Government Expectations for Food Innovation and Healthy Living
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Symposium on Sugar and Sweeteners: Science, Innovation and Consumer Guidance (October 27-28, 2015, Singapore) organised by the International Life Sciences Institute, South-East Asia branch.
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Government Expectations for Food Innovation and Healthy Living
- 1. Food Innovation and Renovation Government Perspective and Expectations 28 Oct 2015 Presented Ann Low , Deputy Director Healthy Food Products Department
- 2. Calorie intake up Proportion of Singaporeans exceeding recommended intake of calories 2,062 Calories 1998 +250 2,378 Calories 20102004 2,624 Calories Excess of Calorie Singaporeans exceeding recommended intake of calories by an average of 300 calories 201020041998 48% 59% 34% Source : National Health Survey 1992,1998 & 2010
- 3. Dietary Excesses - Proportion of Singaporeans who exceed allowances for total fat and saturated fat Dietary Inadequacies Proportion of Singapore with inadequate consumption of Fruits,Vegetable, Whole- grains Despite eating more, dietary quality has deteriorated 86% 89% 92% < 2 servings fruits & Veg < 1 serving of Whole -grain. 73% 57% Saturated fat 70% 42% Total Fat 61% 20042010 Source : National Health Survey 1992,1998 & 2010
- 4. Our Diet is characterised by poor fat and carbohydrate quality 8% Wholegrains 92% Refined Grains & Sugar 6 in 10 Singaporeans consume 2 or more sugar sweetened beverage per day 92% of dietary carbohydrate comes from highly refined sources sugar, white rice & bread, refined noodles 40% Saturated fat60% Unsaturated Fats Low ratio of unsaturated fat to saturated fat Recommended ratio of saturated fat to unsaturated fat = 1 : 2 Current Ratio = 1 : 1.15 Source : National Health Survey 1992,1998 & 2010
- 5. Escalating caloric excesses & physical inactivity Daily Caloric expenditure from physical activity dropped by average of 100 calories over the past decade
- 6. Obesity in Singapore is on the rise 16% 6.3% 6.8% 23% 10.8% 1998 20101992 2004 5.5% Prevalence of Obesity Age Standardised (in Singapore ) International (BMI >30) Asian (BMI >27.5) Source : National Health Survey 1992,1998 & 2010 35.9%32.5% 50.0% 1971- 1974 1976- 1980 33.8% 28.3% 31.7% 10.7% 12.7% 27.5% 12.1% 20.5% 1960- 1962 Proj 2030 2007- 2008 2009- 2010 2001- 2002 2005- 2006 2003- 2004 1999- 2000 1988- 1994 Prevalence of Obesity Among U.S. Adults Aged 20-74 (in US ) 27.5% 20.5%
- 7. Need for Paradigm Shift Food Strategy to reset the default choices
- 8. Public Education Campaigns Changing the Context and Environment Making healthier choice default and accessible Changing Behaviour - Need for Paradigm Shift Inform Strategic Shift Influence Leveraging partnerships to achieve PERVASIVENESS Eco-systemic Model Adopting behavioural economic principles to NUDGE CONSUMERS
- 9. -of- Product Innovation Broaden Choices Driving Consumer Demand Educate and activate Leverage Partnership Manufacturers, F&B, Retailer Awareness
- 10. -of- Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 11. -of- Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 12. Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness -of- Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer HEALTHY DINING PROGRAM Incorporate healthier options into core menu items and product mix Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 13. Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness -of- Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer HEALTHY DINING PROGRAM Working with large F&B chains, making healthier offerings mainstream Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 14. Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness -of- Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate HEALTHY DINING PROGRAM NORTH WEST CENTRAL EAST SOUTH NEX Mall Suntec City & Marina Square Jurong Point VivoCity Bedok Mall Double page advertisement Locations of malls targeted for Phase 2 marketing Mall advertiseme nts Advertisements around 1km vicinity placed around key mall Ad-walkers around the malls to distribute discount vouchers 500kcal meals Ensuring demand for healthier options: Shifting from mass to coordinated, location-specific marketing
- 15. Healthier Choice Program -of- 2500 products cut across 70 categories, which contribute to 60% of all food and drinks sold through retail grocery chains 2500 products contribute to >15% market share Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 16. targeted for Phase 2 marketing placed around key mall to distribute discount vouchers Moving forward: Integrated Value Chain Approach Grocery Retailers Action by Existing Partners - Reformulation Healthier Choice Program Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 17. Healthier Choice Program -of- Island-wide consumer campaign Increasing both breadth and depth of collaboration Periodic promotional offer ad-buys with single supermarket chain Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate
- 18. Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate -of-
- 19. Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate -of-
- 20. Coffeeshops Hawker Stalls Food Courts e.g Kopitiam, Koufu Cafes e.g Yakun, Toastbox Kiosks e.g Gongcha, Mr Bean QSR/ Restaurants/Caterer Food Service (Healthier Dining Program) Grocery Retailers Consumer Packaged Goods Food Manufacturer (HCS) Food Innovation Broaden Variety & choices Awareness Working with Manufacturers F&B, Retailer Driving Consumer demand Educate and activate Integrated efforts from multi-stakeholders to influence lifestyle change. -of-
- 21. Need for Paradigm Shift Government Expectation
- 22. Healthy Living Master Plan : Vision 2020 Live, Work and Play Provide 1 in 2 Singapore Residents Access to at least three healthier living options
- 23. Thank You
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