VITAL – Current Status 31 th March 2009 Georgina Christensen VITAL Co-ordinator

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VITAL – Current Status 31 th March 2009 Georgina Christensen VITAL Co-ordinator

Agenda VITAL Co-ordinator role Achievements Current Projects VITAL Basics VITAL and Testing

VITAL Co-ordinator role Develop and maintain VITAL-related FAQs and case studies Manage the VITAL review process Develop the website Maintain and develop VITAL documentation Maintain and develop the VITAL calculator Liaise with food industry retailers with respect to implementation of VITAL Liaise with training provider

Achievements Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) have been added to the website -Legal -Consumer -VITAL users

Achievements Old example removed from the website Example about a cannery has been added Step by step implementation of VITAL at a manufacturing site Excellent guide for new VITAL user to understand where to start Any other examples welcome

VITAL Theory Calculator Screendump Example

Achievements Resource for industry Contacts can be received -via Allergen Bureau toll free number -mobile feedback forms Over 50 contacts since late 2008

Achievements Spreading the word about VITAL... -retailers -articles for Coeliac Society and Anaphylaxis Australia Inc -submission to the FDA -contact from author of a book about managing allergy in Australia -other

Achievements International contacts -FDA Submission -Request to give assistance in developing allergen management tools for US

Achievements Auditor guide for VITAL has been completed -Feedback sought from retailers and auditors -Audited during Food Safety Audit as part of Allergen Management Plan

Current Projects VITAL review (due for completion by July 09) -scientific review -VITAL procedure & decision tree -examples, supporting documentation -calculator Outcome -updated procedure -updated calculator -updated resources (FAQs, examples)

Current Projects Website Training Labelling Review Survey (May 09) Ongoing -industry contacts -retailer contacts -updating FAQs -regular VITAL Committee Meetings

The Vitals of VITAL VITAL is a process and criteria for determining the requirement for precautionary labelling Promote consistent precautionary statement labelling across industry Current lack of consistency in precautionary statement leads to consumers making potentially dangerous choices International interest in VITAL

Cross Contact Allergens Residues or other trace amounts of an allergenic food unintentionally incorporated into another food that is not intended to contain that allergenic food Cross contact allergens -unavoidable -sporadic For example -processing due to cross contact with other products -ingredients due to cross contact in the supply chain (harvesting, storage, processing)

VITAL Calculations 500g Egg Custard hangs up in line and can mix with 1000kg Vanilla Custard Egg Custard = 5% egg yolk powder so, 500g Egg Custard =25g egg yolk powder Egg Yolk Powder is 13% protein so, 25g x 0.13 = mg total protein mg egg protein in 1000kg of vanilla custard =3.25mg/kg (or ppm) 500g Egg Custard (contains egg) 1000kg Vanilla Custard (egg-free)

VITAL Grid

Recommended Labelling INGREDIENTS Water, vegetable oil, vinegar, cane sugar, tomato paste (5%), salt, parmesan cheese (2%), egg yolk, maize thickener (1412), almonds, red capsicum, soybean oil, garlic (1.0%), vegetable gum (415), spice, herbs, wheat cornflour, flavour (wheat maltodextrin, sesame oil), antioxidant (320) Contains milk, egg, almonds, soy, wheat and sesame May be present: xxx, xxx, xxx

VITAL and Testing VITAL grid is INCOMPATIBLE with laboratory results VITAL GridLaboratory Testing Concentration TOTAL Protein Concentration specific allergenic protein