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Bologna, 4 giugno 2018 Convegno L’Export di Alimenti verso i Paesi Terzi, consolidamento di flussi tradizionali e apertura di nuovi mercati La nostra esperienza con la FSMA Page 1
Company overview Il business Il Gruppo La Doria è leader nella produzione di derivati del pomodoro, frutta, legumi conservati e sughi pronti ambient. Il Gruppo è fortemente vocato all’export e produce prevalentemente a marchio private labels, i marchi commerciali della Grande Distribuzione e della Distribuzione Organizzata, sia italiani che esteri. La Doria è un'azienda familiare alla 2^ generazione. Fondata nel 1954 dalla Famiglia Ferraioli, è presente sul mercato da oltre 60 anni. Page 2
Company overview La posizione competitiva • 1° produttore italiano di pelati e polpa di pomodoro • 1° produttore italiano di legumi conservati • 2° produttore italiano di succhi di frutta e 1° nello specifico segmento delle private labels • 1° produttore italiano di sughi pronti nel segmento delle private label • Primi sul mercato britannico delle conserve di pomodoro e dei legumi conservati a marchio private labels • Primi nelle conserve di pomodoro in Giappone ed Australia Page 3
Company overview Le leve competitive Alta qualità del prodotto Prezzo concorrenziale Forte efficienza industriale che consente di essere altamente competitivi nei costi, grazie a elevata tecnologia di processo, economie di scala, utilizzo ottimale della capacità produttiva e integrazione verticale della produzione con la produzione interna di scatole. Volumi elevati in grado di soddisfare le esigenze dei colossi della Distribuzione Moderna Ampiezza e profondità della gamma Segmentazione dell’offerta private labels a presidio di tutte e tre le linee pl (primi prezzi, marchio insegna e premium price). Innovazione di processo e di prodotto a servizio delle private labels in linea con i nuovi trend di consumo e le innovazioni dell’industria di marca. Elevata flessibilità nella personalizzazione delle ricette, packaging e servizio Relazioni consolidate di lungo termine con i maggiori players della Grande Distribuzione Rapporti di partnership con clienti e fornitori strategici Corporate Governance in linea con le best practice e cultura della Sostenibilità Page 4
Company overview La struttura del Gruppo La Doria La Doria è una società quotata alla Borsa valori di Milano, segmento Star (segmento titoli alti requisiti). Famiglia Ferraioli (63%) Flottante (37%) DOR (58%) (98.67%) LDH (La Doria) Ltd- società di trading, leader sul mercato britannico nei derivati del pomodoro e legumi conservati prodotti dal Gruppo, oltre che in altri articoli complementari (pasta secca, tonno e salmone in scatola, Eugea Mediterranea S.p.A. - società italiana produttrice di derivati del pomodoro e puree di frutta. Page 5
Company overview Il trend del fatturato consolidato +2,4% (in milioni di Euro) 800 748,3 669,1 700 631,4 653,1 604,4 578,9 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 Italia Estero Page 6
Company overview Un’ampia gamma di prodotti POMODORO VEGETALI FRUTTA/TE’ SUGHI PRONTI ALTRE LINEE (LDH trading) Pelati Legumi lessati Nettari Sughi rossi Polpa Baked beans Succhi 100% Pesto Pasta secca Passata Red kidney beans Bevande Sughi bianchi Tonno e salmone Pasta in scatola Sughi con carne in scatola Pomodorini Tè freddo Frutta sciroppata Sughi pronti Carote Sughi con pesce in scatola Zuppe legumi e Condimenti per Mais in scatola vegetali insalate Pet food Page 7
Company overview I siti produttivi 7 siti produttivi Superficie totale 812.000 m2 La Doria (Parma) La Doria (Faenza) di cui coperta 304.000 m2 Eugea Mediterranea La Doria (Lavello) (Acerra) 746 dipendenti fissi La Doria circa 1.000 stagionali (Angri) Headquarter La Doria La Doria (Sarno) (Fisciano) Page 8
Iter per FSMA Come previsto dal 21CFR117.126 (2) La Doria ha identificato degli individui qualificati addestrati per l’FSPCA Page 10
Formazione PCQI E’ stato quindi creato un team PCQI multidisciplinare con componenti di sito e componenti fissi Page 11
Redazione Food Safety Plan La Doria ha quindi sviluppato differenti Food Safety Plan per coprire tutte le produzioni per il mercato US così come previsto da: PART 117 -- CURRENT GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE, HAZARD ANALYSIS, AND RISK-BASED PREVENTIVE CONTROLS FOR HUMAN FOOD Subpart C--Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls Sec. 117.126 Food safety plan Page 12
