Dallas Hockman - Dissecting D.C.: Pork Policy Update
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Dissecting D.C.: Pork Policy Update - Dallas Hockman, Vice President at National Pork Producers Council, from the 2013 Iowa Pork Congress, January 23-24, Des Moines, IA, USA. More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2013-iowa-pork-congress
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Dallas Hockman - Dissecting D.C.: Pork Policy Update
- 1. Pork Industry Update Dallas Hockman Vice President Industry Relations
- 3. A Comprehensive Approach Protecting Producer Freedom Accountability To Operate Marketplace Exposing Engagement The Activist Agenda
- 4. A Comprehensive Approach Producer Accountability
- 6. The We Care Model Prevention/Preparedness Principles + Practices + Proof = Public Trust • Shared Values • Hiring • Certification • Ethical Principles Practices • Assessment • Establishing a • Codes of • Verification Culture Conduct • Corrective Actions • PQA Plus • Continuous Improvement • TQA • Transparency – Farm Visits • Ongoing • Animal Care Review Panel Training • SOP’s • Zero Tolerance • Whistle Blower • Documentation
- 7. A Comprehensive Approach Protecting Freedom To Operate
- 9. Legislative /Regulatory Issues • Egg Bill – Sets dangerous precedent • Brings Government Regulation to the farm – Takes away from producers freedom to operate/choice
- 10. Legislative /Regulatory Issues • Animal Drug User Fee Act (ADUFA) • Must be reauthorized in 2013 • Authorizes FDA to collect fees to review animal drugs • NPPC Concerns • New Reporting Requirements at Feed mills that Mix ABX in Feed • Trouble Ahead: Rep. Waxman (CA) “DATA ACT” • Pushed by Activists, PEW, CU, Etc. • Data Collection on Levels of Specific Drugs Mixed in Feed; What Dosages; For What Species & What Purpose
- 11. Legislative/Regulatory Issues • Farm Bill – Extension passed as part of fiscal cliff deal • Supported Farm Bill Issues – New Comprehensive Surveillance System: Pilot for Pork – New Catastrophic Event Insurance Program Study – Reductions in CRP to Address Feed Availability Situation – Increase in Swine Research Funding – Foreign Market Development & Market Access Programs – Feral Swine Eradication Efforts
- 12. Legislative/Regulatory Issues • Opposed Farm Bill Issues – Livestock Title – Egg Inspect. Amendments (aka Farm Takeover, Rotten Egg Bill HR 3798/S 3239) – “GIPSA Rule-Like” Provisions – Antibiotics Ban (PAMTA) – Federal Purchasing Restrictions to Mandate Production Practices
- 13. Legislative/Regulatory Issues • USDA - Animal Welfare Issues – Federal Purchasing Restrictions to Mandate Production Practices – FSIS – Animal Welfare Inspectors • Plant Suspensions – Animal Handling/Unloading – Stunning
- 14. A Comprehensive Approach Marketplace Engagement
- 16. A Frustrating Time for Producers
- 17. A Difficult Time for Customers
- 18. A Conundrum
- 20. Cease use of gestation crates Walmart Meat is the Inside a Beef Back to Start ad New launches label Slaughterhouse Undercover Undercover Tobacco Video Video leads to loss of business Files complaint with SEC over Smithfield Ban on “extra-label Better World Food videos uses” of some drugs for Farmed Animals Dec 2011 Jan Mar May Jul Sep Oct Nov Dec 2012 Jan Feb Mar COK Video of Iowa sow Whole Foods farm Animal Welfare UEP and HSUS New animal Raiting System Promote federal welfare standards policy Video of alleged Mark Bitman - A Food NPR: abuse at major pork Manifesto for The Antibiotics Teaming up vs. producers Future Create antibiotics at US Senate Superbugs Phase out Phase out gestation stalls gestation stalls
- 21. Removing Choices
- 22. Who’s Agenda?
- 23. Vegetarian/Vegan Do you consider yourself to be a vegetarian/vegan? Yes 2.9% No 97.1% Source: Consumer Issues Monitor 2010
- 24. A dynamic new environment
- 25. Driven by 3 Negative Topic Areas Passion against “factory Concerned about their “Green” farms” and farming food and health
- 27. Influencers Leadership Engaged General Industry Brands Channels Policy and Staff Consumers Consumers Those with the greatest influence on market access tend to come from these key audience segments 27
- 28. FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2012 2003 JANUARY 2013 2008
- 29. 100% Committed to a Date 2015 2017 2022
- 30. Unclear/Non-Specific Commitments “could take “could take up to “could take up to “substantial majority 2008: 5% per “plans “within “solution ten years” ten years” ten years” In 5-7 years” year for 3 Years by 2017” 10 years” by 2022” “It will take time.” “working with “determining “discussions “over time” “shifting away” “formulating a Suppliers” a timeline” complete by 2022” plan” “directing suppliers “actively collaborating “formulating “encouraging “continue “20% “working with “committed to by 2018” with suppliers” plans” suppliers” working” over time” Suppliers” suppliers”
- 31. No Simple Solution Animal Carbon Supply Chain Brand Welfare Footprint Management Reputation
- 32. Two-Pronged Approach In Defense of Choice Changing the Dynamic 32
- 33. Our Food Company Requests Work with those of us who support your business mission and goals Reflect your commitment to improving animal welfare through investments in research and engagement with the industry & academic experts who understand the science Be open to listening to producers — beyond your immediate suppliers — who will be effected by your decisions Do your due diligence — evaluate the economic, scientific, consumer, and environmental consequences of your welfare decisions Consider the long-term agenda of animal rights activists
- 36. Porkcares.org
- 37. USFRA – Enhancing Confidence in Today’s Agriculture
- 38. Public Launch – Food Dialogues 3/4/2013 38
- 39. Food Dialogues: Los Angeles • Lights, Camera, Food: PERCEPTIONS AND REALITIES OF FARMING AND RANCHING IN AMERICA • June 20-21, 2012, Los Angeles 3/4/2013 39
