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PACKAGING: A KEY DRIVER FOR HEALTHIER CONSUMPTION Bruce Funnell Head of Packaging Global Confectionery Nestlé R&D

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PACKAGING: A KEY DRIVER FOR HEALTHIER

CONSUMPTION

Bruce Funnell Head of Packaging – Global Confectionery

Nestlé R&D

• Total sales circa CHF 100 Billion

• 2000+ Brands

• Over 86 national subsidiaries

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NESTLÉ: GLOBAL LEADER IN FOOD & BEVERAGES DELIVERING NUTRITIOUS FOOD & BEVERAGES SINCE 1867

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OUR AMBITION BE THE RECOGNISED LEADER IN NUTRITION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND THE INDUSTRY REFERENCE FOR FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Input

costs Urbanisation

Sustainability Aging

population Malnutrition

Rising

Prosperity

New

Technologies

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THE NEW REALITY WE ARE LIVING IN A TIME OF EXPONENTIAL CHANGE

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www.bbc.co.uk/

news

Overnutrition Undernutrition

Nutrient excess

Overweight & obesity

• CVD, diabetes

• Etc.

Nutrient deficiencies

• Protein energy malnutrition

• Micronutrient malnutrition

Focus on “Big 4”: iron, vit A, iodine, zinc

1.6 billion

1.0 billion

>2.0 billion

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MALNUTRITION IS A GLOBAL CHALLENGE FOOD Vs NUTRITION SECURITY: FROM UNDER NUTRITION TO OBESITY PANDEMIC

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Source: Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk

Factors Study 2013, Lancet medical journal.,July 22, 2014

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3 4 50 Tobacco use

Physical Inactivity

Poor diet

3 Risk Factors

4 Diseases

Heart Disease

Chronic Respiratory Disease Cancer

Obesity (TII

Diabetes)

50% of Deaths

OVERNUTRITION IS A MAJOR CONCERN 50% OF DEATHS ARE DRIVEN BY BEHAVIOUR AND THEREFORE PREVENTABLE

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Source: World Health Organisation, Global status report on non-communicable diseases 2010

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10 % of

children in UK

enter primary school

overweight…

20 % of

children

leave primary school

overweight.

> 80 % of 16-17 year olds

are

overweight…

Overweight in this age

group is likely

to remain into

adulthood

OBESITY IN CHILDREN: A GROWING CONCERN BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE IS NEEDED

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Source: J J Reilly, Obesity in childhood and adolescence: evidence based clinical and public health perspectives, Postgrad Med J. JulY 2006; 82(969): 429–437.

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• 86% (sales) of our products for children in Europe met all

of the Nestlé Nutritional Foundation criteria

• 5.3 billion € sales of children’s & family products in

Europe already had specific portion guidance on-pack

• 99.3% (sales) of our products in Europe had front of

pack GDA labelling

• 1414 products renovated to reduce sodium, sugars,

trans-fats, total fat, calories or artificial colourings

• 2062 products reformulated with increase of nutritious

ingredients / essential nutrients

• By 2015 offer specific Portion Guidance ™ on-pack on

every single eligible children & family product in our

portfolio

HOW IS NESTLE MEETING ITS AMBITION ? 2013 PROGRESS & COMMITMENTS IN EUROPE

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Good to remember

2 snakes (25g) are one portion

Good to remember

A box of Nerds is one portion

Disruptively communicating with consumers on the

right portion: e.g. front of pack, activity icons

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR PACKAGING? PORTION GUIDANCE ON PIECE PRODUCTS

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Intuitively communicating with consumers on the right

portion: e.g. One row ( 4 pieces) = One serving

PORTION GUIDANCE ON PACK PORTION GUIDANCE ON TABLETS

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PACKAGING FOR PORTION CONTROL PORTION FORMATS FOR INDIVIDUAL OR SHARING

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PACKAGING FOR SHARING PORTIONS RECLOSE TO SAVE SOME FOR LATER

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EDUCATION TO MEASURE CONSUMPTION PORTION CONTROL THROUGH CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT

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SLOWING DOWN CONSUMPTION INTERACTIVE PORTION CONTROL

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PORTIONABLE MULTI-PACKS EFFICIENT MATERIAL USAGE THROUGH BOOKLET FORMATS

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PORTION CONTROL ON-THE-GO COMBINING MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGIES

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Put the consumer, the shopper, the retailer

at the centre of the packaging development.

GOOD PACKAGING DESIGN IS CONSUMER CENTRIC PUTTING THE CONSUMER, SHOPPER & RETAILER AT THE CENTRE

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consume

sell

shop

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CONSUMER CENTRIC PACKAGING THE COMPLETE LIFECYCLE NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED

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SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE WE ARE FIRMLY COMMITTED TO REDUCE WASTE ALONG THE VALUE CHAIN

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INNOVATION IS NEEDED TO MEET THE CHANGING WORLD BREAKING THE PARADIGM

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SUMMARY COMMUNICATION & INNOVATION: ENGAGING HEALTHIER CONSUMPTION

Guiding through

responsible messages

that Consumers can

relate to

COMMUNICATION INNOVATION SYSTEM Portion-ability needs to be

intuitive & engaging,

decreasing waste without

added complexity

Packaging is part of a system

Product & Packaging must be

designed together

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Thank you

“ the great thing about the future is that you can shape it “

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Thank you for listening

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