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How can Food Safety Standards help improve food fraud risk mitigation?
16th - 18th April 2018 | Amsterdam
8th Annual
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What is IFS?
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2017/2018: IFS FOOD REVISION
VERSION 6.1 – VERSION 7
IFS TIMELINE
2 0 0 3 2 0 0 62 0 0 52 0 0 4 2 0 1 2
IFS Food V 3
HDE (Germany)
IFS Food V 5
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
FCD (France)
IFS Food V4
IFS Food V 6
ITC
Spain
2 0 0 92 0 1 6
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30 employees
speaking over
10 languages
6 standards
and 2 programs
110 Certification Bodies & assessment service providers
10 offices world wide
Standards translatedin up
to 20 languages1150 auditors
in 100 countries
6 national working groups
with 80 members
750 + retailers
working with IFS
> 22.000audited companies
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IFS STANDARDS & PROGRAMME
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IFS STRUCTURE
IFS General Structure
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IFS INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Bert UrlingsVion Food
Certification Bodies
Bizhan PourkomailianMcDonalds
Aline MaysseEurope Snacks
Cristina DiezPalacios
Gabriele SperiAia
Jürgen SommerFreiberger
Steve ThomeDawn Foods
Faycal BellatifEurofins
Sabrina BianchiniDNV
A. Hernandez AENOR
Joachim MehnertDQS
Dr. Horst LangGlobus
Luc HoremansScamark
Angela MoritzRewe Group
Maria Lopez de M. DIA
Alberto PeiròMercadona
Lucia Tortoreto Coop
Sébastien BianGroup Casino
Andrea ArtoniConad
Ute PieperMETRO C&C
Andreas DörrCoop
Massimo GhezziCarrefour
RetailersCertification Bodies
Manufacturers Food Services
Karin VoßEdeka
Ricardo FabregatConsum
IFS MANAGEMENT
N.N.N.N.
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IFS Mission:
“Delivering trusted products”
IFS Vision:
“Providing trusted standards and services to cooperate within the supply chain to improve product integrity.”
IFS MISSION AND VISION
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PLINIO SECONDOIN VINO VERITAS?
FOOD FRAUD IS AS OLD AS…….
“….THE WINES ARE BEING ADULTERATED THE VERY MOMENT THEY ENTER THE VAT.”
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Giveme a
break!
Myturn!
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SUPPLY CHAIN COMPLEXITY
Aspekte der Globalisierung
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Pizza Peperoni
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TOMATO SAUCETOMATO PUREE: Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, ArgentinaSUGAR: China, Germany, France, UKPEPPER: Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Brazil, China OREGANO: Greece, Turkey, MacedoniaBASIL: Egypt, Turkey SAGE: Albania, TurkeyTHYME: Morocco, Egypt, Albania, Poland MODIFIED STARCH: Netherlands, Germany SALT: Germany, UK, Russia CARRAGEENAN: PhilippinesSODIUM ALGINATE: UK
SPICES AND VEGETABLESRED PEPPERS: Spain, South Africa, Mexico, Turkey CHILLIES: Mexico, Spain, ChinaSWEETCORN: Spain, USA, Israel GHERKIN: Poland, HungryMUSHROOM: Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, France
SMOKED PORK PEPPERONIPORK: Poland, Denmark, China, Thailand PORK FAT: Poland, Denmark, Brazil SALT: Germany, France, UKDEXTROSE: USA, GermanySPICES: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Indonesia ANTIOXIDANT (EXTRACT OF ROSEMARY): Tunisia, Morocco, Spain SODIUM ASCORBATE: China, TaiwanSODIUM NITRATE: Chile, Peru
PIZZA BASEWHEAT FLOUR: USA, Canada, France, Germany RAPESEED OIL: UK, France, Spain, ItalyYEAST: Germany, FranceDEXTROSE: USA, China, Brazil, India,Pakistan MALTODEXTRIN: Brazil, PolandSALT: Germany, UK, FranceSOYA LECITHIN: Brazil, China, USA
MOZZARELLA CHEESEDenmark, Germany, Italy, France
Pizza Peperoni30 Ingredients
36 potential Countries
SUPPLY CHAIN GLOBALIZATION
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WHAT HAVE QUALITY & FOOD SAFETY
STANDARDS DONE?
