Title: Industry Trends Food Service Challenge of the Value Chain
1Industry Trends - Food Service Challenge of the
Value Chain
- Presented by
- Tony Buckley
- Director
- mybutcher
2What constitutes value?
- What is value to you?
- Is there value in
In people
business
Lifestyle/Family
In sustainability
harmony
???
- What is your position?
- Are you a commodity?
- or
- Are you unique/special?
3The Supply Chain vs The Value Chain
Who will win?
4Sustainable Food and Wine Value Chains
- ANDREW FEARNE
- Professor of Food Marketing Supply Chain
Management - 2008 "Thinker-in-Residency" with the South
Australian Government - Andrew is the author of the discussion paper
titled Sustainable Food and Wine value chains
5Sustainable Food and Wine Value Chains
- The Challenge
- A combination of external and internal strategic
challenges is adversely impacting SA food and
wine - Declining profitability of businesses at all
stages of chains and degradation of the food/wine
system. - my strong impression is that the majority of SA
businesses operating in the food and wine
industry are a very long way from best practice. - in summary, the status quo is clearly
unsustainable.
6Sustainable Food and Wine Value Chains
- Value Chains the locus of change
- customer and consumer preferences
- information flow and relationships between
organisations in the value chain
- Strategic Direction
- in essence, the starting point on the journey
to sustainable competitive advantage is the
change in the mindset that places consumers
first.
7Sustainable Food and Wine Value Chains
- Outline Recommendations
- Market intelligence and foresight
- Capability and capacity building
- Collaborative business models
- Supporting co-innovation through community
engagement - Moving from a food plan to a food policy
- Strategic planning and industry development
8Supply Chain vs Value Chain
9Supply Chain vs Value Chain
Key Differences
Supply Chain
Value Chain
Transactional
Information
Behaviour and attitude
arms length
Relationships
Collaborative
costs plus
Financial
Value Added
10Value Chain Management VCM
- The key focus elements for VCM success are
- Collaboration
- Benefits must be shared by the whole of chain
- Target distinct consumer segments
11Value Chain Management VCM
- The key focus enables
- Strategic alignment
- Supply chain transparency
- Quick low cost of information
12Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- Spear Creek Dorper Lambs are grown on the edge
of the Flinders Ranges in the rangelands of South
Australia. They are naturally seasoned in the
unique natural environment on saltbush and native
grasses. - Benefits of Spear Creek Dorper Lamb
- Dorper sheep do not need to be shorn, crutched or
mulesed giving the sheep a low stress
environment. - Free from all chemicals associated with wool
production. - Superior flavour due to unique environment.
- Open range grazing. No feedlot finishing
required.
13Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- Jamie McTaggert and Scott Herde have cast aside
generations of farming traditions to run viable
pastoral businesses.
14Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- The challenge
- Had little control of their product once it left
the farm gate. - Low recognition for their product by industry
through breeding and other benefits the product
had. - They could not control their destiny.
- The opportunity
- To create and control the breed of their product
through branding.
15Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- The Plan
- Control their own marketing and identifying key
stakeholders in the value chain. - Direct distribution via processing room, boning
room and retailers (butchers, hotels and
restaurants).
16Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- Two Wells Processors
- Free access to see their product and yields
- mybutcher
- Free access to packing of product - direct
feedback - Access to food service
- Marketing support and advice
- Introduction to retailers
17Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
Industry News and Editorials
18Spear Creek Dorper Lamb Case Study
- Ticking the boxes
- The Breed Dorper Lamb
- Sustainability Benefits
- Low stress animal husbandry practices
- Chemical Free organic practices
- Naturally seasoned
- Low fat, large muscling, large weights
- Tender high eating quality
- High return Value
19mybutcher the battle for the consumer plate
- Strong commitment to innovation
- Spear Creek Lamb
- Aged steak programme
- Moisture infusion
- Speed roast (drunken lamb)
- Lamb Yiros Award winning
- 70 of all product is valued added.
- Care harmony
20The Future
- meatright
- Producing income stream for fundraising groups
while meating community need for affordable
quality fundraising. - Flavourit
- Food ingredient distributor, specialising in the
meat industry - mybutcher expansion
- local supermarket supply
- interstate
- MYB international
- Development of export markets
21Summary
- Simply ask for information flow from your next
link in the chain.