School Milk Packaging Tetra Pak

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Ways of packagingand presenting milk in

schools-an Africanperspective

Content

Introduction

African Perspective

Why Milk

Packaging Formats

Examples in Africa

Contacts


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Tetra Paks vision

We commit to making food safe and available, everywhere

Global Concerns, Our Concerns

The most creative agentsof change may well be

partnerships among Governments,

private businesses, non-profit organisations,scholars and concerned citizens

~ Kofi AnnanUN Secretary General

1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger2. Achieve universal primary education3. Promote gender equality and empower woman4. Reduce chi ld mortali ty5. Improve maternal health6. Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other disease7. Ensure Environmental sustainability8. Develop a global partnership for development

By 2015!


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Food for Development Office

Tetra Pak VisionWe commit to making food safe and available, everywhere

FfDO MissionTo proactively support our partners by providing knowledge

and expertise to initiate and support socially sustainable

agricultural, feeding and food development programs.

STRATEGY

The Value Chain Model- From Cow to Consumer

ConsumersSchool Milk

Support forFeedingProgrammes

Consumerinformation

Dairy farms

Support fortraining ofdairy farmers

Equipment

financing

Dairy Plant

Commercialfinancing ofdairy plants

Management

support andtraining

Distributors

Support formarketdevelopment

Jobs are created in each stage of this value chain.


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1. School Milk/feedingPrograms

2. ProductivityImprovements among;- workers employed in

Labour Intensiveindustries

- people Living withHIV/AIDS

Focus Areas for Africa

Feeding ProgramInitiative:

Foreign Aid fundedprogrammes

Grass root communityinvolvement

Public / Privatepartnerships

StrategyEstablish Partnerships for Food for Developmentinitiatives based on Tetra Pak products and knowledge

- Agricultural development

- Private sector development

- Job creation

- School feeding programmes

- Malnutrition & diseaseeradication

- Emergency relief

- Productivity improvementprogrammes

Poverty AlleviationHealth & Nutrition


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An African Perspective

Key Challenges:Hunger/Starvation Malnutrition Poverty Disease HIV/Aids Diversity Big Population

Poor Infrastructure War

Why Milk?

TP No.xxx, AB11

MILKS WHOLESOME GOODNESS

Milk contains the following nutrients: Proteins = body building & growth

Carbohydrates = energy

Fat = energy

Vitamins (A, D, B6, B12 ) = protection against diseases

Micro nutrients = protection against diseasesCalcium, Magnesium, Niacin, Phosphorous, Zinc, Folic acid


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Packaging Formats

Packaging must address the following: Food Safety

Convenience

Affordability

Food Safety Product remains fresh for months without refrigeration

and preservatives

Hygienic ready to consume solution

A key to private sector development and job creation

TP316, 0102JH


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Convenience

Cost-effective transport and storage withminimal environmental impact

No need for cold chain

Makes safe food available the whole year

Available in portion packs:200ml and 250ml

TP101, 0303JH

A package should savemore than it costs


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Affordable Solutionsfrom Tetra Pak

Tetra Fino AsepticTetra FinoTM Aseptic packages for economical milk

Customers

low cost system

ambient distribution :

territorial coverage expansion

Tetra Pak quality brand image enhancer

ambient storage

minimal losses

long shelf life

milk availability at all times promote impulse purchases

guaranteed safety

protected product quality

convenient

on-the-go or in-homeconsumption

affordable

ConsumersCustomers Channel

Available in 200ml, 250ml500ml and 1000ml


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Customers

High-quality, high-speed system

Low cost, thanks to:

- Efficient production

- Flexo print- Minimum surface

packaging

Ambient storage

Reach remotelocations

Distribution in

returnable cratesand/or disposableboxes

Content kept fresh

Retains nutritionalvalue

Handy size for

children Unique and fun

shape

Channels Consumers

0507 Tetra Pak Carton AmbientEmerging Segment, TPCA678A

Tetra Classic Aseptic

Tetra Classic Aseptic packages for economical milk

Tetra Brik Aseptic

Customers Channels Consumers

Versatile costeffective package

Flexible packagingsolution

Smart logistics

Ambient storage

Reach remote

locations Effective and cost

effective distribution

Content kept fresh

Safe no need for

preservatives Retains nutritional

value and taste

Handy size forchildren 200ml,250ml


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Nigeria- Dairy Development

Presidential Committee on dairy developmentinaugurated March 2004 as a result of FfDOpresentations

FfDO fact finding field visits in Financing, DairyDevelopment and Feeding Programmes

Dairy Development Pilot

under development

for Nasarawa State:

- improved milk production

- UHT dairy

Nigeria

- Feeding Programme

Fortified cereal drink Nutri Sip

Pilot covers 60,000 children

FfDO expert to work with implementation More states to follow - Federal Government willing to

share costs with State Governments

Local production to replace imports asap

School Feeding PilotProgramme to belaunched in NasarawaState May 2005


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Tanzania- Dairy Development

Milk production: low yields, low quality, most local milksold unprocessed

Processing industry: lack of raw milk, operate on lowcapacity, lack of management capacity

Result: large imports of dairy products

Dairy companies identifiedwanting to develop UHTproduction based on local milk

Dairy Development Projectdefined by Tetra Pak within

UNDP/Growing SustainableBusiness initiative, study to becofunded

There is no finer investment for anycommunity than putting milk into children.

WINSTON CHURCHILL


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Contacts for more Information

Andanje Mwairumba, Country ManagerUganda

Email: [email protected]

Helen Too, Food for DevelopmentCoordinator (East Africa)

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 254 20 534300

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