Product Management for Health and Nutrition

Good Health and Well-being

Key Performance in 2023


1970 SKUs

New products that focus on health and wellness

28.52 %

Sales of health New products

4.51 %

Sales of organic products (Food)

2.01 %

Sales of organic products (Non-Food)

4241 persons

Participants in the health care awareness program: "Healthy Community"

Key Progress in 2023


“Product research and development for consumers who are health conscious (VG For Love)” Project (continuous)

Elderly food project




Food for Health Project by Lotus’s (continuous)



Tao Kae (Entrepreneurship) project: A model for community health center


CPRAM Junior Chef Project

"Care, attention, and far away from diabetes" Project

Health screening project (continuous)

Significantly Affected Key Stakeholders


Supporting the SDGs


End hunger, achieve food security and enhance nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

2.1 End hunger and provide security for all, especially the poor, those in a fragile state, and infants-they should have the right and access to safe and nutritious food

SDG 3 Ensures healthy lives and promotes well-being for all at all ages

3.8 Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health services, access to essential medicines and vaccines which are safe, effective, high-quality and affordable

SDG 12 Ensures sustainable consumption and production patterns

12.4 Achieve management of chemicals and all waste categories throughout respective life cycle in an environmentally friendly method in accordance with agreed international frameworks, which significantly reduce emissions into air, water and soil, as a means to maximize reduction of negative impacts on human health and the environment

Performance Against Goal


2030 Goal

 

Increase the number of new health & nutrition products and services

Progress against goals

Performance Summary 2023

Private Brand Products

Sale volume of total consumer products

Sale volume of total consumer products by Category

The number of products focusing on good health and well-being (food and beverage)

Total Product

The Number of Existing Products

The Number of New Products

Sale volume of products focusing on good health and well-being in food and beverage per total sale volume in food and beverage

Sale volume of products focusing on good health and well-being in food and beverage by Category

Remarks :
- The information reported only covers jointly developed products (Private Brand: PB) and general products (National Brand: NB) sold through various CP ALL offline and online channels
- The data reported is based on the Company's healthy food and beverage product criteria

Co-developed products for good health and well-being (Private Brands Only)

Food

Product that are reduced in saturated fat, trans fats 0.01% 8.23 million Baht
Product that are reduced in sodium 1.48% 1450 million Baht
Product that are reduced in sugar 0.87% 849 million Baht
Product that contain increased nutritious ingredients 0.55% 537 million Baht
Product that reformulated (Used alternative ingredient) 0.49% 472.95 million Baht

Non-Food

Product that reduced artificial ingredients 0.25% 17.19 million Baht
products with more natural vegetable based ingredients 0.78% 54.73 million Baht
products with EU-Eco Label or third party equivalent 1.91% 133.43 million Baht

Products for good health and well-being (Total Health)

Food

Product that are reduced in saturated fat, trans fats 0.01% 22.47 million Baht
Product that are reduced in sodium 0.62% 1632 million Baht
Product that are reduced in sugar 0.95% 2525 million Baht
Product that contain increased nutritious ingredients 0.42% 1110 million Baht
Product that reformulated (Used alternative ingredient) 0.22% 591 million Baht
Product with reduced artificial 0.02% 44.69 million Baht

Non Food

Product that reduced artificial ingredients 0.02% 17.18 million Baht
products with more natural vegetable based ingredients 0.82% 650.29 million Baht
Products with EU-Eco Label or third party equivalent 0.18% 141.76 million Baht

Remarks :
- The information reported only covers jointly developed products (Private Brand: PB) and general products (National Brand: NB) sold through various CP ALL offline and online channels
- Covers ready-to-eat food, beverages, and consumer products (Process food) based on product criteria for the health, food, and beverage segment. (Food)
- Covers facial, body cleansing products, and household products based on the non-food health product segment. (Non-Food)

Nutritional Labelling on Products

Display nutrition labels information of international standards compliance for 100% of products
Display nutrition labels information of Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) by the voluntary for ready-to-eat food at 46%