Come abbiamo strutturato il food safety plan A grandi linee abbiamo previsto: Descrizione del prodotto Product Name Romano Pasta Sauce Sam’s Product Description, including Important Food Tomato based products with ricotta cheese and pecorino Romano Safety Characteristics - PART 114—ACIDIFIED FOODS pH < 4,5 Ingredients tomato pulp (tomato, tomato juice, citric acid), tomato paste (tomato, tomato juice, citric acid), Ricotta Cheese (Pasteurized Whey, Salt, Citric Acid), olive oil, water, onion, Pecorino Romano Cheese made with Sheep's Milk (sheep's milk, salt, rennet), basil, salt, sugar, garlic, lactic acid. CONTAINS: MILK Packaging Used Glass Jar 680g net weight, metal cap, paper label. 2 jars are shrink wrapped and put in a x12 carton Intended Use The product is ready-to-eat Intended Consumers General public not suitable for infant Shelf Life 36 months ambient, unopened; 3-4 days in refrigerator after opening Labeling Instructions Empty contents into a saucepan. Heat gently, stirring occasionally until piping hot throughout. Do not allow to boil. Pour into the drained pasta and serve. Storage and Distribution Ambient Page 13
Come abbiamo strutturato il food safety plan Schema a blocchi semplice Receiving shelf stable ingredients Receiving frozen ingredients Receiving chilled ingredients Receiving packaging material shelf stable ingredients storage chilled ingredients storage packaging material storage frozen ingredients storage (onion, pecorino romano, (olive oil, chopped tomatoes, (garlic and basil) (jars, lids, label, carton) tomato paste, lactic acid, ricotta cheese) sugar and salt) mix all ingredients water pastorization tube in tube hot filling and sealing cleaning jars (invert and flush with filtered air) coding Heat treatment and cooling in tunnel of closed jar vacuum test x ray detection labelling secondary pack positive release Page 14 shipping
Process Narrative Process Narrative Receiving packaging material Withe glass jars are received on pallet shrink wrapped Metal caps are received in plastic blue bags inside carton that are put on pallet. Vendors provide a certificate of conformance that packaging materials is suitable for food contact. Labels are received on pallet shrink wrapped and put on pallet. Receiving shelf stable ingredients Olive oil: is received in1000 kg tanks or bulk in cisterns. In this case supplier provide certificate of washing of the cistern. Chopped tomatoes and tomato paste: are aseptic and are supplied in drums of 200 kg around on pallet (4 drums / pallet) or in big bag of 800/1000 kg. Lactic acid: is supplied in 1000 kg tanks Sugar and salt: are received in 25 kg. bags. Receiving frozen ingredients Garlic and basil are received both in blue plastic bags inside a carton on pallets. Product is delivered on refrigerated trucks (-18°C) with the obligation to provide truck temperature registration during all stages of loading and transport until the unloading to the farm Receiving chilled ingredients Onion: are received in plastic bins in truck. Pecorino romano and ricotta cheese are received in blue plastic in carton bins in refrigerated truck (0/4°C) Packaging storage glass jars are stored in the square outside Metal caps , label and other pack material are stored in the package warehouse Shelf stable ingredients storage Olive oil: is stocked in refrigerated tanks Chopped tomatoes and tomato paste: are stored in the square outside Lactic acid, sugar and salt: are stored in raw material, room temperature, warehouse Page 15 Frozen ingredients storage Garlic and basil are stored in refrigerated warehouse (-18°C)
Come abbiamo strutturato il food safety plan Schema seguito per Hazard Analysis: Hazard Analysis Hazard identification (column 2) considers those that may be present in the food because the hazard occurs naturally, the hazard may be unintentionally introduced, or the hazard may be intentionally introduced for economic gain. B = Biological hazards including bacteria, viruses, parasites, and environmental pathogens C = Chemical (including radiological) hazards, food allergens, substances such as pesticides and drug residues, natural toxins, decomposition, and unapproved food or color additives P = Physical hazards include potentially harmful extraneous matter that may cause choking, injury or other