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FDI Creme Global Reformulation Project The Evolution of Food and Drink in Ireland 2005 2017 Sandrine Pigat, Head of Food & Nutrition EuroFir Food Forum, Brussels, 2019 About Creme Global Creme Global is a Scientific Data Modelling


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The Evolution of Food and Drink in Ireland 2005 – 2017

FDI Creme Global Reformulation Project

Sandrine Pigat, Head of Food & Nutrition EuroFir Food Forum, Brussels, 2019

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Creme Global is a Scientific Data Modelling & Technology Company. Creme Global uses data science to understand food intakes, nutrition and health in consumer populations to inform food formulation and public health strategies.

About Creme Global

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FDI Creme Global Reformulation Project Overview and Methodology

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Estimate the impact of reformulation and the introduction of new products on the nutrient intakes of the Irish population. Surveys Used:

The National Teens’ Food Survey (2005 – 2006) National Children’s Food Survey (2003 – 2004) National Adult Nutrition Survey (2008 – 2010) National Pre-school Nutrition Survey (2010 – 2011)

FDI Creme Global Reformulation Project Overview and Methodology

Nutrients:

Sodium Fat Saturated Fat Sugar Energy

Project Scope Retail

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Phase 1 - Reformulated Products Only

Directly replaced survey foods – no scope for product choice changing between years.

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Phase 2 - Enhanced Methodology

Phase 2 uses similar principals to Phase 1 but in addition, Phase 2 takes account of new products and discontinued products.

Consumer Basket 2005 2017

  • Consumers movement away from products

popular in 2005 to products popular in 2017.

  • Composition of the products changing.
  • More data, giving a more holistic view of

the market.

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Food categories included:

❑ Beverages excluding milk ❑ Desserts, biscuits, cakes, ice-cream and confectionery ❑ Meat products ❑ Milk and dairy products ❑ Breakfast cereals ❑ Rice, pasta, savouries and gluten free bread ❑ Savoury snacks including crisps ❑ Soups, sauces, pulses and misc. foods ❑ Spreading fats

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Special thanks to our contributing members

Participating companies

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Data Collection Portal

Companies

15

Food Products

1,780

Concentration data points collected

23,305

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Associating market share with concentration values

gfat /100g gfat /100g gfat /100g Product 1 Product 2 Product 3

2005

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Associating market share with concentration values

gfat /100g gfat /100g gfat /100g Product 1 Product 2 Product 3

2017

Product 4 gfat /100g NEW

New product enters the market

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Probabilistic Intake Model

Frequency Amount Nutrient Concentration

40g

Diary Day 1

500g 200g 90g 0.6% 0.02% 1.5% 0.007%

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Daily Average Daily Average Daily Average

Probabilistic Intake Model

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Daily Average Daily Average Daily Average

Probabilistic Intake Model

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Nutrient Intake

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Mean Consumer Intake

Nutrient Intake

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95th Percentile Consumer Intake (High Consumer) Mean Consumer Intake

Nutrient Intake

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Optimistic Scenario Conservative Scenario

2005 2017 2005 2017

Rest of the market Rest of the market

Rest of Market

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Change in Mean Consumer Intake

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Change in P95 Consumer Intake

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Key Results

Direct reformulation of products on the market in both 2005 and 2017

These figures show the percentage reduction in nutrients from 235 products that were on the market in 2005 and remained on the market in 2017.

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Key Results

Intakes

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Sandrine Pigat Sandrine.pigat@cremeglobal.com www.cremeglobal.com

Thank You