety, uniquely identifying items around the world; • Manage inventory more efficiently; • Provide data accuracy and speed

point of purchase for consumers; Gather information for accurate and immediate reporting; • Comply with regulatory requirements impacting their business. The standards they have helped Irish organisations to implement over the last 40 years will drive supply chain visibility into the future, and will continue to evolve to keep pace with the changing business landscape. GS1 Ireland is working with its members to shape the future, particularly where business is influenced by the emerging omni-channel environment and where consumer demand is empowered by mobile technology. Data – big and small – will become the key to succeeding in the connected world and standardising product data for consumers, trading partners, and regulators, represents a big opportunity. GS1 Ireland will continue to bring industries together to develop and implement standards that address key business challenges now and for many years ahead. •

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Processing Equipment • Bakery

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Food Ireland 2013

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Food Ireland 2013

• Dairy

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• Drink

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• Fresh Food

Advanced Packaging Machinery Ltd Air Products Ireland Ltd Avery Weigh-Tronix P.J. Boner & Co. Ltd Cross Refrigeration DSG Packaging Ltd Goliath Packaging Systems Ltd Schoeller Allibert Ltd Syspal Obeeco Ltd Odenberg Engineering Ltd Pharmafoods Ltd QPM Ltd Versatile Packaging Ltd Weber Packaging Solutions Ltd Wrap It Packaging WrenTech Ltd

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Advanced Packaging Machinery Ltd Air Products Ireland Ltd Avery Weigh-Tronix P.J. Boner & Co. Ltd Cross Refrigeration DSG Packaging Ltd Goliath Packaging Systems Ltd Schoeller Allibert Ltd Obeeco Ltd Odenberg Engineering Ltd Pharmafoods Ltd QPM Ltd Stone Food Machinery Syspal Versatile Packaging Ltd Weber Packaging Solutions Ltd Wrap It Packaging WrenTech Ltd

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Andrew Ingredients Ltd

Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products:

Address: 27 Ferguson Drive, Knockmore Hill Industrial Park, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, BT28 2EX. Tel: (048) 9267 2525 Fax: (048) 9263 3840 Email: tim@andrewingredients.co.uk Web: www.andrewingredients.ie Main Products Bakery ingredients, flour, & Services: bread and cake mixes, icings, dried fruit, savoury and sweet sauces, colours and flavours, baking powders etc. Contact: Managing Director: Tim Andrew

Identification Systems Unit 48, Canal Walk, Park West Industrial Park, Nangor Road, Dublin 12. (01) 620 5742 (01) 620 5735 info@aisltd.ie www.aisltd.ie RFID equipment, automatic labelling, print & apply systems, industrial barcode scanning, 2D barcode equipment, hand held readers, mobile computers, fixed mount scanning, label printers, mobile printers, desktop printers, industrial printers, barcode printers, labels & ribbons. Supply, install & maintenance of auto ID products. Custom solution development for product traceability suitable for you.

All In All Ingredients Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

33 Lavery Avenue, Park West, Dublin 12. (01) 626 3957 (01) 626 6052 dhickey@allinall.ie www.allinall.ie Ingredients, blending services, research & development. Managing Director: Daniel Hickey

ALS Labelling Solutions Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Unit 18, Westpoint Business Park, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15. (01) 824 2643 (01) 815 7497 info@labelling.ie www.labelling.ie Automatic labelling machines, print & apply, label printers, barcode scanning, inkjetting & marking systems, service & spares, thermal ribbons & labels. Pat Phibbs

Avery Weigh-Tronix Address: Dublin: Airton Park, Airton Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24. Tel: (01) 400 0720 Fax: (01) 400 0750 Antrim: 1 Sentry Lane, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim, BT36 4XX. Tel: (028) 9083 9092 Fax: (028) 9083 5393 Email: irelandinfo@awtxglobal.com Web: www.averyweigh-tronix.com/ireland Main Products Avery Weigh-Tronix/ & Services: GSE indicators and weighing equipment; Labelling equipment; Atex Systems for Food & associated industries; Liquid and bag filling; Vessel and hopper weighing; Lorry weighbridges & Management systems; Recipe and Q.C. software. A full range of maintenance support contracts. Emergency breakdown service; Legal Metrology Verification, Full range of calibration services including UKAS; High precision balances, project management and project support; Provide service for all manufacturerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s brands, not only Avery Weigh Tronix equipment; software contract support; Full range of