adverse health effects (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Ingredient/ Identify potential food safety Do any potential Justify your decision What preventive control Is the Processing Step hazards introduced, controlled food safety for column 3 measure(s) can be applied to preventive or hazards require a significantly minimize or control preventive enhanced at this step prevent the food safety applied at control? hazard? this step? Process including CCPs, Allergen, Sanitation, Supply‐chain, YES NO other preventive control YES NO Receiving B None packaging C Undeclared X Labels must Allergen Control X material allergens declare Label are preventively (jars, lids, label, allergens present approval by QA and carton) in the product controlled at the incoming (milk) for presence of allergen by QC P None Receiving shelf B None stable C Peroxides, IPA, X Ingredient come ingredients pesticides, heavy from evaluated (olive oil) metals, dioxin and supplier audited micotoxin PCBs and monitored. Furthermore, where deemed necessary, certificates and / or statements accompanying the goods are required on the basis of a risk assessment and or internal analysis are conducted on the product P None EMA Presence of different X Olive oil is a raw Supply chain control X oil material at fraud Raw material comes from risk evaluated supplier Page 16 Receiving shelf B None Low pH, shelf- stable stable product is ingredients not likely to have (tomatoes biological hazards
Quali Pericoli sono stati considerati? 1 Hazard Analysis: As per CFR 117.130(a)(2) La Doria has considered known or reasonably foreseeable hazards that include: • Biological hazards, including microbiological hazards such as parasites, environmental pathogens, and other pathogens; • Chemical hazards, including radiological hazards, substances such as pesticide and drug residues, natural toxins, decomposition, unapproved food or color additives, and food allergens; and • Physical hazards (such as stones, glass, and metal fragments); and Known or reasonably foreseeable hazards that may be present in the food for any of the following reasons: • The hazard occurs naturally; • The hazard may be unintentionally introduced; or • The hazard may be intentionally introduced for purposes of economic gain. (ema) Page 17
Quali Preventive control 1 Preventive controls: As per CFR 117.135(b) La Doria implements preventive controls to provide assurances that any hazards requiring a preventive control will be significantly minimized or prevented and the food manufactured, processed, packed, or held will not be adulterated under section 402 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or misbranded under section 403(w) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Preventive controls are written and include controls at critical control points (CCPs), if there are any CCPs; and Controls, other than those at CCPs, that are also appropriate for food safety. Preventive controls include: • Process controls: procedures, practices, and processes to ensure the control of parameters during operations such as heat processing, acidifying, including maximum or minimum value, or combination of values, to which any biological, chemical, or physical parameter to be controlled to significantly minimize or prevent a hazard requiring a process control. • Food allergen controls. include procedures, practices, and processes to control food allergens for ensuring protection of food from allergen cross-contact, including during storage, handling, and use; and labelling the finished food, including ensuring that the finished food is not misbranded under section 403(w) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. • Sanitation controls. include procedures, practices, and processes to ensure that the facility is maintained in a sanitary condition adequate to significantly minimize or prevent hazards such as environmental pathogens, biological hazards due to employee handling, and food allergen hazards. Sanitation controls must include, as appropriate to the facility and the food, procedures, practices, and processes for the: Cleanliness of food-contact surfaces, including food-contact surfaces of utensils and equipment; Prevention of allergen cross-contact and cross-contamination from insanitary objects and from personnel to food, food packaging material, and other food-contact surfaces and from raw product to processed product. • Supply-chain controls. include the supply-chain program as required by subpart CFR 117 Subpart G--Supply-Chain Program • Recall plan. Recall plan as required by CFR 117.139. Page 18 • Other controls. Preventive controls include any other procedures, practices, and processes necessary (for example hygiene training and other current good manufacturing practices)
