Product Management for Health and Nutrition

Good Health and Well-being

Key Performance in 2024


New Nutritional Products

Sales of New Nutritional Products

Sales of Organic Products

Sales of Organic Products (Non-Food)

Participants in the health care awareness program: “Healthy Community”

Recall of products which may affect consumer health

Key Progress in 2024


Elderly food project

”Good Health with Healthy Boxed Lunch” under the brand EZYGO Eat Well, “Delicious, Easy, Healthy” healthy boxed lunch project

“Chef cares Ready Meal” Health food products project

Create safety and product quality awareness among employees and suppliers

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

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Results of the “Double Materiality Matrix”

Sustainability Dimensions

  • Social Dimension

Impact level for application in business operations

  • Critical Material Topics

Progress against Short-term and Long-Term Goals

Increase the number of new health & nutrition products and services

Performance Summary in 2024

Research and development of products for good health and well-being

Personnel in research and development

Research outcomes

Allocated budget

Research and development agencies

Suppliers/external agencies collaborating in research and development

Total sales of Private Brand

Total sales of Private Brand Health Product

Total sales of Private Brand Health Product by Category

Food

Reduced saturated fat, Trans fats

Reduce sodium

Reduced sugar

Increased nutritious ingredients

Reformulated

Reduced fertilizers

Reduced artificial ingredients

Reduced portion size

Organic products

Non-Food

Reduced artificial ingredients

Organic products

Natural vegetable based ingredients

EU-Eco Label or third party equivalent

Remarks: The information reported only covers jointly developed products (Private Brand: PB) sold through various CP ALL offline and online channels

Nutritional Labelling on Products

Display nutrition labels information of international
standards compliance of products

Display nutrition labels information of Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) by the voluntary for Ready-to-Eat Food and Beverage at

Risks and Opportunities


In 2024, health risks are likely to increase due to adverse effects from climate change, air pollution, and current societal needs. Thus, consumers view health-promoting products in higher regard and have increased product quality expectations. The Company focuses on research and product development throughout all production activities from raw materials sourcing to distribution to reduce disparities concerning rights to health among consumers and vulnerable populations.

This approach aims to provide the elderly and low-income individuals with access to healthy and nutritious product options. In reducing potential health risk and ensuring basic consumer rights to good health, healthy food offerings include organic produce and products low in fat, sodium, sugar, additives, salad products free from exposure to fertilizers and chemicals to boost agricultural quantity, and products high in protein. Moreover, nutritional information is completely displayed on the packaging to promote health and well-being of consumers in every dimension.

Management Approach


The Company operates under the “Good Health & Well-being” policy and strategy in terms of health and nutrition to promote health and well-being among consumers through focusing on producing and distributing high nutritional value products, developing health products not only to satisfy consumer demands but also international safety standards, and ensuring product information transparency through easily legible labels according to respective national rules and regulations.

In addition, the company emphasizes food innovation and nutritional enhancement by focusing on research in collaboration with its affiliated entities, such as CP Foodlab Company Limited and the Product Management Division of CP ALL Public Company Limited. Furthermore, the company partners with external organizations involved in food innovation and health technology, such as the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), to develop products that meet consumer needs.

In addition, the company emphasizes food innovation and nutritional enhancement by focusing on research in collaboration with its affiliated entities, such as CP Foodlab Company Limited and the Product Management Division of CP ALL Public Company Limited. Furthermore, the company partners with external organizations involved in food innovation and health technology, such as the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), to develop products that meet consumer needs.

To further increase the variety of choices for consumers, the Company delivers organic products and natural-based ingredient products in the beauty, cosmetics, and household category in addition to those offered in the food and beverages category.

The Company highlights responsible sourcing of quality materials which must be certified and traceable, especially for genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

The Company continuously monitors and reviews performance to ensure consistent promotion of consumers’ health and well-being is consistent with expected progress against short-term and long-term goals. Data is also collected to develop policies, operational plan and effective future research proposals. In addition, the Company emphasizes monitoring and inspecting product labels to ensure conformation to Company requirements and adherence to consumer safety. In 2024, the Company recorded zero cases involving vague descriptions of key ingredients, usage instructions, product recommendations, or advertisements deemed noncompliant with legal requirements, basic standards, the Company’s practices or relevant consumer expectations.

