Bread Waste. It s not WASTE until it s WASTED! 23th February, 2017 Ankara, Turkey

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Bread Waste It s not WASTE until it s WASTED! 23th February, 2017 Ankara, Turkey

Global production of bread: 125 million tonnes/ year (2011) We can separate the bread waste into two Waste during the process Waste after production The bakery industry is the second largest waste producers in the cereal processing industry, with the 3 to 5% Every day 101 million (250grams/bread) bread is produced, 95 million is consumed and about 6% is thrown away in Turkey. Turkey Waste Bread: 2.1 billion pcs/ year Financial Losses: 545 million $/ year

Bread Waste in Turkey Bread production; 25.295 tons per day, 9.2 million tons per year, when calculated according to 250 gram standard bread this makes 101 million loaves of bread daily, and 37 billion yearly. Bread consumption; 23.809 tons per day, 8.7 million tons per year, when calculated according to 250 gram standard bread this makes 95 million loaves of bread daily, 35 billion yearly. Waste of bread; 1.486 tons per day, 542 thousand tons per year, when calculated according to 250 gram standard bread this makes 6 million loaves of bread daily, and 2,1 billion yearly. The rate of waste; 5, 9 % of the total bread production is wasted. The total of 6 million loaves of bread wasted in one day is wasted according to the following rates; 3 million are wasted in bakeries (51,4 %), 2,3 million at homes (37,9 %), 0,6 million in establishments; personnel and student cafeterias, restaurants and hotels (10,7 %)

The Campaign of Preventing Bread Waste started on 17 jan 2013 Campaign of Preventing Bread Waste To create social public sensitivity towards waste in the society, To prevent waste in the production and consumption stages, To provide that bread is bought as much as needed and is preserved properly, To inform the society on different ways of using stale bread, To contribute to the economy of the country by preventing waste, To call attention to the fact that the bread used to feed animals is also waste, To emphasize on mainly the waste of bread and waste in general.

Bread Wastage We think bread wastage is one of the biggest problems in Turkey due to the amounts of traditional bread that are produced daily. In most of the cases, traditional bread has a shelf life with hours. We support the initiative of the government to cut down the wastage. Particularly most of the bread is being wasted in the traditional and unpacked bread. We are in a different space due to the waste of packed bread is much, much lower. Why the packed bread waste is lower? Due to the quality of the ingredients, hygiene and safety of the processes and packaging conditions, the shelflife is longer and bread wastage is lower in packed bread. 10.943 tones of frozen bread had been produced in 2015. There is no research about the wastage of frozen bread. But it is possible to say that the frozen bread has the minimum turnbacks and wastage due to its storage conditions. The consumers can defreeze the breads how much they want to eat and it can avoid the bread wastage.

Who we are... 1 First packaged bread company in Turkey 2 Identified with hygienic packaged bread during 25 years 3 Market leader with 62% market share 4 Available in 783.562 km² - all over the Turkey 5 Serving fresh products to 80 million people with high quality

Premium category launch HISTORY First Production First light bread in Turkey Enriched bread for children «Buyumek» launch 3rd factory established in İstanbul. First fresh croissant produced in Turkey 4rd factory in İzmir, 5th factory (frozen) establised in İstanbul 1990 1991 1999 2001 2004 2006 2010 2011 2012 2014 2015 UNO factory start up First cake base in Turkey Whole Wheat and Multi Grain variants introduced to the market 2nd factory established in Ankara Launch of Premium Category Merger with Asil Fırın (cookie company) & Antalya Halk Ekmek (bread company). First long shelf life sandwic "Sandwince" is produced

COMPANY BY NUMBERS # of Employees Sales Value ('000 TL) Sales Volume (TON) 2015 2.102 2015 522.000 2015 74.000 2010 946 2010 144.000 2010 33.000 2001 247 2001 21.000 2001 14.000 1991 30 1991 11 1991 120 0 1.000 2.000 3.000 0 200.000 400.000 600.000 0 20.000 40.000 60.000 80.000

FACTORIES 7 Factories ASİL FIRIN (2 FACTORIES) İSTANBUL (Fresh) ANKARA İSTANBUL (Frozen) MANİSA ANTALYA New Factories established in 2014 and 2015