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2013 Horse meat scandal in Europe.
2014 IFS Food Version 6. First standard with food fraud / adulteration relatedrequirements: authenticity
2015 BRC Food Issue 7 incorporates specific food fraud clauses in their standard
2017 GFSI Benchmarking requirements Ver. 7.1 includes requirements.
2014 GFSI releases Position Paper on mitigating the public health risk of food fraud
2018 All standards incorporate requirements
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WHAT DOES IFS?
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Food Quality
Food safety
Food Integrity (Fraud)
Food Defense
IFS FOOD
Was macht der IFS
Not Intentional/ Accidental
Adulteration
IntentionalAdulteration
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• If a manufacturer is able to produce a safe product according to its customersspecifications.
• If the relevant processes are correctly and effectively implemented.
• IFS Food ist not able to check that all finished products, raw materials arecompliant to customer‘s specifications.
IFS CHECKS
What IFS does
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SupplierEvaluation
TOPICS COVERED
Was macht der IFS
IncomingGoodsControl
SupplierSourcing
Supply Chain
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• 4.4 Purchasing• 4.4.1 The company shall control purchasing processes to ensure that all externally
sourced materials and services, which have an impact on food safety and quality, conform to requirements […]
• 4.4.2 There shall be a procedure for approval and monitoring of suppliers (internal and external), outsourced production or part of it.
• 4.4.3 The approval and monitoring procedure shall contain clear assessment criteria such as: audits, certificates of analysis, supplier reliability and complaints […]
• 4.4.4 The results of suppliers’ assessments shall be reviewed regularly and this review shall be based on hazard analysis and assessment of associated risks […]
• 4.4.5 The purchased products shall be checked in accordance with the existing specifications and their authenticity, based on hazard analysis and assessment of associated risks […]
SUPPLIER RELATED REQUIREMENTS
Was macht der IFS
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GLOSSARY DEFINITION
FOOD FRAUD
The deliberate and intentional substitution, mislabelling, adulteration or counterfeiting of food, raw materials, ingredients or packaging placed upon the market for economic gain. This definition also applies to outsourced processes.
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FOOD FRAUD DEFINITION
The deliberate and intentional substitution, mislabelling, adulteration or counterfeiting of food, raw materials, ingredients or packaging placed upon the market for economic gain. This definition also applies to outsourced processes.
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FOOD FRAUD VULNERABILITYASSESSMENT
A documented food fraud vulnerability assessment shall be undertaken on all raw materials, ingredients, packaging and outsourced processes, to determine the risk of fraudulent activity in relation to substitution, mislabelling, adulteration or counterfeiting. The criteria considered within the vulnerability assessment shall be defined.
4.21.1
4.21 Food Fraud
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FOOD FRAUD MITIGATION PLAN
A documented food fraud mitigation plan shall be developed, with reference to the vulnerability assessment, and implemented to control any identified risk. The methods of control and monitoring shall be defined and implemented.
4.21.2
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FOOD FRAUD ASSESSMENT REVIEW
In the event of increased risk, food fraud vulnerability assessment shall be reviewed. Otherwise all vulnerability assessments shall be reviewed at least annually. Control and monitoring requirements of the food fraud mitigation plan shall be reviewed and amended when applicable.
4.21.3
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TRANSITION PERIOD
1 year no Major on new food fraud requirements
Realization of vulnerability assessment
Implementation of control measures
Review process planned or in place
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NEXT STEPS
Webinar
Auditor Question Guideline
Food Fraud Guideline
Food Fraud Webinar & Training
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4.21.1 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTAUDITOR QUESTIONS
?Is there a defined vulnerability
assessment methodology?Are all raw materials, ingredients and packaging subject to vulnerability assessment?
Are the risk factors defined for product (raw material, ingredient and packaging) and suppliers?
Vulnerability assessment procedure
Vulnerability assessment
records
List of raw materials,
ingredients and packaging and their suppliers
Results of internal audit review
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4.21.2 MITIGATION PLAN AUDITOR QUESTIONS
?Is there a food fraud mitigation
plan procedure in place?
Are control measures appropriately and consistently applied in
accordance with identified risks?
Who monitors, and where necessary actions, issues identified by the control measures?
