The challenges for researchers Dr. Maria Angels Oliver and Dr. Dario Zammerini IRTA, Barcelona Boars heading for 2018, Amsterdam 01/12/2011.

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The challenges for researchers Dr. Maria Angels Oliver and Dr. Dario Zammerini IRTA, Barcelona Boars heading for 2018, Amsterdam 01/12/2011

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Present situation Research on boar taint has been carried for decades! Different kind of funded research projects: national, European and private At present we have a wide knowledge of this complex issue: PIGCAS ALCASDE SABRE

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 ALCASDE project Demand and acceptance of consumers ES Buying factors Task Analyses of the data from attitudes

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 ALCASDE project Demand and acceptance of consumers Task Analyses of the data from attitudes NL Buying factors

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 PIGCAS WP1 - Survey on the attitudes of stakeholders in relation to piglet castration and alternatives in Europe Most preferred (left hand side) and less preferred (right hand side) alternatives of 174 pig producers, according to country ( ) C = Surgical castration; A = Castration with anaesthesia I = Immunocastration; E = entire males PIGAS project

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Results from SABRE project (Xargay et al., 2010) Duroc-68 Pietrain-19 Landrace-76 Large White-58

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Which is the incidence of tainted carcasses? Different studies: Walstra et al. (1999), 6 countries 29% (12-43%) over androstenone threshold (1.0 μg/g) 11% (2-20%) over skatole threshold (0.25 μg/g) Prusa et al. (2011) 56% over androstenone threshold (1.0 μg/g) 34% over skatole threshold (0.20 μg/g) Allison et al. (2011) 18.5% of high risk carcasses

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 EU Commission Implementing Decision (2011/C 243/06) EU agreement with the Joint Research Centre, Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements (JRC-IRMM) The results are not comparable Need for a reference method of detection Need to standardize the data

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Different methods for on-line detection Human nose: change in sensitivity during evaluation of 200 fat samples (10 pig samples x 20 replicates) by 7 panellists using “hot water” method Meinert et al., 2011

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 New methods for on-line detection Electrochemical biosensor, electric nose and others Characteristics needed: -Rapid to be used on-line -Detection of all boar taint compounds -Cost effective and user-friendly Human nose: a temporary solution? Objectives of new methods: To sort out carcasses and meat and meat products that could be rejected by the consumers!

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 EU Commission Implementing Decision (2011/C 243/06) Fund to create an European network of researchers and a forum discussion on the subject Need for research on new technologies New methods for on-line detection

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Market differentiation Two different type of quality from standart production systems Duroc crosses IMF 4% Pietrain crosses IMF 1.6%

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Market situation Which are the requirements of internal EU markets? Which are the requirements of exporting markets?

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Buying decision An emotional concept? Consumer behavior and thinking → analysis of cerebral area Consumer decision!!!! What happens if consumer do not find good quality? Why do consumers stop eat pork?

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Buying decision High and medium risk of boar taint → poor eating quality! Rarely consumer complain, but... Consequences: Negative effect on consumer perception Decline on pork consumption No love at first bite SOLUTIONS?

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Different strategies to mask Different studies: Lunde et al. (2008) Marinating → chops with skatole content of approximately 0.4 ppm appeared similar to castrates. Chops with skatole contents above 0.7 ppm remained unmasked Tørngren et al. (2011) Smoked-cooked ham → all odour attributes can be eliminated when serving ham cold (23°C). Entire males with androstenone level above 0.4ppm cannot be used

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 EU Commission Implementing Decision (2011/C 243/06) Open call for tender -Consumer acceptance in the EU and third countries of pork and meat products form entire males -Objective: study the markets and the differences in consumer eating acceptability Consumers’ concerns

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Promote a research programme to enhance the eating and nutritional quality of pork at an European level including consumer behaviour FUTURE WORKS??? Consumers’ concerns

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Haute cuisine at home!!! Must we renounce to have pork in haute cuisine ? Need for new branding culture

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS Apart from sensory quality, meat and meat products from Mediterranean breeds have an added value related to their particular production system and to a cultural and regional tradition. Iberic, Majorcan Black, Alentejano, Cinta Senese, Nero Siciliano

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 WHAT IS THE SOLUTION FOR THESE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS TO KEEP THEIR QUALITY: ETHICAL, NUTRITIONAL, SENSORY...???? ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS IS IMMUNOCASTRATION THE SOLUTION? IS CASTRATION WITH ANAESTHESIA THE SOLUTION?

The challenges for researchers 01/12/ How much the quality is influenced by the production system? - Is the system of production considered part of the quality of the product by the consumers? -How traditional systems can avoid boar taint problems after castration ban? The European Declaration on alternatives to surgical castration of pigs foresee a derogation for “pig meat registered under "traditional specialties guaranteed" or with "geographical indications" and pig meat produced for traditional high quality products” We need to look for solutions, research can help: breeding, feeding and management

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Alternative production systems -Traditional systems - Sustainable systems - Help for local economy Alternative production systems Main objective is Quality EthicalMeat / Pork products

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 EU Commission Implementing Decision (2011/C 243/06) -One study and economic analysis of the cost and benefits of ending surgical castration Feed conversion rate CMIMEM Start to V22.31a2.10b2.12b From V2 to slaughter 3.43a2.98b3.20b Global2.76a2.51b2.48b Fàbrega et al. (2010) Growth performance (least square means) of castrated male (CM), vaccinated with Improvac® (IM) and entire males (EM) Economic issue?

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 Conclusions We need to promote research calls to FP7 and next programmes of research in the EU to find the answers We need to work together with the meat sector to satisfy consumer demands

The challenges for researchers 01/12/2011 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! M. Angels Oliver