- 40. New York – November 15 Your Toughest Questions Answered on Antibiotics & Your Food Panelists: • Dr. Christine Hoang, DVM, MPH, CPH, Assistant Director of the Division of Scientific Activities of the American Veterinary Medical Association • Barb Determan, Pork Producer (Iowa), Heartland Marketing Group • Keith Ayoob, pediatric nutritionist, Albert Einstein School of Medicine • Jean Halloran, Director of Food Policy Initiatives, Consumers Union • Dr. Karen Jordan, Brush Creek Swiss Farms, North Carolina – dairy farmer and veterinarian
- 42. FoodSource • One place that brings to life the best information around nine key issues • Easy to navigate in language consumers use – Questions people really want answered – Easy to find and easy to share for everyone – Best information from across commodities and industry partners in one place (USFRA POVs, facts, videos, white papers, links to other sites, news articles, etc.) • Creates thought-leadership expertise to share with media, influencers, policymakers, and entertainment industry 3/4/2013 42
- 43. Questions & Topics Infographic Videos 3/4/2013 43
- 44. Faces Of Farming - The Finalists 3/4/2013 44
- 45. National Documentary • Director chosen – Academy Award, Emmy Award and Grammy Award winning storyteller • Public announcement / Treatment complete Feb 15 • Filming begins in April • First rough cut mid-August • Final cut mid-October • Entry to Film Festivals in September • Sharing with industry insiders in the fall • National premiere and distribution– Jan/Feb 2014
- 46. A Comprehensive Approach Exposing The Activist Agenda
- 48. Dear Mr. Hockman: If you agree with this please send to the powers that be. Hope we can stop it. While I always agree that hunting is an ethical God given right, I think that I would have to agree with the author on this one.... fox hunting in Colorado should be banned! Please help ban fox hunting in Colorado THIS MADNESS MUST STOP!!
- 49. • Signed, 49 Peter Cottontail
- 50. Paragon Economics, Inc. From information, knowledge
- 51. US Share of World Exports • US is #1 exporter of pork
- 52. 2011 Year-end Pork Exports – A New Record • $6.108 billion in value – 28% higher than 2010 – 25% higher than previous record year 2008 • 4.97 billion pounds • Export value equal to over $55 per head • 27% of Hogs Marketed
- 53. US Pork Exports 2012 vs. 2011 (Including variety meat) Volume: Metric Tons Source: USDA statistics compiled by USMEF for 2012
- 54. Exporting the “Whole” Hog Picnics and Bellies and Trimmings Butts to To Russia South Korea Variety Meats Loins and to China Tenderloins Hams to Mexico to Japan Boston Loin Butt U.S. Pork U.S. Pork Ham Picnic Belly
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- Dallas-And of course our evaluation goes beyond economics and includes-Commitment to animal care The welfare of the animal. Does a change in housing improve the welfare of the animal? We are looking for better alternatives, not simply more alternatives that have both pros and cons associated with them.The amount of natural resources required to raise pork. Does a housing change affect the carbon footprint of pork production? There’s little advantage to a housing option that does nothing to improve animal welfare but does increase the carbon footprint of hog farming.Supply Chain, regardless of what is decided, all have cost implications at the producer, packer/processor, and cost of distribution, 6-8% is housed in some kind of alternative housing system; we’re also working sow segregation to provide assurances for verification & traceability; Currently our best estimate is that 6-8% of the total sow today are housed in segregated operations. That does not mean that the offsring of these sows are uniquely segregated.Since 2017/18 is the number that is often used as a timeline, Our estimates is that the states that have pending referendums that will be in place and the public announcements of pork companies who have used this date, our estimate is that there will be 15% of the total sow hers converted. Why is that important? Because it is along way from meeting the current announcements that have been made by food companies.The point in all of this we have to do a better job of understanding the supply chains ability to meet these expectations. Brand reputation. Are we increasing consumer confidence in pork production … or are we making promises that we can’t meet and thereby jeopardizing consumer confidence in pork and in a company who made the promise. We all recognize the confusion and challenges with the recent LFTB issue. We recognize at some point we are going to be expected to verify and ultimately trace the claims made on product.
- So our ask of you is to work with us. If you want to reflect your commitment to animal welfare, contribute to the effort of researching how to best optimize systems. Listen to producers because they will be the ones effected by your decisions. Do your due diligence and evaluate economic, scientific, consumer and environmental consequences of your decisions – and the possible animal welfare consequences as well.
- Hugh - It’s good to be with you this morning. I would like to thank DuPont Pioneer for their wonderful financial and leadership support. You were the first industry partner at the Premier Partner Advisory Group level. I would also like to thank Bill Even and Tracy Willets for providing us the opportunity to share with you information about our movement. Yes, we consider our efforts a movement, not a campaign. The U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance (USFRA) is now about 21 months old. Over the next 20 minutes, John Johnson and I will explain who we are, update you on our progress, and outline plans for the remainder of this year and into 2013. Following the two of us, Bill Zucker will explain how USFRA went about collecting research, and how we used that research to design and execute our strategic communications program.
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