Risks and Opportunities


With increases in current health risks, consumers have higher expectations for the quality of products which promote health. The Company emphasizes sourcing, production, and distribution to enable consumer access to products with appropriate nutritional value and reduce negative impacts on consumers, which is considered a violation of basic rights to good health. The Company supports good health behaviors of consumers through research on healthy products including functional food, personalized foods, food with reduced additives and preservatives, food with reduce sugar intake, food with reduced palm oil, food without coloring or fat, in addition to food with alternative protein, and superfood products. The Company supports activities which assist in promoting physical health and creates consumer behavior in selecting products which promote good health.

Management Approach


The Company operates "Providing a good quality of life" according to the organization's "7 Go Together" strategy related to health and nutrition policy. The approach strictly controls the production and sale of nutritious and safe products in addition to creating product information access available to consumers through clear product label display details, including production information compliant to national rules, regulations, and standards.

In addition, the Company develops products through researching food innovations and continually increasing nutritional value through joint research between CP Foodlab Company Limited and the Product Development and Quality Assurance Office, CP ALL Public Company Limited. Joint research between the Company and external organizations includes Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) and the Department of Product Development, Faculty of Agro-Industry Kasetsart University. Simultaneously, the Company established criteria for healthy products within the Company’s control (Private Brands) to be certified by external agencies and international standards.

The Company aims to promote and support the food and beverage product segment through reduced amounts of sugar, fat, sodium, and additives including preservatives, food coloring, sweetener substitutes, and antimicrobial additives (Antibiotics) etc. Product development for increased nutritional value includes supplementing vitamin A, zinc, iodine, fiber, iron, etc. In addition to the food and beverage product group, the Company also promotes the sale of organic products and products which contain natural ingredients for the beauty, cosmetics and household product segment to create quality and diverse healthy options for consumers.

The Company carefully selects quality raw materials from responsible sources for products containing certified and traceable Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). The established processes for continuously monitoring and reviewing of operating results ensure organizational drive to promote health and well-being, and short-term and long-term goal achievements. The compiled database policy for policy development, operation plans, and various future Company research plans.

Healthy Food & Beverage Products Criteria

The Company complies and refers to announcements from the Ministry of Public Health on nutritional and health standards to develop products for good health along with setting criteria for food and beverages considered health products, which are divided into 4 categories:

Products that are certified or pass the criteria for “Healthier Choice” or Thai Healthier Logo certified by the Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University


Foods that have an increased or decreased nutrition or without nutrients according to the law or standards, e.g., according to the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health (No. 182) B.E. 2541 (1998)

Fresh vegetables and fruits or foods that retain their natural benefits or have not to pass manufacturing processes or food with nutrition and sufficient energy for one meal

Medical food, functional food, or food supplement according to the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health (No. 238) B.E. 2544 (2001) and the Ministry of Public Health (No. 293) B.E. 2548 (2005)

Examples of healthy food and beverage products

Organic Products

Ready-to-eat salad Easy Fresh

Reduce sugar, fat or sodium products

Peptine Drink D 100 ml.

Additive Reduced Products

Cage Free fresh chicken eggs, U Farm brand, pack of 4 eggs

Products with natural main ingredients

5 types of ready-to-eat mixed nuts, KC brand

Healthy Non-Food Products Criteria

In addition to food and beverage products, the Company aims to promote the distribution of non-health food products which encompasses facial and body cleansing product and household product segments. The Company criteria for non-health food products include organic products, products with reduced additives, products with natural components or ingredients, and products with environmentally friendly product labels.

Examples of non-food products for health

Personal Products/Cosmetics

Organic Products

Dentamate herbal toothpaste, peach mint, 11 g.

Additive Reduced Products

D-Nee Organic Liquid Soap for New Borns, 2OO ml.

Products containing natural components or ingredients

Johnson’s Cornstar Blossom Baby Powder 2OO g.

Household Products

Products with eco-friendly product labels

Sunlight Lemon, refill bag, 455 ml.