Research and development of health promoting products according to the health-conscious choice criteria

Criteria for health promoting products in the food and beverage category

The Company complies with and refers to the Ministry of Public Health announcements relating to nutritional and health standards to develop health promoting products in addition to determining food and beverage criteria classified as health products. 4 categories of products mentioned are as follows:

Products certified or fulfilling 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

edical 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

Reduced sugar, fat or sodium products

Good Mate Sugar-free Formula Oat Milk 180 ml.

Products with added nutritional value

Vitaday Vitamin C Gluta Water 480 ml.

Improved formula products

Spicy Minced Pork & Grilled Pork with Rice

Additive Reduced Products

Jasmine Red Cargo Rice with Stir-Fried Basil Chicken Breast

Products with natural main ingredients

V Farm x Suwan Farm Corn Milk 280 ml.

Fertilizer reduced products and Organic products

Organic Cos Salad 60 g.

Fertilizer reduced products and organic products

BEAR BRAND Enriched UHT Milk 170 ml.

Examples of Private Brand Health Product

Food Products

Whole Grain Pumpkin Bread

Riceberry Mixed Jasmine Rice with Spicy Chicken Breast

Grilled Salmon Salad

Spicy Mushroom Larb Ball

Beverage Products

Drinking Yoghurt

Criteria for non-food health promoting products

The Company highlights and promotes the distribution of products beyond the health food category through offering beauty, cosmetics and household products. The Company has established criteria for the product categories mentioned as follows:

Organic product

Additives reduced products

Products containing natural components or ingredients

Products with eco-friendly product labels

Examples of non-food products for health

Personal Products / Cosmetics

Organic Products

Johnson’s Baby Powder Corn Starch Blossom 50 g.

Additive Reduced Products

Cute Press Full Night Sleep 10 g.

Products containing natural components or ingredients

Tamarind Honey Scrub 70 g.

Household Products

Products with eco-friendly product labels

SUNLIGHT Lemon M Size 485 ml.

Additive Reduced Products

KAYARI FLASH & COOL 30 ml.

Products containing natural components or ingredients

Breeze Excel Signature Liquid Detergent Pink Floral Breeze 700 Ml.

Creating awareness and support for healthy product consumption

The Company develops knowledge and research health products in collaborating with various agencies with expertise in food, cosmetics, and cosmeceuticals, CP Foodlab Company Limited has partnered with the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) to develop health products derived from holy basil oil to help alleviate inflammation in the oral cavity and throat. In product development, CP ALL Public Company Limited collaborates with the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) to provide nutritional analysis services, including sodium, sugar, fat, and trans fat content, for both internal and external organizations.

Additionally, the Company specifies details of key components and safe usage for clarification through product labels in accordance with laws or standard practices, such as energy values per serving, fat, sugar, and sodium. In 2024, operations have been implemented to cover 100% of ready-to-eat food and beverage SKUs according to laws or regulations while implementation of other guidelines the Company adheres to is at 40.17%. This approach details main ingredient and nutritional value information to consumers who may wish to avoid certain foods inappropriate for their consumption, especially consumers with chronic diseases.

In tandem with other implementations, the Company emphasizes displaying environmentally friendly product labels, comprising Carbon Footprint information or Animal Welfare standards, etc., to build confidence and support sustainable consumption.