Come abbiamo strutturato il food safety plan Esempio di matrice per la valutazione dei Process Preventive Controls Process Hazard(s) Critical Corrective Verification Records Monitoring Action Control(s) Limits What How Frequency Who Operative instruction Mix all Finished Product pH not pH of sauces Measure of the Each batch QC Process IL01 QP-L: Correct the pH Verification of SAP over 4,30 after mixing all pH on samples before the control sampling for pH adding lactic acid, registration from control ingredients product discharge (production the ingredients from the batch control re control the the QC plan microbic std: as per sap kitchen IL02 QP-L pH batch supervisor alteration control operative control plan) (Clostridium instruction and Bacillus species, other pathogenic microorganisms ) activation if pH is over 4.60 pasteurization Alteration due Safety limit Control of the on line Start up for Process IL02 QP-02 ste Suspend the Verification of SAP to under F100≥ 6.5 couple T and t as registration and flow rate and operator point tube in tube product as registration from control tube in tube (equivalent to per SAP control automatic control start up and 1 IL03 QP-02 set provided by the the QC plan processing 100 ° C for 6.5 plan with device h for T point control tube Non conformity supervisor minutes). system in case of in tube procedure , lower IL16 QP-02 alarm quarantine of the temperature control tube in product and tube involvement of QA cleaning jars Foreign bodies Pressured Control of the on line Start up / Process IL17 QP-02 jar Suspend the Verification of SAP contamination air pressure of registration and shift operator inverter and product as registration from control pressured air automatic control treatment with provided by the the QC plan due to handling as per SAP with stop of the pressured air Non conformity supervisor or packaging control plan line in case of control procedure , lower pressure involvement of QA Hot filling and Microbic min T as per Control of the Measurement of Start up / Process IL18 QP-02 control Suspend the Verification of SAP alteration due to SAP control filling the temperature each hour operator at filling station product as registration from control sealing plan with calibrated provided by the the QC plan low filling temperature thermometer Non conformity supervisor temperature procedure , involvement of QA Glass Absence of Control of the Visual control Start up / Process IL01 QP-D 01: Suspend the Verification of SAP contamination glass fragment line from the each hour operator / QC Glass product as registration from control cleaning of the management provided by the the QC plan due to operator Non conformity supervisor breakage jar up to procedure , during filling of capper involvement of glass jars QA Net weight not Net weight Weight control Control on Start up / Process IL05 QP-L USA Suspend the Verification of SAP conform to US 680g balance end/ each operator Check weight product as registration from control control USA provided by the the QC plan market 1/2 hour Non conformity supervisor procedure , involvement of Page 19 QA
Certificazione volontaria FSMA PREVENTIVE CONTROLS MODULE Page 20
Ulteriori corsi e consulenti CORSI: Corso su etichettatura USA Export USA: Food defence Corso food fraud AGENTE USA E CONSULENTE: EAS Consulting Group LLC,1700 Diagonal Road, Suite 750,Alexandria VA, 22314 Page 21
Difficoltà e proposte per il futuro DIFFICOLTA’: Trattandosi di un nuovo mercato fortemente in crescita la nostra maggiore difficoltà attualmente sta nel dover creare nuovi SID che possano coprire sia produzioni industriali che campioni destinate alle fiere. ASPETTATIVE: Cosa auspichiamo? La creazione di un network con altre aziende ed enti locali nazionali per condividere per esempio aspetti operativi e/o per avvalersi degli stessi consulenti anche in un’ottica di cost saving Page 22
Grazie per l’attenzione Page 23
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