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equipment hire: Full range of consumable products, Printheads, Thermal transfer ribbons and labels. Product Services Manager: Alan Morrison

BIM/Irish Sea Fisheries Board Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

PO Box 12, Crofton Rd, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. (01) 214 4100 (01) 214 4132 info@bim.ie www.bim.ie State Agency with responsibility for sea fishing and aquaculture industry.

Blenders Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Unit 4, IDA Centre, Newmarket, Dublin 8. (01) 453 6960 (01) 453 7607 sales@blenders.ie Mayonnaises, dressings, bouillons, cooking sauces, table sauces, carvery sauces, relishes in bulk catering, sachets and retail jar formats. Branded and private label. Director of Sales: David Chandler Directors: Robin Simpson, David Simpson

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The Irish Food Board Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Clanwilliam Court, Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2. (01) 668 5155 (01) 668 7521 info@bordbia.ie www.bordbia.ie Marketing, promotion and development of Irish food, drink & horticulture.

Camida Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Tower House, New Quay, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. (052) 612 5455 (052) 612 5466 joe.guiney@camida.com www.camida.com Ingredients (Food, Beverage, Feed). Lecithin, Esters (Fatty acids & MCT oils), Emulsification systems, Sweeteners (Sucralose, Stevia, NHDC), Vitamin blends, Flavour systems, Meat functional blends (Texture & yield improvers), Gum Arabic. Sales Manager: Joe Guiney

Celtic Sales Company Ltd

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203 Northwest Business Park, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15. (01) 829 3944 (01) 829 3955 paddybyrne@celticsales.ie Packaging materials for fresh food. Managing Director: Paddy Byrne

Celtic Sales Company (Cork) Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Unit 3B, Waterfront Business Park, Little Island, Co. Cork. (021) 429 7984 (021) 429 7990 celticsalescork@eircom.net Suppliers of packaging, containers for food, cakes & salads, net bags, plastic bags & cardboard boxes. Mary Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

Central Health & Safety Services Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Block B, The Courtyard, Newbridge, Co. Kildare. (045) 436 166 (045) 438 851 maura@chss.ie www.chss.ie Central Health & Safety, are a FETAC & FAS registered centre with a team of highly qualified and experienced consultants in all aspects of Health & Safety.

Codico Distributors Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email:

Cleaboy Business Park, Old Kilmeaden Road, Co. Waterford. (051) 379 933 (051) 372 352 sales@codico-distributors.com Web: www.codico-distributors.com Main Products Domino: Inkjet, Laser, & Services: Outer Case, Thermal Transfer, Thermal Inkjet, Print and Apply Labelling, 2D, Data Matrix Systems, Electrox: Yag, Fibre, UV Lasers, Handling Stations.

Com-Plas Packaging Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Naas Industrial Estate, Naas, Co. Kildare. (045) 874 088 (045) 874 090 sales@complas.ie www.complas.ie Food Pots & Buckets, Food Trays, Lidding Machine and a Wide Range of Packaging Containers.

Corcoran Chemicals Ltd

Address: 17 Parkgate Street, Dublin 8. Tel: (01) 633 0400 Fax: (01) 679 3521 Email: info@corcoranchemicals.com Web: www.corcoranchemicals.com Main Products Distributors of raw & Services: materials for the food, pharmaceutical chemical industry. Contact: Sales

Corcoran Products (Irl) Ltd Address: 17 Parkgate Street, Dublin 8. Tel: (01) 633 0400 Fax: (01) 679 3521 Email: info@corcoranproducts.com Web: www.corcoranproducts.com Main Products Suppliers of packaging to & Services: the food, pharmaceutical and industry. Contact: Colin Acton