Managing product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

The Company considers quality and safety of products throughout the supply chain through establishing quality control standards from cultivation, production, receiving products, arranging and distributing products, sales and services to guarantee confidence in the safety and reliability of offered products and services. The Company has designated a unit to inspect product quality standards and 7-Eleven store standards while maintaining consumer safety as the number one priority, especially when concerning products containing GMO ingredients where compliance with laws and regulations is strictly abided to ensure the safety and standards of raw materials and products. In addition, the Company has established a stringent process for raw materials sourcing which ensures responsible sourcing throughout the supply chain. Suppliers are provided with resources and support in materials sourcing via questionnaires and certification of certain products as required by law. Suppliers are encouraged to display product labels transparently by specifying information regarding ingredients, raw materials, or genetically modified products to provide consumers with accurate and complete information.

Key Projects in 2024

In 2024, the Company performed awareness activities, product support and access to safe foods in addition to developing products for good health according to the health-conscious choices criteria continuously. This approach increases adequate and appropriate nutritional value under the “Good Health & Well-being” strategy through various projects as follows:

“Good Health & Well-being”

Product & Service

Developing and selecting products which are delicious, diverse, safe, and nutritious




Place

Find the right location, create a good atmosphere, drive consumption,
increase distribution convenience and access for customers


People

Provide knowledge and understanding among consumers and communities, along with staff skills development



Channel

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



Technology

Utilize artificial intelligence technology to analyze data, develop health
applications and continue to increase sales and products which satisfy
customer needs

1. Research and development of health promoting products according to the health conscious choice criteria

Ongoing Project: Research and development of ready-to-eat products for good health

CP Foodlab Company Limited, a center of research and development know-how in research advancements, consultancy services, product testing, and engineering designs for ready-to-eat food, coordinates research and development cooperation among various government and private agencies to achieve sustainable development within the food industry.

In 2024, CP Foodlab conducted research and development initiatives to increase the value of healthy food products. This effort integrates applied research through a pilot study to effectively transform theoretical knowledge into practical applications within the industry.

Impact and Benefits

Research projects conducted

Total value of the research project


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

CPRAM is committed to researching and developing new products which promote good health and well-being to deliver quality nutritious food from multiple dimensions including food safety, nutritional value, and aesthetics, under the brand VG for Love. The product fulfills the requirements of health-conscious consumers inclusive of groups focusing on plant-based diet and flexitarians in 4 forms of love: love of health, love of animal life, love the environment and love the world. Products are developed to satisfy consumer needs in 5 main categories as follows:

In 2024, the proportion of income from plant-based food menus increased by no less than 0.15% (or 43 million Baht) of total income from food and bakery products.

Vgan-J

Vgan

Lacto Veggie

Ovo Veggie

Lacto-Ovo Veggie


EZYGO “Eat Well, “Delicious, Easy, Healthy” healthy boxed lunch project

Consumption of healthy food has become increasing popular, and 7-Eleven has capitalized this opportunity through developing healthy boxed lunch products under the brand “EZYGO Eat Dee” to satisfy the needs of health-conscious consumers. This product offers are free from MSG or preservatives, uses canola oil which is high in unsaturated fatty acids, and does not exceed 450 kilocalories per box. The various menus comprise Riceberry Mixed Jasmine Rice with Spicy Chicken Breast, Fragrant Red Cargo Rice with Grilled Chicken and Thai Spicy Sauce, Riceberry with Stir-Fried Pumpkin, Egg and Chicken Breast, etc. The launch of this product not only provides a solution to consumer health needs but also aligns with goals of promoting good health and well-being, reduced environmental impact through quality raw material sourcing, and awareness of the benefits to healthy food consumption among consumers.

Impact and Benefits

Sales of “EZYGO Eat Dee” healthy lunch box products amounted


“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 50 Best Restaurants/The World’s 50 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 2024, 12 Chef Cares products were sold at 7-Eleven stores, generating over 417 million Baht in revenue, with 100% 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.