Food Fraud Mitigation Plan
proceduresComplaints
Food Fraud Mitigation Plan
control measure records and review
(and actions)
Results of internal audit
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4.21.3 REVIEW OF THE ASSESSMENTAUDITOR QUESTIONS
?
Are control and monitoring requirements changed, and if so, why?
Is the effectiveness of the food fraud mitigation plan reviewed? If
so how is this undertaken?
How often is a vulnerability assessment undertaken?
Food Fraud Mitigation Plan
procedures
Complaints
Food Fraud Mitigation Plan
control measure records and review
(and actions)
Results of internal audit
Vulnerability assessment procedure
Vulnerability assessment records
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IFS FOOD FRAUD APPROACH
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Identify potentialproduct fraud risk
Undertake the product fraudvulnerabilityassessment
Develop productfraud mitigation plan
Implementing and monitoring of
controls
Review and refine
VA and MP
Establish product fraudassesment team
DEVELOPING A STRATEGY
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OUTLINE
Reliable Information and Data Sources Gathering including list of products/packaging/suppliers
Vulnerability Assessment on Products
Vulnerability Assessment on Suppliers
Assessment of current control measures
Mitigation Plan: Decision on Prioritization
Mitigation Plan: Decisions on actions and new control measures
Review Process (management, results, new events)
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RELIABLE INFORMATION AND DATA SOURCES
Raw materials, ingredients and packaging list and their suppliers
Media
National Competent Authorities -product recall alerts
EU RASFF- Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed
Testing Laboratory Information
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VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ON PRODUCTS
Low
1Low
2Low
3Low
4
Low
2Low
4Low
6Medium
8
Low
3Low
6Medium
9Medium
12
Low
4Medium
8Medium
12High
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1Very Likely
2Likely
3Quite Possible
4Possible
5Not Likely
Medium
5
Medium
10
High
15
High
20
Medium
5Medium
10High
15High
20High
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Likelihood of Current Detection
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VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ON PRODUCTS
Tomato Paste
Very Likely2
Likely3
Quite Possible Possible Not Likely
Extra VirginOlive Oil
Likelihood of Current Detection
No
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E X A M P L E
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VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ON SUPPLIERS
Very high confidence
High confidence
Medium confidence
Low confidence
Very low confidence
1
2
3
4
5
History of business
Commercial and Technical relationships
Cultural and business ethics
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ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES RELATED TO FOOD FRAUD ACTIVITY
Product inspection prior to intake
Audits
Supplier questionnaires
Raw material, ingredient and packaging analytical testing
Mass balance testing
HighGood level of control measures
MediumMedium level of control measures
LowLow level of control measures
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MITIGATION PLAN: DECISIONS ON ACTIONS AND NEW CONTROL MEASURES
Raw Material, Ingredient, Packaging or Food
Supplier Product RiskScore
Supplier RiskScore
Overall RiskScore
Current Control MeasureRating
Team Decision
Revised Control Measures
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MITIGATION PLAN: DECISION ON PRIORITIZATION
Limited availability of product
Cost: new suppliers vs. new surveillance measures
Analytical cost
Level of product risk
Turnover / importance of product
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REVIEW PROCESS
Change in ownership of supplier
Change in financial situation of supplier
Evidence of fraud found by control measures
Change in raw material availability
Change in cost of raw material(s)
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CAN IFS DO MORE?
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QR CODE
QR Code shows following Information
Is the certificate in the
Database?Yes/No
COIDName of company
Address of company
GLN when available
Certification Body
StandardDate of
certification
CertificateExpiration
CertificateValidity
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Product FraudRisk MitigationTraining
From May 2018
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„IFS AUDIT MANAGER“
FREE IFS APP
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03Audits Record and
Consultation 06Updates und News per Push
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SOON TO COME: IFS DASHBOARD
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How to audit product & process integrity?
Developed with Dutch Certification Body, retailers, Manufacturer and Supply Chain Information Management Experts
- Vertical Approach
- Integrity risks and fraud cases of the sector- Inside information of customers
– Specific way of auditing– Specific checklist– Professional Evaluation of the auditor
-> results in risk of product integrity issues-> different auditor competence needed
Specific Product Integrity Audit (PIA) Project
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