Cross Refrigeration (Irl) Ltd Address: Tel: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Nationwide with offices in Armagh, Cork, Dublin and Limerick. Armagh: (028) 3752 6090 Cork: (021) 430 2321 Dublin: (01) 451 1915 Limerick: (061) 417 415 info@cross-group.org www.cross-group.org Energy management & all major types of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning systems installed & commissioned. www.crossdirect.ie offers commercial refrigeration, best prices, delivered direct within one week of order! Dedicated Refrigeration and Air Conditioning rental business - check out: www.crosshire.ie

CRS Mobile Cold Storage Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web:

Carnisle, Kildalkey, Co. Meath. (046) 943 5000 (046) 943 5068 enquiry@crs.ie www.crs.ie

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Increase your on site cold storage capacity: CRS offer a wide range of temperature controlled storage solutions both new and professionally refurbished for rent and purchase.

Dalkia Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

145 Lakeview Drive, Airside Business Park, Swords, Co. Dublin. (01) 870 1200 (01) 870 1201 info@dalkia.ie www.dalkia.ie Energy Management Services, Utilities Management Services, Maintenance, Lighting & Technical Services. Business Delvelopment Manager, Energy & Utilities: Alan Keogh

Diamond Corrugated Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

12-13 Pennyburn Industrial Estate, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, BT48 OLU. (048) 7126 2957 (048) 7126 7094 mail@diamondcorr.com www.diamondcorr.com Corrugated, multi-point glued, litho-laminated corrugated, folding cartons. Sales & Marketing Manager: Joanne Beckett

Dollard Packaging Ltd Address: Tel: Email: Web: Main Products Contact:

Units 6-11, Eklad Park, Malahide Road Industrial Park, Malahide Road, Dublin 17. (01) 847 0044 sales@dollard-packaging.ie www.dollard-packaging.ie Print and Packaging. Sales Director: David Hilliard

DSG Packaging Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

L2 Toughers Industrial Park, Newhall, Naas, Co. Kildare. (045) 454 900 (045) 447 355 rdoyle@dsgpack.ie www.dsgpack.ie Specialists in Contract Packaging, Outsourcing and â&#x20AC;&#x153;End of Lineâ&#x20AC;? Filling and Packaging Services. Robert Doyle

Elopak Address: Tel: Fax: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

67 Broomhill Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24. (01) 452 1111 (01) 451 3938 www.elopak.com Liquid Packaging, Milk, Soup and Juice Cartons, Packaging Machines. Derek Nangle

ESB Independent Energy Dublin Office: Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web:

Woodford Business Park, Santry, Dublin 17. (01) 862 8300 (01) 862 8350 info@esbie.ie www.esbie.ie

Festo Ltd Address: Head Office: Unit 5, Sandyford Park, Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin 18. Tel: (01) 295 4955 Fax: (01) 295 5680 Email: sales_ie@festo.com Web: www.festo.com/ie Main Products Pneumatic, electrical & & Services: sensoric equipment. Industrial automation Engineering F O O D I R training. ELAND 2012 service. Complete system solutions.

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www.greiner-gpi.com Greiner Packaging is a leading supplier of plastic food packaging in the UK, Europe and North America, leading the way with innovation technology and decoration.

GS1 Ireland Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Second Floor, The Merrion Centre, Nutley Lane, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. (01) 208 0660 (01) 208 0670 info@gs1ie.org www.gs1ie.org Global Supply Chain Standards, Barcode Numbering, RFID, eCommerce, Datapool, Bar Coding, National Datapool Training & Advisory Services. GS1 Ireland Helpdesk: Karen Murphy