Elderly food project

CPRAM is committed to creating high-quality food for Thai society and all consumers, promoting good health and well-being. The company has developed food specifically for the elderly, emphasizing health-conscious nutrition. “Creator” is designed with a focus on essential nutrients, the appropriate types and amounts of ingredients, and textures suited for chewing, digestion, and nutrient absorption according to aging needs. Not only for seniors, “Creator” is also a great choice for those seeking high-protein meals, ensuring complete nutrition. With its “easy to chew, easy to digest” formula, it offers a nutritious, delicious, and health-friendly option that aligns with the growing aging population in Thailand and worldwide. Currently, “Creator” is available at Makro, Lotus’s, and all 30 CPRAM outlets nationwide, generating an annual revenue of 561,128 Baht from this new product category.

2. Create safety and product quality awareness among employees and suppliers

CP ALL instills the importance of product safety and quality in all relevant parties, from internal employees to external suppliers, as an approach for everyone to participate in maintaining the highest product safety standards for consumers.

Examples of training to provide knowledge and create participation among relevant employees

Virtual Classroom

Participation topics Details Target Group Frequency
Sanitation course for food service operators Develop employee capacity in serving food according to safety requirements as announced by the Ministry of Public Health on criteria and methods for training business operators and food handlers, B.E. 2561 and according to the Department of Health announcement regarding criteria and methods in organizing training for business operators and food handlers through digital technology
  • Employee, store managers (store employees who have been trained for 3 years)
  • 8,010 acting store managers and SBP store managers participated in the training
Monthly
Sanitation course for food handlers Provide knowledge and understanding of food sanitation principles, inclusive of relevant laws, to ensure food served to consumers comply with food safety norms
  • 75,797 operations staff (store employees who have been trained for 3 years) participated in the training
Monthly
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Provide staff with knowledge and comprehension of the GMP standards system for application in distribution center or branch store operations as a means to prevent negative impact towards consumers
  • 90 Unit leaders and executives (distribution center) participated in the training
2-3 times/year
Quality Store System Committee (QSSC) Gain overview of complaints from branch stores and corresponding solutions from situations including foreign objects contamination during sales preparation, improper storage which affects product quality, delivery of substandard products, and sales of expired products
  • 53 employees participated in the Quality Store System Committee (QSSC) training
1 time/year
Operation Network Provide complaint clarification in terms of quality issues at the FC Conference meeting in each region
  • Branch store executives at the assistant district manager level and all district managers
Once every two months

On-site training

Participation topics Details Target Group Frequency
Food Coach Provide technical knowledge in terms of branch store quality inspection (Sensory, Micro) and random inspections according to SQA team specifications in each month
  • 60 LSM employees participated in the training
1 time/month
Quality Store System Standard Inspection (QSSI) training for batch 1 Organize a workshop for Quality Store System Standards Inspection (QSSI) employees and Panyatara lecturer team members to review knowledge and understanding related to inspections and resolving food safety issues and quality man agement standards in 7-Eleven stores. The comprehensive training, which includes both theory and practice, provides updates on current standards and new management practices. This approach reflects 7-Eleven’s commitment to maintaining and raising the quality standards of products and services. The sustainability of operations is a result of cooperation from Quality Assurance (QA), Quality Store System Standard Inspection (QSSI) team and Panyatara team
  • 130 employees and Panyatara lecturer team members participated in the Quality Store System Standard Inspection (QSSI) training
1 time/year

In 2024, the Company organized training workshops to provide food safety knowledge and understanding to over 84,000 relevant employees.

Examples of training to provide knowledge and create participation among suppliers

Virtual Classroom

Participation topics Details Target Group Frequency
Collaboration with SMEs in raising production standards for agricultural products
  • Elevate SMEs standard and provide knowledge including:
    – Managing production in unstable weather conditions
    – Branding to elevate agricultural product image in line with current consumer needs
    – Prototype development for agricultural product traceability system
  • Elevate agricultural product SME capacity
  • 110 agricultural product suppliers participated in the training
1 time/year
Training and advice on product quality and safety
  • Provide suppliers with training and advice on quality and safety
  • Training and coaching for suppliers to develop capacity in producing high quality and safe products
  • Provide suppliers with training in legal knowledge related to food production
  • 898 suppliers and 2,037 people from the Fresh Food group and Dry Food group participated in the training
1 time/year
Product label preparation according to the Ministry of Public Health announcement Product label preparation training to comply with the Ministry of Public Health announcement, issue 4, which comes to effect on July 2, 2024. Therefore, training is organized to provide knowledge relevant to “Preparation for product labelling according to the Ministry of Public Health Announcement No. 445-448” to ensure suppliers have correct knowledge and understanding of respective product labels
  • 105 suppliers participated in the training
1 time/year

