GOING FURTHER TOGETHER. FISH & SEAFOOD @ METRO.€¦ · OUR PORTFOLIO. More than 1,000 locations....

GOING FURTHER TOGETHER. FISH & SEAFOOD @ METRO.June 20th 2018METRO

© METRO AG. Corporate Responsibility@METRO1 20/06/2018

OUR PORTFOLIO

More than1,000locations

In 35countries

With more than150,000employees

From151nations

AT A GLANCE

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Group sales

€37,140 million

EBIT €1,106 million

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INTERNATIONAL PRESENCELOCATIONS BY REGION

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WESTERN EUROPE

EASTERN EUROPE ASIA

Austria

Belgium

France

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Portugal

Spain

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Rep.

Hungary

Kazakhstan

Moldova

Poland

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Slovakia

Turkey

Ukraine

China

India

Japan

Pakistan

12

16

97

386

50

17

10

37

11

9

13

13

6

3

30

30

89

9

6

33

31

90

24

10

9

As of 30 September 2017.

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THE WORLD’S CHALLENGES ARE THE CHALLENGES OF OUR BUSINESS AS IT IS BASED ON TRADING WITH RESOURCES.

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SUSTAINABILITY PLAYS A CRUCIAL ROLECUSTOMERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE FUTURE EXPECT MORE

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SUSTAINABLE FISH & SEAFOODWE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

METRO is one of the leading fish wholesalers in Europe

We sell 200,000 tonnes of various species of fish every year worldwide

METRO’s global turnover in fish (fresh, frozen, deep-frozen and canned) is 1.3 Billion € per year

Direct sourcing from producers, either via Trading Offices or locally sourced

Fish as our USP (Unique Selling Point) in the store for our customers

It is our responsibility, as a reliable partner for our customer, to define criteria for sustainable procurement


OUR TARGET

80% of TOP 12 species will be certified by 2020 by one of the following certification standards:

ASC (Aquaculture Stewardship Council)

European Organic Certification

FOS (Friend of the Sea )

GAA - BAP (Global Aquaculture Alliance – Best Aquaculture Practices)

GLOBALG.A.P.

MSC (Marine Stewardship Council)

or any other certification standard which has been recognized by the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative:

Alaska Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) Certification Program

Iceland Responsible Fisheries Management (IRFM) Certification Programme

Voluntary commitment registered at the United Nations Oceans Conference June 2016.


OUR PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS SUPPORT SDG 14 AND 17 AND MAKE OUR OUTREACH STRONGER.

World Economic Forum

Global Dialogue and Seafood Traceability

Consumer Goods Forum

Global Sustainability Seafood Initiative

North Atlantic Seafood Forum

…. and upcoming collaborations in the connection to the reduction of plastic & packaging


2020 TUNA TRACEABILITY DECLARATION

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4. Government Partnership

In addition to the above commitments, we – as industry leaders – will call on and work with governments to take actions needed to support them:

a) Implement Harvest Strategies for all tuna stocks under the jurisdiction of each tuna RFMO by 2020, that will ensure sustainably managed tuna fisheries in line with SDG Target 14.4.b) Establish systems to identify and restrict illegal seafood through government-led measures on traceability and transparency.c) Build capacity to establish and manage information systems to account for domestic and international fishing fleets, landings, enforcement and trade of seafood products, in line with the FAO Code of Conduct and the Port State Measure Agreement.

3. Commitment to Environmentally Responsible Tuna Sources

We pledge to source from tuna fisheries that have implemented:

a) Robust science-based management plans, including harvest strategies that can maintain stocks at, or restore them at least to, levels which can produce maximum sustainable yield; andb) Measures to ensure that impacts of fisheries on the environment are sustainable, including bycatch mitigation techniques.To put this pledge into effect we will continue to explore new opportunities to support the multi-stakeholder initiatives mentioned above, and we will work to continually increase our sourcing from tuna fisheries certified by schemes that are internationally recognized by the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI).

1. Tuna Traceability Commitment

We pledge that all tuna products in our supply chains will be fully traceable to the vessel and trip dates, and that this information will be disclosed upon request at the Point of Sale either on the packaging or via an online system.

2. Commitment to a Socially Responsible Tuna Supply Chain

We pledge to eliminate any form of slavery and ensure suppliers at least meet minimum social standards in management practices as recommended in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Labour Organization’s Conventions and Recommendations.


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4. Government Partnership

In addition to the above commitments, we – as industry leaders – will call on and work with governments to take actions needed to support them:

a) Implement Harvest Strategies for all tuna stocks under the jurisdiction of each tuna RFMO by 2020, that will ensure sustainably managed tuna fisheries in line with SDG Target 14.4.b) Establish systems to identify and restrict illegal seafood through government-led measures on traceability and transparency.c) Build capacity to establish and manage information systems to account for domestic and international fishing fleets, landings, enforcement and trade of seafood products, in line with the FAO Code of Conduct and the Port State Measure Agreement.

3. Commitment to Environmentally Responsible Tuna Sources

We pledge to source from tuna fisheries that have implemented:

a) Robust science-based management plans, including harvest strategies that can maintain stocks at, or restore them at least to, levels which can produce maximum sustainable yield; andb) Measures to ensure that impacts of fisheries on the environment are sustainable, including bycatch mitigation techniques.To put this pledge into effect we will continue to explore new opportunities to support the multi-stakeholder initiatives mentioned above, and we will work to continually increase our sourcing from tuna fisheries certified by schemes that are internationally recognized by the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI).

1. Tuna Traceability Commitment

We pledge that all tuna products in our supply chains will be fully traceable to the vessel and trip dates, and that this information will be disclosed upon request at the Point of Sale either on the packaging or via an online system.

