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What are Government Buying Standards and why do they matter? Dr Louis Levy Improving Hospital Food Workshop, Hull Royal Infirmary, 20 May 2013

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What are Government Buying Standards and why do they matter?

Dr Louis Levy Improving Hospital Food Workshop, Hull Royal Infirmary, 20 May 2013

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Government Buying Standards are designed to make it easier for government buyers to buy sustainably. They include:

• official specifications that all government buyers must follow when procuring a range of products;

• information about sustainable procurement and how to apply it when buying.

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Identifying and developing criteria

reflection and redefinition fine tuning options

Reference groups/ stakeholder engagement/ evidence

informal consultation/ impact assessment discussions pre-consultation pilot I

pre-consultation pilot II

scoping study

consultation

identify options

Reference Group

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Implementation

evidence

Reference Group

review

GBSF

• Informal and formal consultation

• Implementation • Pilot projects

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Effect of applying Target Nutrient Specifications on sodium intake of secondary school pupils in England

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Talking account for tomato ketchup max 600mg/100g baked beans max 400mg/100g burgers & pizzas max 400mg/100g sausages max 600mg/100g chips & potato products max 100mg/100g crisps etc max 600mg/100g

girls boys Gibson 2005

Data from School meals in secondary schools in England (2004) Applying Target Nutrient Specifications

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Draft prioritisation matrix

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Bringing it altogether

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Healthier Food Mark

Government Buying Standards

for Food On

Off

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GBS Food and Catering Services

• Foods produced to higher sustainability standards

• Foods procured and served to higher nutritional standards

• Procurement of catering operations to higher sustainability standards

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www.sd.defra.gov.uk/advice/public/buying/products/food/

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A healthy food experience

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Help is at hand…. from DH/PHE

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www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_125579

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Issues of packaging

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Is this fit for purpose – for the patients - for the environment

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Help is at hand.. from your supplier

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Brakes

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NHS Supply Chain

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Spot the difference…..

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