On-site training

Participation topics Details Target Group Frequency
Training to provide knowledge and advice on product quality and safety
  • Training to provide knowledge and create awareness of quality and safety to suppliers
  • Training and coaching for suppliers to develop capacity in producing high quality and safe products
  • 3 suppliers and 60 people from the Fresh Food group and Dry Food group participated in the training
1 time/year
QA-CP Group Relationship project
  • Promote and support CP group supplier development in every dimension:
    – Knowledge management in sustainable organization development
    – Call & Recall Analysis and Prevention
  • 23 CP Group suppliers participated in the training
1 time/year

In 2024, training was organized to provide food safety knowledge and comprehension for 3,236 suppliers.

3. Managing product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

The Company strives to create satisfaction and respond to consumer requirements through focus on the importance of cleanliness, hygiene, safety and reliability. Training workshops have been organized to provide food safety knowledge and comprehension among employees who are relevant parties involved in food safety. This approach ensures that products and services delivered to customers maintain safety and reliability. The Company has designated a department responsible for inspecting product quality standards and 7-Eleven store standards as follows:

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

Upstream : Food safety from farm
Product quality assurance Division
Provides knowledge in quality control and management methods to SMEs in terms of foreign object contamination controls from raw materials prior to production and sales in 7-Eleven stores.
In 2024
CP ALL in conjunction with manufacturers, have established foreign object contamination removal measures in raw material prior to production inclusive of agricultural advice and planning, crop rotations to reduce accumulation of disease, etc. Recommendations were provided in terms of proper chemical use methods and usage duration, use of microorganisms to eliminate foreign matter to reduce reliance on chemicals and harvesting window to ensure high product quality.
Midstream : Control food safety along the process
Quality inspection agency at distribution centers
Conduct standards inspection for product quality and sorting during distribution, ensure proper cold storage and delivery vehicle temperature parameters for temperature-controlled products, and review considerations to not deliver products which do not comply with 7-Eleven store standards.
In 2024
0.023% of products were inspected for damage arising from distribution.
Downstream : Product traceability
Quality Store System Standard Inspection (QSSI)
Assesses service management and product quality according to SAVEQC policy. S: cashier service, store employee service, convenience. A: additional products and services. V: value for money. E: environment and atmosphere of the store, atmosphere and service of the gas station. Q: quality of products, inspection of product preparation and storage. C: cleanliness, including maintaining store standards and providing customer service which ensures satisfaction through monthly inspections. In addition, the Customer Satisfaction Survey includes questions related to product quality and safety in the section. Q: Quality (product quality) to accept customer comments for development and improvement to further raise operational guideline standards.
In 2024
The average store standards and customer satisfaction score was 94.83%.
Product quality standards inspection agency (QA)
Estabilises standards for improving the quality of products, services, quality management, and considers previous complaints. Random inspection are conducted to determine product standards, legal compliance, label conformity, and proactive recalls of sub-standard products.
In 2024
There were a total of 128 instances with 173 items of product recalls due to non-compliance with standards or legal regulations. Additionally, there were 32 instances with 60 items of product recalls resulting from customer complaints. In terms of branch store standards, knowledge and comprehension levels which encompasses product quality assurance skills among store executives, have been raised. This approach creates an understanding of product quality control processes throughout the food chain, enhances understanding in processes involving raw materials, production, distribution, and branch store management to provide consumers with quality food.