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK 81 cities, 73 distribution centers 585 trucks 4,2 million delivery in a year 670 sales & distribution employees ÇORLU İZMİR EDİRNE İKİTELLİ İSTANBUL SİLİVRİ DUDULLU BURSA BOZÖYÜK BALIKESİR ESKİŞEHİR ANKARA KÜTAHYA DENİZLİ SÖKE BODRUM MARMARİS FETHİYE İZMİT AFYON ISPARTA ANTALYA KARABÜK KONYA MERSİN ÇORUM SAMSUN ORDU GİRESUN ANTAKYA TRABZON RİZE ERZURUM NEVŞEHİR BİNGÖL ELAZIĞ KAYSERİ MALATYA BATMAN K.MARAŞ DİYARBAKIR ADIYAMAN BİTLİS ADANA SİVAS GAZİANTEP İSKENDERUN MARDİN

Total Bakery Market in Turkey Bakery Comsumption per capita (kg/year) Total market in Turkey: 39.000 M TL 2% is packaged bread 97% unpacked bread UNO is the leader with %72 Market Share

TUBITAK TEYDEB 3140035 Bread Formulation and Process Devolopment For Recycling of Return Bread 01.07.2014-31.08.2015 UNMAŞ UNLU MAMÜLLER SANAYİ VE TİCARET A.Ş.

Reasons For Starting The Project Bread is perishable than the raw grain and its degradation is almost always biological. Globaly: Bakery industry waste is 3,5% (4,37 million tonnes) Most of the bread wastage are mainly result from excessive fermantation, over baking etc. which are caused unwanted shape and volume. In addition, many consumers evaluate softness of the bakery products as freshness, so the amount of waste bread is increasing indirectly. Waste Bread An important part of bread wastage is not suitable for rework because of mold contamination. Breadcrumbs Animal Food

Aim of Project TMO 6 million pieces of daily bread is wasted in our country everyday. Its monetary value is 2.1 billion TL/year In Turkey 3% produced bread are not sold, 0,7% of produced bread return back as return and 2.2% of them is trashed or used as animal food. Main Reason Development of formulation and process for dark coloured waste bread to be regained into production.

Studies Within The Project Period Gross Production % 8% 9% 8% 17% 16% 42% TOST KEPEKLİ ÇAVDARLI LIGHT TAM BUĞDAY TAHILLI % 58 is dark colored bread The average wastage ratio of sliced bread production is 1.2% in our company. 10% 13% 13% Waste % 41% TOST KEPEKLİ ÇAVDARLI LIGHT 5% 18% TAM BUĞDAY TAHILLI The annual production of sliced bread is 14400 tons, Total waste during production is 172.8 tons.(1.2%) 59% of 172.8 tons of waste is dark colored bread. 102 tons of waste/year could be recycled in the procution

Studies Within The Project Period Determination of Research and Analysis Details Updating of Waste Amounts Within the project plan, trend analysis was performed for the daily waste generation during 6 months in sliced bread production line, which our dark bread production is realized. The distribution of the product diversification to actual amount of waste is set out in Table. Gross production kg/month Waste kg/month Jan Feb March Apr May June Jan Feb March Apr May June

Studies Within The Project Period Waste bread evaluation methods; Aroma compounds Seasoning Ethanole Protein Lactic acid, acetic acid production Subsution of starch Sourdough Methane Sugar syrup Yeast feed

Studies Within The Project Period Investigation of Liquid Sourdough Production Methods Natural Fermantation Method: When dough left 1-2 days at room conditions, fermantation occurs due to the flours natural microfloras and dougs ph increse. LAB (Lactobacillus spp., Pediococcus spp.) becomes dominant during fermantation. Mature Sourdough Addition Method: In this method, metobolic activiteted sourdough is used in sourdough bread production. Starter culture usage: A pure culture of LAB or LAB/yeast mixture used to realize fermantation.

