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GS1 Standards – Food Safety to Traceability

World Food Safety Day Celebration

Presenters : Tarryn Daniels , Michele Francis Padayachee

GS1 South Africa

A division of the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa

Friday , 05 June 2020

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Traceability - Definition

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Traceability Principles

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Traceability Principles

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Traceability Principles

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Traceability across the supply chain

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Internal Traceability

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External Traceability

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Commercial requirements for food safety

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Trends in traceability technologies

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Complexity in the supply chain

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Food Fraud

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Types of food fraud

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Supply Chain Traceability – Why?

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South Africa – Listeriosis

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How we develop standards

Our Global Standards Management Process ensures our standards are truly global:

1. Determine relevance

2. Gather requirements

4. Develop collateral

3. Create standards

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Key industries served

Apparel

Foodservice

Fresh Foods General Merchandise

HealthcareRetail Transport & Logistics

CPG/Grocery

Technical Industries

Agriculture

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GS1 System principles

USE : GS1 Standards for Business Processes

GTS Global Traceability Standard GTC control points and compliance criteria Product Recall in Multiple Recall Jurisdiction

Traceability for Fresh fruits Traceability for fish guidelines Traceability for Meat & Poultry guidelinesand Vegetables guidelines

(Despatch Advice, Recall notification )

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GS1 Standards enabling traceability in the food supply chain

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