Products which contain natural components or ingredients

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Creating awareness and support for healthy product consumption

The Company develops knowledge and research health products in collaboration with various agencies with expertise in food, including the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) and the Department of Product Development, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Kasetsart University. The analysis of food nutrients and nutritional value, which is conducted by internal and external departments both inside and outside the Company, includes sodium content, sugar content, fat content, and transfat content, etc., to ensure products are appropriate according to consumer age group, from 18 months old children to the elderly, including those with specific nutritional needs or patients.

The Company specifies details of key components, safe operations, and storage requirements for clarification through nutritional labels on products, an approach which complies with laws, regulations, and other standard practices. The details provide consumers with product information, important ingredients, and nutritional value, thus enabling consumers to avoid foods which may trigger allergic reactions and adverse effects towards people with underlying health conditions or congenital diseases. The product label includes details pertaining to zero social and environmental impact, including carbon footprint, animal welfare, etc.

In addition, the Company encourages suppliers to create nutritional labels using the Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) to show energy, fat, sugar, and sodium per serving. In 2023, this practice covered 100% of all ready-to-eat food and beverages according to laws, regulations, and other Company standards. An increase in 46% of suppliers have created voluntary GDA nutrition labels.

Examples of health products labeled with nutritional and Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) energy values

Food & Beverage Products

Whole grain bread

Tuna with rice berry

Japanese mushroom and stir-fried fresh chilies with rice

The Company tracks and inspects product labelling which does not conform to the Company requirements and may cause harm to consumers. In 2023, the Company received 8 case reports from a government agency regarding important ingredient display details, unclear consumer instructions or product instructions, unsatisfactory marketing communications according to laws, regulations, and other practices the Company adheres to. These incorrect labelling reports prompted the Company to proceed with product recalls. There was a total of 57 recalls regarding incorrect production or expiration date, no production or expiration date, and unclear production or expiration date.

Managing product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

To create confidence in the delivery of quality, safe, hygienic and standardized products, the Company establishes quality control standards throughout the processes of cultivation, production, receiving products, arranging and distributing products, sales and services.

In addition, the Company established clear policies regarding GMOs consistent with legal guidelines, including regulations regarding products containing GMO ingredients announced in the country to ensure that raw materials and products are safe for consumers. A process to responsibly source raw materials throughout the supply chain in addition to promoting suppliers to adopt the approach was performed through answering questionnaires and certification of genetically modified products in high-risk groups as required by law. The Company promotes product labeling, which includes raw material or genetically modified product information, to relay detailed information to consumers.

Key Project in 2O23

In 2023, the Company performed awareness activities, product support and access to safe foods in addition to developing products for good health according to the healthy choices criteria continuously. This approach increases adequate and appropriate nutritional value under the “Product Place People Channel and Technology” strategy through various projects as follows:

strategy of “Product, Place, People, Channel, and Technology”

Prouct

Developing and selecting products of delicious taste, diverse, safe, and nutritious

Place

Find the right location, create a good atmosphere, and drive consumption

People

Build knowledge and understanding for consumers, communities, along with staff skills development

Channel

Create access to health products and services in all channels; offline and online, and vending machines

Technology

Use artificial intelligence to analyze data. Develop health-centric applications

1. Research and development of products for good health

“Chef Cares Ready Meal” Health food products project

CP ALL selects food products which are good for Thai people's health thus providing consumers easier access to quality food through "Chef Cares Ready Meal", a ready-to-eat food product created by leading chefs attaining world-class awards including Asia's 5O Best Restaurants/The World's 5O Best Restaurants. Through using quality ingredients from CPF, including Benja chicken and Kurobuta pork, to revise fine dining menus into delicious and nutritionally complete ready-to-eat meals, the meals utilize world-class food technology innovations without preservatives or additional MSGs while controlling appropriate sodium levels according to Ministry of Public Health advice. In 2O23, 11 Chef Cares products were sold at 7-Eleven stores, generating over 3OO million Baht in revenue, with 1OO% of all Chef Cares profits given back to society to support various projects under the foundation. Through donating ready-to-eat food to underprivileged communities in accordance with the Chef's Dream project, scholarships are provided to professional chef training programs for students who lack support. The project also doubles as an online knowledge hub.