Studies Within The Project Period Return Bread Sourdough Production Trials in Pilot Scale Pilot Scale Return Bread Sourdough Production Flowchart Waste Bread Grinding Mill Liquid Sourdoug Preparation Mixer Liquid Sour Dough Restıng Sourdough resting (proofing) Time 24 h 48 h ph 5,17±0,01 4,77±0,02 Humidity (%) 68,5±0,02 68,4±0,09 Acidity (%) 12,4±0,15 13,9±0,17

Studies Within The Project Period Development of Recycling Process of Return Bread in Lab. Scale Liquid Sourdough Formulation Studies From Different Waste Bread Types EXPERIMENT SLURRY BRAN (%) RYE (%) LIGTH (%) WHOLE WHEAT (%) MULTI GRAIN (% 1 Bran 100 2 Rye 100 3 Ligth 100 4 Whole wheat 100 5 Multi grain 100 6 Mix 1 29 15,1 19,4 16,3 33 7 Mix2 23 15 15 13 20,2 Determination of Quality Characteristics and Optimization Moisture, ph, acidity, reducing sugar, total aerobic mesophilic bacteri, total mold and lactic acid bacteri analysis were realized in return bread sourdogh formulations. Reducing sugar, microbiological analysis were performed in Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN Mıx 1, Mix 2 The lowest acid production was obtained by whole wheat return bread sourdough. It has been found to be more intense aroma in rye sourdough bread.

Studies Within The Project Period RESULTS OF LAB. SCALE SOURDOUGH BREAD PRODUCTION 25% usage of dark colour sourdough negatively effcet physical, chemical, textural, sensorial properties of UNO Multigrain Bread. 15% usage of dark colour sourdough is decided to use in multigrain bread to obtain standart bread quality. Optimized Dark Colour Sourdough Design for Pilot Scale type of waste bread Mix 1 Mix 2 optimum mix bran 29,0% 23% 29,5% rye 15,1% 15% 22,4% ligth 19,4% 15% 14,0% whole wheat 16,3% 13% 19,5% multi grain 20,2% 33% 14,6%

Studies Within The Project Period Realization of Physical, Chemical, Textural, Microbiological and Sensory Analysis of Sourdough Breads Physical Analysis Results of Multigrain Bread Produced in Pilot Scale control Multigrain Bread produced with 24 hour proofed sourdough liquid Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid weight- 460±14 g 451,7±1,8 458,3±1,1 461,0±1,2 length - 20,5±0,5 cm 21,4±0,17 21,0±0,05 21,1±0,45 width - 9,5±0,5 cm 9,0±0,08 9,2±0,17 9,4±0,16 height - 11,5±1 cm 11,0±0,12 11,0±0,21 10,7±0,05 volume,ml 2748±6,24 2753±4,71 2683±2,36 Specific volume,ml/g 6,1±0,12 6,01±0,1 5,9±0,08

Humidity (%) Studies Within The Project Period Physical, Chemical, Textural, Microbiological And Sensory Analysis Result of Sourdough Bread Chemical Analysis Results of Multigrain Bread Produced in Pilot Scale control Multigrain Bread produced with 24 hour proofed sourdough liquid Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid 1.day ave. 35,5±0,04 36,5±0,07 36,8±0,04 4.day ave. 35,3±0,07 36,6±0,02 36,9±0,10 7.day ave. 35,5±0,02 36,6±0,01 36,7±0,02 12.day ave. 35,7±0,04 36,8±0,02 36,5±0,02 Ph 1.day ave. 5,48±0,02 5,41±0,01 5,33±0,02 4.day ave. 5,44±0,01 5,40±0,00 5,31±0,01 7.day ave. 5,44±0,01 5,38±0,01 5,27±0,02 12.day ave. 5,42±0,01 5,37±0,02 5,25±0,02 Aw 1.day ave. 0,943±0,002 0,935±0,003 0,935±0,002 4.day ave. 0,947±0,002 0,935±0,003 0,935±0,001 7.day ave. 0,939±0,001 0,933±0,001 0,934±0,002 12.day ave. 0,933±0,001 0,936±0,001 0,936±0,002 Acidity 1.day ave. 7,5±0,02 8,6±0,18 9,5±0,18 4.day ave. 7,4±0,02 8,7±0,15 9,6±0,11 7.day ave. 7,6±0,02 8,7±0,21 9,6±0,15 12.day ave. 7,6±0,02 8,8±0,18 9,5±0,20

