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Bridging the GapThe work of the
National Food Crime Unit
Andy Morling
Head of Food Crime
National Food Crime Unit@NFCULondon
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1. Serious dishonesty that impacts
detrimentally on either the safety or
the authenticity of food.
Food crime (noun)
2. Any meal prepared by Andy Morling.
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National leadership.
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Proactivity.
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Severity of punishment.
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Food crime is new.
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June 2012 June 2016
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“Ok yes, I was motivated by greed, but I blame that on workplace culture”
1980
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2012
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Characteristics of ‘new’ crimes
Not perceived as ‘real’ crime
Industry ambivalence
Few ‘natural break-out points’
Very low levels of reporting
Poor understanding of threat
Complex response landscape
Victims largely unaware
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Natural surveillance – see something, say something
Multi-sector vigilance
Foregrounding ethics - making it industry’s problem
Incentivising informers
Detection algorithms
Dedicated law enforcement response
Zero tolerance.
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PURSUEIdentifying and disrupting
people involved in food crime
PREVENTPreventing people from
becoming involved in food crime
PROTECTCreating a more hostile offending environment
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STRATEGIC
KNOWLEDGE
TARGET
DISCOVERY
CASE
DEVELOPMENT
INTERVENTION
LEARNING
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