“Product research and development for consumers who are health conscious (VG For Love)” continuation project

CPRAM is committed to researching and developing new products to meet the needs of health-conscious consumers. At present, the products that have been marketed are ready-to-eat meals under the VG for Love brand. A new group of food for consumers with plant-based consumption, Plant-Based Diet under the concept of sustainable development which align with the direction of CPRAM in the 4 forms of love, namely love for health, love for animals, love for the environment, and the love for the earth. Food is divided into 5 categories as follows:

Vgan-J

Vgan

Lacto Veggie

Ovo Veggie

Lacto-Ovo Veggie

 

Currently, VG For Love plant-based products offered

 

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Elderly food project

CPRAM is committed to creating quality food for Thai society and aims for all consumers to have good health and quality life through developing food for the elderly which emphasizes the importance of health under the “Creator” brand. This food brand considers the amount and type of essential nutrients required, appropriate chewing properties in sourced food and raw materials, elderly age digestion and absorption, and non-elderly consumers who desire a high-protein diet. By selecting to eat “Creator” food, one receives complete nutrition and “Easy to chew, easy to digest” healthy food, which is high in nutritional value, has good taste, and satisfies the needs of an increasingly aging society in Thailand and around the globe.

Examples of elderly food products


Food for Health Project by Lotus’s continuation project

Lotus’s commits to delivering good, quality, and nutritious products to meet the needs of consumers of all ages. Lotus’s focuses on developing new products as well as adjusting the original product formula to be good for health by reducing sweet, oily, and salty or adding nutrients that are essential to the body, and while the products still maintain delicious taste, hence all consumers can buy healthy products at affordable prices across all sales channels. All Lotus's food products are quality controlled, inspected, and undergone nutritional analysis. Many of the products are certified with the “Healthy Choice” logo. Lotus’s cooperates with suppliers and business partners who have expertise in the subject and build consumer awareness, both in terms of information that appears on the product label, information on health and well-being through all communication channels, and various activities to make decision-making easier for consumers to choose healthy products.

1. Build the mindset of “Delicious. Good Health. Every day at Lotus’s” 2. Develop healthy product 3. Build awareness in all communication
  • Create products that meet health needs, maintain deliciousness, and have an affordable price
  • Reduce sugar, saturated fat, sodium, Use Artificial Sweeteners Increase Inulin
  • Healthy Choice Symbol certification
  • Design recipes according to healthy choice criteria
  • Selection of raw materials for health supplements
  • Nutritional analysis
  • Certified for healthy choice symbol
  • Recognized by consumer test results
  • Quality control in every step of the production process
  • Product quality check
  • Quality assessment by consumers after-sale

Lotus’s is committed to developing and producing health products continuously. Examples of Lotus’s brand products (Own brand) developed according to healthy choices criteria, which have continually received good responses from consumers in terms of quality, taste, and nutritional value include the whole wheat bread and ice cream groups.

2. Raise awareness. Support Healthy Product Consumption

Tao Kae (Entrepreneurship) continuation project: A model for community health center

The Company continues to expand its services to increase community convenience through access to health products, including common household medicine through 7-Eleven stores by appointing a Health Master, a pharmacist to provide health information at eXta Plus drug stores (eXta plus) and 7-Eleven store employees which consults pharmacists at ALL PharmaSee. This approach enables support for the consumption of nutritious food and the safe use of medicine among community members.


CPRAM Junior Chef continuation project for the 15th year

7 CPRAM branches nationwide organized the “CPRAM Junior Chef” project for 15th consecutive year for juniors and their parents, as well as fellow CPRAM employees. The organized activities allow children and youth to have food experiences beneficial to their lives, promotes creativity, and encourages people to dare to think and express themselves, along with providing knowledge regarding safety, nutritional value, aesthetics, and awareness of food wastage. In 2023, a total of 280 children and youth participated in the CPRAM Junior Chef activities, with a total cumulative number of 1,538.