Self life KONTROL Studies Within The Project Period Texture Analysis Results of Multigrain Bread Produced in Pilot Scale Multigrain Bread produced with 24 hour proofed sourdough liquid Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid 1.day 460,9±23,1 457,2±30,6 471,6±26,0 4.day 513,8±49,4 519,7±29,4 473,2±26,2 7.day 572,2±24,1 543,1±29,4 480,4±32,8 12.day 588,4±35,3 550,5±41,1 489,3±37,8 CONTROL F İ R M N E S S TRIAL 1, 24 h fermented TRIAL 2, 48 h fermented 1st day 2nd day 3rd day 4 th day

Studies Within The Project Period Microbiological Analysis Results of Multigrain Bread Produced in Pilot Scale self life KONTROL Multigrain Bread produced with 24 hour proofed sourdough liquid Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid mold-teast (Limit value-1x 10 3 kob/g) 1.day 0 0 0 4.day 0 0 0 7.day 0 0 0 12.day 2000 0 0

Studies Within The Project Period Sensory Analysis Results of Multigrain Bread Produced in Pilot Scale Modified bread Score Test Parameter Definitions The expert panel has identified characteristics of multigrain bread with 15 properties. Comparison of 24 h ile 48 h Ferment Dough Quantitative Identifier Analysis (N=16) N = 16 24h Ferment 48 h Ferment Crust color 6,4 b 8,0 a Crumb color 4,3 b 6,0 a Grain smell 6,6 a 6,3 a Acidic smell 6,4 a 6,0 a Yeast smell 7,3 a 5,0 a sweetness 4,1 a 3,9 a sourness 3,5 a 5,8 a Flavour 4,1 b 5,9 a Elasticity 7,3 b 8,0 a Pore structure 6,8 a 7,0 a Pore distrubution 7,2 a 6,8 a Humidity 5,7 b 8,8 a crackable 6,1 a 6,8 a Mouth feeling 7,5 a 8,0 a Texture feeling 7,1 a 7,0 a

Studies Within The Project Period Graphical Chart of Sensory Properties Control Bread Ferment Bread

Studies Within The Project Period Determination of optimum packaged bread formulation and process which has been developed for the recycling of return bread. Physical properties Birimi Mevcut Ürün Multigrain Bread produced with 24 hour proofed sourdough liquid Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid weight- g 451,7±1,8 458,3±1,1 461,0±1,2 width - 9,5±0,5 cm cm 9,0±0,08 9,2±0,17 9,4±0,16 length - 20,5±0,5 cm cm 21,4±0,17 21,0±0,05 21,1±0,45 heigth - 11,5±1 cm cm 11,0±0,12 11,0±0,21 10,7±0,05 volume,ml cm 3 2748±6,24 2753±4,71 2683±2,36 Specific volume cm 3 /g 6,1±0,12 6,01±0,1 5,9±0,08 chemical properties humidity % 35,5±0,04 36,5±0,07 36,8±0,04 aw 0,943±0,002 0,935±0,003 0,935±0,002 ph 5,48±0,02 5,41±0,01 5,33±0,02 acidity 7,5±0,02 8,6±0,18 9,5±0,18 Microbiological properties Mold-yeast kob/g-ml 2000 0 0 Sensory properties Texture properties Sertlik 1.gün g 460,9±23,1 457,2±30,6 471,6±26,0 Sertlik 4.gün g 513,8±49,4 519,7±29,4 473,2±26,2 Sertlik 7.gün g 572,2±24,1 543,1±29,4 480,4±32,8 Sertlik 12.gün g 588,4±35,3 550,5±41,1 489,3±37,8

Result, It is decided to prepare the sourdough liquid with the optimum mix of dark color waste breads, and used in Multigrain Bread with the 15%. According to bread scoring tests there is no significant difference between «control multigrain bread» and Multigrain Bread produced with 48 hour proofed sourdough liquid. With this project every month we are saving 8500 kg of waste bread.

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