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Caramels -colours, aromatics, pastes. Rice Starches and Syrups. Gelatin and Hydrolzed Collagen. Aromild Plus, yeast extract and flavourings, replacement for MSG. Potato and Pea Starches, potato flakes, granules. Starch, Glucose, Proteins. Glucose powders and syrups, maltodextrins. Potassium Sorbate / Sorbic Acid. Xanthan Gum, Guar Gum, Carrageenan, emulsifiers & stabilisers. Naturally brewed Soy Sauce, Teryaki Sauce, M&S approved, Apple fiber and Oat fiber. Brands: Emsland, Nigay, BeneoRemy, Stringer Flavour, Rousselot, Kohjin, Cesalpinia, Palsgaard, Kikkoman, Microfood. CEO: Maurice Healy Sales Director: Gareth Healy Technical Director: Pat McDonagh

Healy Group Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

HCL House, Second Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24. (01) 404 9200 (01) 404 9201 ghealy@healy-group.ie www.healy-group.com The Healy Group are a the market leader in innovative food ingredient solutions for all sectors of the food industry. Our innovative products include; Salt Reduction, Fat replacement, natural sugar replacement, clean label starches, cocoa replacement and many more innovative solutions. If you have a challenge, we have a solution… Products offered:

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12 Ritaville, Old Cork Road, Limerick. (061) 603 742 info@hhsolutions.ie www.hhsolutions.ie Food Probes & Data Loggers & Wireless Monitoring Systems. Irish agents for Eltex of Sweden & Comark Ltd. Sales Manager: Garry Tuite

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Dungannon, Co.Road, Tyrone, Address: 116 Clonmore BT71 6HX. Co. Tyrone, Dungannon, 048 38 851 413 6GNGRJQPG BT71 6HX. 'OCKN jasongovenderjmc@aol.com Tel: 048 38 851 413 9GD www.jmcpackaging.co.uk Email: jasongovenderjmc@aol.com /CKP 2TQFWEVU Specialists in packaging Web: www.jmcpackaging.co.uk 5GTXKEGU materials and equipment. Main Products Specialists packaging Shrink wrapinequipment, tray sealing equipment, & Services: materials and equipment. automatic label Shrink wrap equipment, applications, automatic tray sealing equipment, stretch wrappers, automatic label checkweighing & metal applications, automatic detections, polyolefin stretch wrappers, shrink film, smoothwall checkweighing & metal foil trays, soft fruit detections, polyolefin punnets, food grade stretchfilm, film & lidding shrink smoothwall filmtrays, and meat poultry foil soft&fruit trays. food grade punnets, %QPVCEV Jason Govender stretch film & lidding (086 0234177). ,QJPUVQP .QIKUVKEU .VF film and meat & poultry #FFTGUU Blackchurch Business trays. 4 3 FO O D I R ELAN D Contact: Jason Park,Govender Rathcoole, ,QJPUVQP .QIKUVKEU .VF (086 Co.0234177). Dublin.

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#FFTGUU Blackchurch Business ,QJPUVQP .QIKUVKEU .VF 6GNGRJQPG (01) 401 3333 Rathcoole, #FFTGUU Park, Blackchurch Business (CZ (01) 458 8015 JohnstonCo. Logistics Dublin. 'OCKN info@jol.ie Park, Ltd 6GNGRJQPG (01) 401 3333Rathcoole, 9GD www.johnstonlogistics.ie Address: Blackchurch Business Co. Dublin. (CZ (01) 458 8015 /CKP 2TQFWEVU Warehousing 'OCKN Park, Rathcoole, & info@jol.ie 6GNGRJQPG (01) 401 3333 Co. Dublin. 5GTXKEGU Logistics. 9GD www.johnstonlogistics.ie (CZ 458 8015 Tel: (01) 401(01) 3333 %QPVCEV Business Development: /CKP 2TQFWEVU Warehousing & Fax:'OCKN (01) 458 8015 info@jol.ie Deirdre McGuirk 5GTXKEGU Logistics. Email: info@jol.ie 9GD www.johnstonlogistics.ie Niall Hickey %QPVCEV Business Development: Web: www.johnstonlogistics.ie /CKP 2TQFWEVU DeirdreWarehousing McGuirk Main Products Warehousing & Logistics. & Niall Hickey 5GTXKEGU Logistics. K& Services:

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Manotherm Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Website: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Kiernan’s Food Ingredients Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Unit 8 Steadfast Industrial Estate, Carrickmacros, Co. Monaghan. (042) 966 2096 (042) 966 3954 info@kiernans.ie www.kiernans.ie Seasoning, sauces, marinades, cures & packaging.