“Care, attention, and far away from diabetes” continuation project

Lotus’s promotes health and well-being of the people, supporting consumers in accessing basic health services, health care awareness and prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) from eating good food. Lotus’s established a service point for basic diabetes screening for the general public where blood sugar level measurement service, basic physical examination services including blood pressure measurements, body mass index (BMI) determination, in addition to diabetic knowledge, was provided without charge continuously for the 6th year.

Impact and Benefits

 

The number of people who used the diabetes screening service

 

People at-risk were recommended additional medical consultation

 

Number of people educated regarding prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs)


Health screening continuation project

Lotus’s collaborates with corporate allies and renown brands including the National Cancer Institute, Kanchanabarami Foundation, Mor Dee application, and Sabina Company, to organize activities in October for the occasion breast cancer prevention awareness month (Pink October). The activities included discussions to provide knowledge and send encouragement to patients, free breast cancer screening, and activities to sew artificial breasts and the subsequent delivery to patients.

Impact and Benefits

 

Number of people who used breast cancer screening services

 

Number of volunteer-made prosthetic breast delivery

 

Support income from the sale of MeStyle women's underwear and clothing under Lotus’s brand worth to the National Cancer Institute


Lotus’s organized “Lotus’s Aerobic Dance Fit & Fun” aerobic campaign in front of Lotus’s store

Lotus’s is committed to being a SMART Community Center, a center for smart living for all community members. Along with sustainability goals to promoting good health and well-being of Thai people, the organized "Lotus's Aerobic Dance Fit & Fun" aerobic dance campaign activities were modified to suit modern lifestyles following health and exercise trends with professional trainers for Bodyweight – Cardio – Free Dance. The classes were taught free of charge on site and online at 10 Lotus’s branches in Bangkok and on the online platform TikTok.


Lotus’s collaborates with the Department of Health to initiate the COVID-19 vaccine service cooperation unit

Lotus’s engages in socially beneficial activities for the community in conjunction with the Bangkok Health Department through initiating COVID-19 vaccination services to the public, an approach in accordance with Lotus's commitment Health & Well-being support at Lotus's, Minburi branch. Pfizer and Moderna stimulus vaccines are available to the public at no cost for those aged 5 years and over throughout June 2023.

Managing product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

CP ALL cares about product quality and safety from sourcing to reaching consumers

1. Upstream: Care for food safety from farms Product Development and Quality Assurance Divison in CP ALL
provides knowledge in quality control and management methods which reduces raw material impurities to SMEs prior to processing into products sold in 7-Eleven stores
In 2023, CP ALL collaborates with manufacturers to establish measures to separate impurities from raw materials prior to production, including agricultural planning, crop rotation to reduce disease and insect accumulation, proper chemical usage methods, microorganism introduction to eliminate foreign matter to reduce chemical usage, and harvesting period advice to ensure product quality
2. Midstream: Quality and safety controls throughout the distribution process Distribution center quality inspection agency
conducts quality checks and product arrangements during product delivery. Temperature checks are conducted for temperature-controlled products in addition to transport vehicle assessments to maintain specified standards. Products which do not satisfy standards are not transferred to 7-Eleven stores
In 2023, 0.02% of products were damaged while in transit and were inspected
3. Downstream: Quality and safety controls for all services (Product traceability) Quality Store System Standards Inspection Agency (QSSI)
assesses service management and product quality according to SAVEQC policy, including considering maintaining store standards, providing customer services at satisfactory levels. Inspections are scheduled monthly. In 2023, store standards will be inspected through customer services access satisfaction. The average store standard score is 93.16%

Product quality standards inspection agency (QA)
establishes standards to improve quality of products, services, quality management, and considers previous claims. Random inspections are proactively performed to assess product quality standards, legal compliances, and labeling. Products are recalled if standards are not reached
In 2023, store standards will be inspected through customer services access satisfaction. The average store standard score is 93.16%



