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Sustainability grounds everything we do. As the world’s largest buyer of raw materials in the industry, we also want to work towards the broader benefit of the planet. We source materials in ways that preserve our environment, stimulate the development and well-being of communities and safeguard the efficient use of precious resources.

Sustainability grounds everything we do. As the world’s largest buyer of raw materials in the industry, we also want to work towards the broader benefit of the planet. We source materials in ways that preserve our environment, stimulate the development and well-being of communities and safeguard the efficient use of precious resources.

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  1. 1. Natural flavours & sustainability A perspective from Givaudan, SFS Singapore 2017
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  3. 3. Confidential information of Givaudan 3 Most preferred flavour of kids #1 flavour in yoghurt Strawberry 3
  4. 4. Choose from the following options What option would you prefer in your product? Strawberry Flavouring? Natural Strawberry Flavouring? Natural Strawberry Flavouring containing x% of real strawberries? 100% Crushed Strawberries? 4
  5. 5. “If all Australia’s strawberry yoghurt use 100% crushed strawberry flavour this would require 16,000 football pitches of strawberry cultivation!” Source: Givaudan 5
  6. 6. Choose from the following options What option would you prefer in your product? Strawberry Flavouring? Natural Strawberry Flavouring? Natural Strawberry Flavouring containing x% of real strawberries? 100% Crushed Strawberries? 6 Still the same choice?
  7. 7. As Naturalness is one of the most important demand drivers for consumers, how can we sustainably provide them with products they trust from recognised natural sources? 7
  8. 8. 8 For consumers, natural means ‘as intended by nature’ • Natural is associated with healthy, fresh and organic • The less processed or complex the product, the more natural it is Decoding natural • Market fresh • Traditional process • Fruits and vegetables • Mother earth • Bio/Eco labels • Provided by animals • Homemade dishes Spontaneous associations with natural:
  9. 9. 9 Perceptions are mainly linked to composition and formulation 1. Composition (81%) • Presence of natural components • It contains pieces of fruits/vegetables 2. Formulation (50%) • It contains no artificial flavouring • It contains no colouring 3. Preservation (35%) • No preservatives • Recently harvested ingredients 4. Cultivation (28%) • It has no or limited usage of pesticides • Organic 5. Transportation (7%) • Ingredients from local producer • Produced in my country / region 7% 28% 81% 50% 35%
  10. 10. Innovating responsibly through natural processes By investigating and developing alternative sources of key natural raw materials we contribute to the protection of fragile natural sources. 10
  11. 11. 11 Natural processes Ingredients from plants Certain plants contain ingredients that can be used as natural flavour Natural conversions Precursor ingredients can be converted into desirable flavour ingredients by mimicking the tools that nature has developed for itself Fermentation Micro-organisms convert raw materials into desirable natural flavour ingredients Kitchen processes Looking at what cooks do at home and restaurants, combined with scientific insights Isolation methods Using new technologies to fractionate extracts from natural sources
  12. 12. Ingredients from plants Vanilla extract Natural conversions Roasted coffee Fermentation Soy sauce An extract from the traditionally fermented pods of the vanilla orchid Roasting green coffee beans generates the coffee aroma through a complex set of natural conversions A condiment made from the fermented paste of boiled soybeans, roasted grain, brine and food-grade molds of the Aspergillus family 12 Examples of natural processes The science behind traditional knowledge
  13. 13. Givaudan naturals TasteEssentials® Vanilla Rich history… deep presence Natural Givaudan is also the largest global purchaser of Natural Vanillin History Givaudan has been an active partner in vanilla Presence Today, Givaudan is one of the largest buyers of vanilla beans in the world and the largest certified organic vanilla buyer globally 100 years 13
  14. 14. Agricultural Practices Food Security Education Hygiene & Health Alternative Revenues • Beekeeping • Animal breeding • Vanilla harvesting and curing practices • Improved rice farming practices (SRI) • Construction & renovation of schools • School material developed and supplied • Construction of lavatories in several villages • Construction of health centres and water wells TasteEssentials® Vanilla An example of our “Communities at Source” programme Current Madagascar Program Pillars 32 villages organic farmers and their families children3,000 4,000 2016 Scope 14
  15. 15. Working together to bring you the best solutions from nature Givaudan your natural partner 15
  16. 16. Confidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of GivaudanConfidential business and proprietary information of Givaudan, may not be copied or distributed to anyone without the express written permission of Givaudan Thank you Sustainable Foods Summit, Singapore, November 2017

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