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AdvantageWay, Way, 33Advantage BallygomartinIndustrial Industrial Ballygomartin Estate,Ballygomartin Ballygomartin Estate, Road,Belfast BelfastBT13 BT133LZ. 3LZ. Road, (048)9077 90777444 7444 (048) (048)9077 90774067 4067 (048) info@labelone.ie info@labelone.ie www.labelone.ie www.labelone.ie Self-adhesive labels, labels, Self-adhesive extended content leaflet extended content leaflet labels. labels. Sales Manager, ROI: Sales Manager, ROI: Chris Moore Chris Moore 087 252 3335 087 252 3335

4 Walkinstown Road, Dublin 12. (01) 452 2355 (01) 451 6919 info@manotherm.ie www.manotherm.ie Distributors of controls & instrumentation. Managing Director: R.V. Gilbert Director & Project Sales Engineer: Robert C. Gilbert

Measom Freer & Co. Ltd Address: 37/41 Chartwell Drive, Wigston, Leicester, F O O D I R E L ALE18 N D2FL,2 0 1 2 England. Tel: (0044) 116 288 1588 Fax: (0044) 116 281 3000 Email: sales@measomfreer.co.uk Web: www.measomfreer.co.uk Main Products Measom Freer & Services: manufacture and stock quality plastic bottles, custom moulded bottles, .QIQ2CM +PVGTPCVKQPCN .VF dropperHouse, caps, scoops, #FFTGUU Enterprise measures, George Cayleyboxes, Drive,jars, tubes, fasteners etc, for Clifton Moor, food use. Services include York, 3D4XE. design, in-house YO30 tool1904 making 6GNGRJQPG (0044) 692and 333screen printing. (CZ (0044) 1904 690 728 Contact: Sales Director: 'OCKN salesonweb@logopak.net Mark Freer 9GD www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk Technical Director: /CKP 2TQFWEVU Print & Apply Andrew Freer 5GTXKEGU Labelling Systems, software solutions, N labels & ribbons. %QPVCEV General Manager: Wilson Clark

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#FFTGUU 4 Walkinstown Road, National Chemical Dublin 12. Company Address: (01) 452 NCC2355 House, 6GNGRJQPG 42 Lower (CZ (01) 451 6919 Leeson Street, Dublin 2. 'OCKN info@manotherm.ie Tel: (01) 613 1400 9GDUKVG www.manotherm.ie Fax: (01) 634of0132 /CKP 2TQFWEVU Distributors Email: sales@ncc.ie 5GTXKEGU controls & Web: www.ncc.ie instrumentation. Main Products FoodDirector: Ingredients: %QPVCEV Managing & Services: R.V. Gilbert Acacia Gum, Acesulfame K, Acidulants, Alginate Director & Project Blends, Amino Acids, Sales Engineer: Robert C. Gilbert

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and expertise in the sourcing of speciality chemicals and ingredients from international producers within their home markets, which in turn improves the sourcing capabilities we can offer our customers. Product Manager: Fintan McConnell (fmcconnell@ncc.ie)

National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

1 Swift Square, Northwood, Santry, Dublin 9. (01) 807 3800 (061) 332 982 info@nsai.ie www.nsai.ie Certification and inspection services to national & international product & management system standards including ISO 22000, ISO 9001, OHSAS and BRC Global Food Standard.

