Title: UNECE: International Standards to Facilitate Trade
1UNECE International Standards to Facilitate
Trade
- Presentation to the Working Party on Agricultural
Quality Standards - November 2007
- By
- Ian King, Australia
- Craig Morris, United States of America
2ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- France, November 2006
- Hosted meeting of Rapporteurs (Fancy Meats)
- Russia, October 2007
- Hosted meeting of Rapporteurs (Duck, Eggs and Egg
Products) - Special thanks to Alain Boismartel (France) and
Victor Gushchin (Russian Federation)
3Background
- Substantial Progress Made
- Bovine (Published)
- Ovine (Published)
- Chicken (Published)
- Porcine (Approved and publication in progress)
- Llama/Alpaca (Approved and publication in
progress) - Caprine (New)
- Turkey (New)
- Duck (Draft standard)
- Eggs (Revision)
- Edible Co-products (current work)
- Veal (Future work)
4Recent accomplishments on the UNECE Standards for
Meat
- 2004
- Published the revision of the 2000 Bovine
standard - 2005
- Completed first Ovine and Chicken Standards
- 2006
- Completed revision to the 1998 Porcine Standard
- Completed first Turkey and Llama/Alpaca standards
- 2007
- Submit draft standards for Caprine and Fancy
Meats - Revision of the Bovine Standard
- Publication of the Standards for Chicken and Ovine
5Working Party on Agricultural Quality Standards
- Specialized Section on Standardization of Meat
- Text for adoption as new/revised UNECE Standards
to be formatted/edited and published in 2008 - Bovine (Revised Standard)
- Caprine (New Standard)
- Turkey Meat (New Standard)
- Fancy Meats (In progress)
6Standard Bovine Meat - Carcases and Cuts
- The Bovine Standard has been revised in 2007 in
accordance with the 3 year revision cycle. - Several new specifications and images have been
added to widen the range of products. (As
requested by Australia, France, Russia, and
United States) - The revised Bovine Standards (final draft) is
presented for approval of the Working Party. - Following approval of the revised Standard a new
edition will be published.
7Standard Bovine Meat - Carcases and Cuts
8Bovine Quality Attributes
9UNECE Standard for Ovine Meat Carcases and Cuts
- The Working Party approved the text of the
Standard in 2006. - The first edition of the Standard for Ovine Meat
- Carcases and Cuts (Images) was approved by the
Specialized Section on Standardization of Meat in
April 2007. - The Standard was published for distribution in
2007.
10UNECE Standard for Porcine Meat Carcases and Cuts
- The second edition of the Standard for Porcine
Meat - Carcases and Cuts (Images) will be
presented to the Specialized Section in April
2008. - The Standard is expected to be published for
distribution during the second half of 2008.
11UNECE Standard for Caprine MeatCarcases and Cuts
- The Standard for Caprine Meat Carcases and Cuts
was agreed upon by the Specialized Section on
Standardization of Meat in April 2007. - The text is submitted to the Working Party for
approval as a new Standard for Caprine Meat. - The new approved Standard will be prepared for
publication in 2008.
12UNECE Standard for Turkey Meat
- The UNECE Standard for Turkey Meat - Carcases
and Parts was agreed upon by the Specialized
Section on Standardization of Meat in April 2007. - The amended text is submitted to the Working
party for approval as a new Standard for Turkey
Meat Carcases and Parts. - The approved Standard will be published in 2008.
13UNECE Standard for Chicken Meat Carcases and
Parts
14UNECE Standard for Ovine Meat Carcases and Cuts
15UNECE Standard for Llama/Alpaca Meat Carcases and
Cuts
- Llama/Alpaca Standard
- completed and approved in 2006
- To be published in 2008
16Current work New Standard for Edible Co-Products
- Edible Co-Products Meat Standard represents a
catch all title for the following descriptions
Offal, Fancy Meats, Variety Meats and Edible
By-Products. These various meat descriptions are
in use across the globe to describe a similar
range of meat items. - (More than 100 items from Bovine, Ovine,
Caprine and Porcine) - A meeting of Rapporteurs in Paris in October 2006
made considerable progress with the draft.
Australia, France and the United States have
worked on the completing the draft Standard out
of session in preparation for a Rapporteurs
meeting in Lyon prior to the Geneva meeting in
April 2008.
17Current workNew/Revised Standards
- Rapporteurs Meeting, Moscow, 29 October-2
November, 2007 - Draft new UNECE Standard of Duck
- Revision of Standards for Eggs and Egg Products
18Current workNew Standard for Duck Meat
- The Rapporteurs meeting was held in Moscow to
prepare a draft for the development of a new
Standard for Duck Meat Carcases and Parts. - This will be presented to the Specialized
Section on Standardization of Meat for
consideration in April 2008.
19Current workRevised Standards for Eggs and Egg
Products
- An extraordinarily Rapporteurs meeting was held
in Moscow to revise and update the Egg Standards
at the request of the Working Party. -
- This activity will be completed by the Section in
2008 and it is expected to be presented to the
Working Party in 2008.
20Future workUNECE Standard for Veal Meat
Carcases and Cuts
- A meeting of the Rapporteurs
- is scheduled to be held in Lyon
- (France) in April 2008 for
- preliminary discussions on
- the development of a draft standard
- for Veal Meat - Carcases and Cuts.
- The meeting will be arranged and
- hosted by the French delegation
21What is our future in UNECE?
- Working together in the development of a global
supply chain - Long term goals for global
- e-commerce
- Expand UNECE standards to include edible
Co-products - Increase ability to promptly respond to industry
requests - Continually work with industry to maximize
e-commerce
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24Publications UNECE Standards on Meat
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26Key Contacts UNECE Specialized Section on
Standardization of Meat
- Chairman
- Ian King Australia
- IanKing_at_ausmeat.com.au
- Vice-Chairman
- Craig Morris United States of America
- Craig.Morris_at_usda.gov
- UNECE Secretariat
- Claudio Meza
- Claudio.Meza_at_unece.org