2. Commitment to a Socially Responsible Tuna Supply Chain

We pledge to eliminate any form of slavery and ensure suppliers at least meet minimum social standards in management practices as recommended in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Labour Organization’s Conventions and Recommendations.


WHAT IS TRACEABILITY?

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Global levelEssentialfor now and the future to various stakeholdersRelated to sustainability and safety aspects

Country levelManage food incidents in countries

METRO`s levelAligned to our business values and strategy

Product levelTransparencyabout products and supply chain


TRACEABILITY AS A TOOL FOR ADDING VALUE TO THE CUSTOMER

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METRO’S SOLUTION AT A GLANCE

Producer Processor METRO


PRO TRACE: HOW IT WORKSTHERE ARE 2 WAYS TO OBTAIN THE DATA OF THE TRACEABLE PRODUCTS

1. By scanning the barcode of the tracearticles on the packaging of theproduct: by downloading the PRO TRACE App the customer can scan the barcode andall available information for this GTIN – LOT combination can be displayed.

2. By manually entering the GTIN and LOT numbers on PRO TRACE app or METRO website: these numbers are printed on the invoice so the customer can retrieve them easily.

Invoice:


TRACEABILITY @ METRO: WHAT?

Product info and lot

Catching method

FAO fishing area

Breeding company

Slaughtering house

Farmer

Harvest date and location

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Production method

Minimum durability

Quantity

Processing company

Packaging date

…

IdentificationStandard: keyto traceabilityinformation

Data collectionstandard: Barcode


BENEFITS OF TRACEABILITY

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Customer

Increased trust Food safety Choice to choose Increasing demand for more

information and digitalization

Supplier

Increased visibility Optimized internal processes Ready for the future Differentiation


CUSTOMERS ACCESS INFO VIA PROTRACE APP

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General product information

Species Info

Origin

Certification

CatchingMethod


PRO TRACE IN GERMAN PRIME TIME NEWS‘TAGESSCHAU’, JUNE 2017


https://www.tagesschau.de/multimedia/video/video-295877.html

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING CAMPAIGNTHERE´S A STORY TO TELL

TELL AND SELL


CONTACTSAndrea K. WeberDirectorCorporate Responsibility

METRO AGMetro-Straße 140235 Düsseldorf

M +49 151 1511-1746T +49 211 6886-4050E [email protected]

www.metroag.de


Global Fishing Watch Transparency, Traceability and Accountability

Tony LongCEO

Global view

Our vision Healthy, productive and resilient oceans where transparent and effective governance of marine resources supports biodiversity and sustainable development.

Our mission Advance ocean sustainability through increasing transparency;• Within the next 10 years, reveal the vast majority of the world's commercial fishing

activity – capturing some 300,000 of the largest vessels responsible for 75% of the global marine catch – and increase our ability to track more small-scale fishing vessels.

• Revolutionize the ability to monitor and visualize the global commercial fishing fleet, offering near real-time tracking of fishing activity via our map and downloadable, free data

• Accelerate scientific research and innovation, promote effective fisheries policy, boost global dialogue on transparency in fisheries, and improve market incentives and seafood traceability.

Key attributes

GlobalShows the fishing activity of ~60,000 publicly trackable commercial fishing vessels operating in the ocean

Near real-timeRegularly updated to show vessel tracks and fishing activity from January 1, 2012 through three days prior to present time

Easy to useDesigned so bothexperts and non-experts can see and assess fishing activity at a glance and track individual vessels over time

Free for everyoneAvailable to anyonein the world with aninternet connection

© Alex Hofford / Greenpeace

Workspace Example

http://globalfishingwatch.org/map/workspace/udw-v2-29d2b557-670d-4da7-a33a-9f3e2164c99c

globalfishingwatch.org@globalfishwatch

Global Fishing Watch research program enables global scientific, economic, and policy work that would not be possible without a large-scale analysis platform and shared new data products.

2 years since inception 10 papers

published 25+ papers inprogress

How Sanchi's spill could spread

http://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/rngs/CHINA-SHIPPING-SPILL/010060NC166/index.html

“THAILAND’S PATH TO SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES”

ADISORN PROMTHEP, THAILAND20 Jun 2018

ThailandSustainable

Fisheries

Environment

SocialEconomic

Strong Political View

Royal Ordinance on Fisheries 2015

MCS : Monitoring Control Surveillance

Traceability system

FISHERIES REFORMS

Monitoring Control Surveillance

32 PIPO

VMS & AIS Inspection at SeaInspection at Port

Catapult UK, Fish-I-Africa, TRYGG MAT-Tracking , and IOTC

Thai Flags

ForeignFlags

Traceability system of Fisheries Products

Sorting and weighting

Weighing at port

Export

Processed

Unloading inspection

Tally sheetEstimated weight

Fish Utilization(RMBS)

Fish type &Actual weight

Permit to Land

Permit to unload

Ship Agent

AREPPort Inspection

Report

IMDRMBSCC

Before entry to port

Inspection at port

ProcessingStatement Issuance

PSM

PSE

Actual fish weight

Landing

Export

Processed

Fish Utilization (RMBS)

Landing Declaration

Catch CertificateIssuance

fish type & weight

RMBSMCPD

Fish LicensePort In/ Port outFishing logbook

Selling / PurchasingMCPD

Thai Flags

Import

Fishery Vessel Port

ProcessingPlant

Marketplace Operators

Farm

FishmealFactory

Feed Mill

Hatchery

Capture

Aquaculture

Seafood Supply Chain

SustainableSeafood Supply

Chain

RFMResponsible

FisheriesManagement

SeafishRFS

IFFORS

MarineStewardship

Council(MSC)

GovernmentLocal

BestAquaculture

Practices(BAP)

AquacultureStewardship

Council (ASC)

Global GAPAquacultureStandards

Seafood Processing

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