CP Axtra cares about product quality and safety, from sourcing to consumers

Upstream : Food safety from farm
The Company has established guidelines for environmentally friendly agricultural production, prioritizing consumer safety and ensuring quality under certification and standards such as GAP, ThaiGAP, GLOBALG.A.P., and organic agriculture (Organic). The Company provides knowledge and understanding to farmer groups and suppliers, assisting them in developing production processes to achieve certification. As a result, the Company can produce high-quality, safe, and traceable products under the MQP (Makro Quality Pro), aro Gold, and Selected brands, ensuring transparency and traceability from sources to consumer. In 2024
Makro has enhanced agricultural production knowledge for farmers, SME suppliers, and community enterprises, leading to certification. As a result, a total of 447 farmers, SME suppliers, and community enterprises have received certification. They have successfully delivered over 574 agricultural products under the MQP (Makro Quality Pro), aro Gold, and Selected brands.
Midstream : Control food safety along the process
The Company has further developed the Makro Initiative Accreditation (MIA) Plus ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) system to ensure sustainable supply chain management. This includes integrating quality data and enhancing the packaging facility standards within the network of farmers, suppliers, and community enterprises to achieve GMP certification. Additionally, the Company collaborates with the Department of Medical Sciences to upgrade packaging facilities for certified chemical screening laboratories (HUB) covering agricultural production networks across all regions. Furthermore, the Company is enhancing laboratory standards at distribution centers to assist farmers, suppliers, and community enterprises in inspecting products before distribution. These distribution centers are certified under ISO 22000 and GHP standards, ensuring quality control and food safety throughout the entire distribution process. In 2024
Makro has upgraded the standards of agricultural packing facilities, achieving GMP* certification for 939 facilities. Additionally, the Company has developed chemical screening laboratories, obtaining certified quality standards for toxic substance testing** for 24 agricultural networks, SME partners, and community enterprises across all regions. Furthermore, the Company’s distribution centers have been certified for toxic substance testing standards**, ISO 22000***, and GHP*** at two locations.
Downstream : Product traceability
Makro has enhanced the Makro i-Trace system by integrating blockchain technology to enhance transparency and enable traceability of raw material sources and nutritional information of products. This initiative aims to engage customers in health literacy by providing detailed nutritional and wellness-related data. The system covers fresh food, bakery items, and food products under the aro brand. In 2024
The Makro i-Trace system encompasses over 14,000 fresh food and bakery products, representing 100% of food products under the aro brand. The system has successfully raised awareness of nutrition and well-being, accumulating over 192,000 views.

Remake :
* Certified by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
** Certified by the Department of Medical Sciences
*** Certified by Bureau Veritas (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Support for external organizations and trade associations in terms of product safety and quality

The Company cooperates with all sectors to promote and develop Thai SMEs through providing advice, exchange ideas, acknowledge requirements, provide knowledge and budget support to various associations to raise product safety and quality standards. Through business mentoring programs in collaboration with the Thai Chamber of Commerce and over 27 partner agencies, the focus is to develop SMEs into sustainable mid-size enterprises equipped with skills and knowledge vital towards operating present-day businesses and create a vision for business operations in various dimensions.

Establish a sustainable business plan

01

MARKETING

Create a sustainable growth business plan

02

MANAGEMENT

Learn management strategies from leading companies in the country to explore new business opportunities

03

MANUFACTURING

Enhance production efficiency to increase competitive capabilities

04

ACCOUNTING

Manage the system efficiently and secure funding sources

Assess operation on-site to evaluate opportunities in developing SME capacity in terms of product safety and quality

Certification of international standards for food quality and safety

CPRAM Company Limited is committed to creating confidence for consumers by comprehensively applying international standards in production. In 2024, production standards were raised through application of GMP, HACCP, BAP and BRCGS in sourcing raw materials and stringent production control at every plant to ensure consumers receive high quality, safe and reliable products. In addition, 100% (117 factories) of the co-developed product manufacturing plants hired by the Company are GMP or GHP certified, and 89% (104 factories) are HACCP certified. This development reflects the Company’s commitment to delivering quality and safe products to consumers and remains an important principle the Company has always adhered to.

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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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