In 2023, recall of non-standard products or products not compliant to laws and regulations occurred 115 times in 104 categories. Customer product recalls occurred 35 times for 46 items

Makro cares about product quality and safety, from sourcing to consumers

1. Upstream: Care for food safety from farms Provided knowledge on controlling quality of raw materials and production by Makro Initiative Accreditation (MIA) or determining guidelines for producing agricultural products in accordance with Good Agriculture Practice (GAP) standards and company standards under the brand MQP (Makro Quality Pro) by allowing groups of farmers and business partners to conduct self-assessments in both online and offline formats to inspect the production and product quality aspects including size, sweetness, etc In 2023, the Company increased operations knowledge in production and delivery of standardized products to consumers. Currently, 100% of over 350 farmers and suppliers have received MQP and selected brand standards training
2. Midstream: Quality and safety controls throughout the distribution process The Makro Initiative Accreditation (MIA) system was further developed to evaluate product standards in preparation for product standard certification within Company distribution centers and product sales centers including:
  • Food production standards
  • International Food Standards of the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization
  • Standards for hazard analysis and critical control points in food production
  • Food safety management system standards
In 2023, the Company prepared for certification application for product standards through the Makro Initiative Accreditation (MIA) assessment system
3. Downstream: Quality and safety controls for all services (Product traceability) Continuously utilizes the Makro i-Trace system with back trace capabilities to raw material sources and product nutritional information. The system is capable of recommending food menus covering product groups: vegetables, fruits, meat, seafood, bakery groups and processed food groups In 2023, the database in the Makro i-Trace system covers products in the vegetable, fruit, meat, seafood, bakery group. and more than 14,000 processed food items, covering 100% of food products under the Aro brand
In addition, the Company applied the Makro i-Trace system to branches in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Produce Recall Process

Metric used to determine the compensation of executive members

The company cascaded the corporate KPIs to designated functions. A few KPIs are joint KPI for the performances that required cross-functional collaboration. The executives, who are responsible for the sales of the health products and new healthy product development, are Chief Merchandising Officer (CMO), Chief Research and Development Quality & Assurance (RDQA), and General Manager of Product Development Division. To achieve this target, it reflects in their 15%, 15%, and 10% weight in the respective executives’ performance evaluation (KPIs).

Other Information


Performance Data of Health & Well Being

GRI Standared Required Data Unit 2019 2020 2021 2022
Health and Well-Being
G4-FP6 Percentage of total sales volume of consumer products, that are lowered in satured fats, trans fats, sodium, sugars and added sugars Percentage 3.12 1.32 2.33 28.00
- Ready to eat 3.12 0.15 1.88 22.58
- Packaged Beverage (exc. Alcoholic) 0.00 1.16 0.46 4.13
- Process food 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.30
G4-FP7  Percentage of total sales volume of consumer products, that contain nutrition ingredients like fiber, vitamins, minerals, photochemicals or functinal food additives Percentage 0.00 6.93 1.09 3.73
- Ready to eat 0.00 1.01 1.05 1.77
- Packaged Beverage (exc. Alcoholic) 0.00 5.92 0.05 1.93
- Process food 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04
Percentage of total sales volume of consumer products that are renovated/reformulated Percentage 5.66 7.55 0.75 0.21
- Ready to eat 3.80 2.21 0.75 0.21
- Packaged Beverage (exc. Alcoholic) 1.86 5.33 0.00 0.00
- Process food 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Remark
- The reporting data is covered only scope of private brand (PB) that sells through various CP ALL’s channels both online and offline
- The reporting data is covered the products that certified “healthier choice”, and the formula adjusted products that aligned with the laws and the international/local accepted standards i.e. Notification of the Ministry of Public Health (No. 182) B.E.2541

Related Policy and Guideline

Health and Nutrition PolicyDownload
The appointment for the Advisory Committee and Health, Nutrition and Wellbeing CommitteeDownload

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