“the role of agribusiness in enhanced nutrition” world food prize 2005 international symposium...

12
“The Role of Agribusiness in Enhanced Nutrition” World Food Prize 2005 International Symposium October 13, 2005 Erik Fyrwald Group Vice President DuPont Ag & Nutrition

Upload: patrick-walker

Post on 18-Dec-2015

216 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

TRANSCRIPT

“The Role of Agribusiness in Enhanced Nutrition” World Food Prize 2005 International Symposium

October 13, 2005

“The Role of Agribusiness in Enhanced Nutrition” World Food Prize 2005 International Symposium

October 13, 2005

Erik FyrwaldGroup Vice President

DuPont Ag & Nutrition

Erik FyrwaldGroup Vice President

DuPont Ag & Nutrition

2

Driving Food Affordability, Nutrition & Health Driving Food Affordability, Nutrition & Health

AffordabilityMore Food Per Acre

More Income

AffordabilityMore Food Per Acre

More Income

Nutrition & Health

Safety

More Nutritious

More Accessible

Nutrition & Health

Safety

More Nutritious

More Accessible

Putting Science to WorkPutting Science to Work

3

Understanding the Value Chain Understanding the Value Chain

Bio-materialsBio-materials

Bio-fuelsBio-fuels

FeedFeed

FoodFood

Co

ns

um

ers

Co

ns

um

ers

Growers Growers End User Mfg.

End User Mfg.

Grain Processors

Grain Processors

InputProviders

InputProviders

Value DeliveryValue Delivery

Market InsightMarket Insight

Pioneer Hi-Bred InternationalPioneer Hi-Bred International SolaeSolae

Crop ProtectionCrop Protection QualiconQualicon LiquiboxLiquibox

4

Affordability: Total Grain Production Affordability: Total Grain Production

World: 1960-2007World: 1960-2007

Mil

lio

n M

etri

c T

on

s M

illi

on

Met

ric

To

ns

00

300300

600600

900900

1,2001,200

1,5001,500

1,8001,800

2,1002,100

2,4002,400

1960-691960-69 1970-791970-79 1980-891980-89 1990-991990-99 2000-072000-07

Since 1980: global corn acres +4.8%global corn production +45%= 130 million “virtual” acres!

Since 1980: global corn acres +4.8%global corn production +45%= 130 million “virtual” acres!

AreaArea

Genetics, Technology & ManagementGenetics, Technology & Management

5

Affordability: Increased YieldAffordability: Increased Yield

• Critical to stay pace with increasing populations and fewer acres

• Adoption of hybrid seed and management practices make big difference

• Break-through targets for plant genetics – yield, drought tolerance, nitrogen efficiency

• Safer more effective crop pesticide technology

• Critical to stay pace with increasing populations and fewer acres

• Adoption of hybrid seed and management practices make big difference

• Break-through targets for plant genetics – yield, drought tolerance, nitrogen efficiency

• Safer more effective crop pesticide technology

With TraitWith Trait

Without TraitWithout Trait

6

Affordability: Increased IncomeThailand School Lunch Program Affordability: Increased IncomeThailand School Lunch Program

7

NUTRIUMTM low linolenic soybean oil: Significantly reduces trans fats for light frying

High oleic soybean oil: Increases functionality, stability for heavy duty frying and industrial use

High oleic / high stearic acid soybean oil: Low trans fat shortening and margarine for baking

Enhanced soybean meal: Improved feed value for poultry and pork

High omega-3 soybean oil: Improved nutrition for food applications

20052005 2012 +2012 +

Improving Nutrition & Health with Plant GeneticsImproving Nutrition & Health with Plant Genetics• NutriumTM low lin soy oil

– Launched 2004– Eliminates or reduces trans fats– Less hydrogenation– More stable soy oil

• Future soybean products with further improved functionality and nutrition

• NutriumTM low lin soy oil– Launched 2004– Eliminates or reduces trans fats– Less hydrogenation– More stable soy oil

• Future soybean products with further improved functionality and nutrition

0% 100%

Commodity

Low Lin

High Oleic

High Oleic/HighStearic

Linolenic Linoleic Oleic Sats0% 100%

Commodity

Low Lin

High Oleic

High Oleic/HighStearic

Linolenic Linoleic Oleic Sats

8

Improving Nutrition & Health with Soy Protein Improving Nutrition & Health with Soy Protein

• Documenting soy protein health benefits– Heart health claims in US,

Korea, Brazil, South Africa, and Philippines

– Data suggests many health benefits

• Solae soy in >500 consumer products

• Growing globally– More healthy foods in Europe– Expanded capacity in China– Affordable meats in Latin

America / Asia / E. Europe

• Documenting soy protein health benefits– Heart health claims in US,

Korea, Brazil, South Africa, and Philippines

– Data suggests many health benefits

• Solae soy in >500 consumer products

• Growing globally– More healthy foods in Europe– Expanded capacity in China– Affordable meats in Latin

America / Asia / E. Europe

9

2

4

6

8

Soymilk 1% Milk 8th Continent

2

4

6

8

Soymilk 1% Milk 8th Continent

Improving Nutrition & Health with Better TasteImproving Nutrition & Health with Better TasteT

a ste

Hed

on

ics

S

cale

Ta s

te

Hed

on

ics

S

cale

10

Improved Nutrition & Health with SafetyImproved Nutrition & Health with Safety

• Technology that helps keep pathogens out of food

• Leading diagnostic and clean & disinfect technology

• Advanced packaging technology for aseptic products

• Technology that helps keep pathogens out of food

• Leading diagnostic and clean & disinfect technology

• Advanced packaging technology for aseptic products

11

Improving Affordability, Nutrition & HealthAfrican Biofortified Sorghum - Grand Challenges for Global Health Initiative

Improving Affordability, Nutrition & HealthAfrican Biofortified Sorghum - Grand Challenges for Global Health Initiative

• Initiative sponsored by Gates Foundation, June 2005

• Consortium led by Africa Harvest

• Sorghum is dietary staple for over 500 million people globally

• DuPont donated technology – Product #1: sorghum with 50%

higher lysine content– Product #2: develop highly

fortified sorghum with improved essential amino acids, digestibility, iron, zinc and elevated levels of key vitamins

• Initiative sponsored by Gates Foundation, June 2005

• Consortium led by Africa Harvest

• Sorghum is dietary staple for over 500 million people globally

• DuPont donated technology – Product #1: sorghum with 50%

higher lysine content– Product #2: develop highly

fortified sorghum with improved essential amino acids, digestibility, iron, zinc and elevated levels of key vitamins