New Era Packaging Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Drogheda Industrial Estate, Donore Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth. (041) 987 5600 (041) 983 4481 dnevin@newera.ie www.newera.ie Self-adhesive labels for all end-users and manufacturers. Sales Director: David Nevin

NITL Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Dept. of Engineering, Dublin Institute of Technology, Bolton Street, Dublin 1. (01) 402 4023 (01) 402 3991 AdeLinares@dit.ie www.nitl.ie Learning & Research. Antonio de Linares

NPP Group Ltd

T.S. O’Connor & Son Ltd

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Address: Unit C, 67 Heather Road, Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin 18. Tel: (01) 295 5696 Fax: (01) 295 5741 Email: andrew@bags.ie Web: www.bags.ie Main Products/ Printed Carrier Bags, & Services: Tapes, Labels & Flexible Packaging. Contact: Sales Manager: Andrew Haughton

Unit 509 Mitchelstown Road, Northwest Business Park, Ballycoolin, Dublin 15. (00353) (0) 1 880 9299 (00353) (0) 1 880 9298 sales@npp.ie www.npp.ie Flexible plastic packaging distributors. Sales Director: Eoin McDonagh

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Address: Innishannon, Co. Cork. Tel: (021) 477 5522 Fax: (021) 477 5449 Email: ursula.lecane@nutritionsupplies.ie Web: www.nutritionsupplies.ie Main Products Vitamin & Nutrient & Services: Precision Premixes. Contact: Managing Director: Dr. Frank Cremin Technical Director: Ursula Lecane

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2004 Orchard Avenue, City West Business Campus, Naas Road, Dublin 24. (01) 413 6200 (01) 457 0219 info@odenberg.ie www.odenberg.ie Robotics, mechanical handling systems. Business Unit Manager: James J. Deane

Obeeco Ltd

Packex Industries Ltd

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Annaville Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. (01) 278 2323 (01) 278 2374 sales@obeeco.ie www.obeeco.ie Packaging machinery, materials, thermal print solutions. Director: Richard Burke Director: Olive Walker

O’Brien Ingredients Address: O’Brien House, Magna Drive, Magna Business Park, Citywest, Dublin 24. Tel: (01) 469 1400 Fax: (01) 469 1360 Email: ingred@obrien-ingredients.ie Web: www.obrien-ingredients.ie Main Products Supplier of ingredients & Services: (chilled, frozen and ambient) to the food processing, bakery and food service/fine food retail sectors Contact: Sales Account Manager: Tom Pigott

Unit 1, Village Mills Business Park, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow. (0404) 69 851 (0404) 69 861 sales@packex.ie High quality flexible packaging. Ivan Cruise

P.C. Packaging Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services:

Derrynane House, Eadestown, Naas, Co. Kildare. (045) 883 510 (045) 880 934 philip@pcpackaging.ie www.pcpackaging.ie Packaging machinery/ shrink films, flexible packaging, Belca range of shrink wrappers, Ilapak flow wrapping, Sovereign labelling systems, Sick sensors.

Pegler & Louden Address: Tel: Fax: Main Products & Services: Contact:

White Heather, Industrial Estate, 301 South Circular Road, Dublin 8. South Link Park, Ballycurreen Road, Grange, Co. Cork. (01) 416 5170 (01) 416 5175 (021) 497 7128 (021) 491 5213 Industrial valves and actuators. Sales Director: Pat Kelly Office Manager (Cork): Pat O’Brien

Pharmafoods Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

Lower Waterford Road, Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. (051) 645 066/645 084 (051) 645 033 info@pharmafoods.net www.pharmafoods.net Bilwinco Multihead Weighers, Mondini Tray Sealers Vacuum and Gas, Limitech Liquid Processing Equipment, Rovema Vertical Form Fill Sealers, Cartoning, Bag In Box, Abtech Premade Pouch Production for Tuna in Foil. Dermot Brett 086 259 0667 Don Malanowski 086 389 1567

PK Chemicals Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Main Products & Services: Contact:

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Puratos Crest Foods Ltd Address: Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Main Products & Services: Contact:

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Boyne House, Boyne Business Park, Greenhills, Drogheda, Co. Louth. (041) 983 2137 (041) 983 5463 sales@trilbytrading.ie Food Grade Vegetable Oils. sales@trilbytrading.ie

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Room 242, Food Science Building, University College Cork, Cork. (021) 490 2384 (021) 427 0244 foodandnutrition@ucc.ie www.ucc.ie/en/fns/ Education, research, continuing education & training.

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