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Product Mix and Output Algorithm Submission to DEFRA for Pre-Approval Date of Submission: 11th March 2002 Company Name: Great Foods Limited 123 Station Road, Any Town, AB23 2XY Contact Name: John Smith Telephone: Email: Facility Number: FDF/1234/5678 Approach Used: FDF Common Approach 5 Brief Summary of Product Mix and Output Changes: Efficient Foods manufactures chilled ready meals. We use cooked carrots as an ingredient in a number of our products. During the Base Year the carrots were prepared in another factory that supplied us with prepared carrots. Since that time we have added a new process to enable us to prepare carrots on site. The new process came on stream in February 2001. The new process line is self contained and both the electricity and gas used in the line have been sub-metered. We have collected weekly readings from these sub-meters since March 2001. In this submission we have used FDF Common Approach 5 to adjust our target for the extra processing stage. 1. Base Year Data Summary
2. Detailed Description of Changes We manufacture a number of ready meals for supermarket own label products. There are about 10 different products, but they all involve very similar ingredients and processes, hence they can be treated as a single product type. All products contain carrots as an ingredient. Prior to February 15th 2001 the use of carrots was as follows:
From the above date we added a new processing plant as follows:
The new production line uses electricity for water pumping, slicing, chilling and mechanical handling. A new kWh meter has been fitted to sub-meter all this electricity usage. Gas is used to heat water for blanching. A new gas meter has been fitted to this water heater. 3. Data Collected from New Sub-Meters From March 2001 we have collected weekly figures from each of the new sub-meters, together with weekly figures for production tonnage. The detailed data is shown in an Appendix to this submission. For the 1st 12 months of meter readings we obtained the following figures:
From these figures we calculate:
4. Example of Target Adjustment Using currently available data, Adjusted 1st Milestone target = original target * (modified BY SEC / actual BY SEC)
5. Action Plan Between now and our final PMOA submission (in December 2002) we shall continue to collect sub-meter data from the new plant to confirm that the "extra SEC" figure is correct for the actual target period. 6. Energy Efficiency Programme Some words about efforts
made to save energy and plans for the next few years. (See Example PMOA
Submission for Common Approach 1 for an example). The table below gives
weekly figures from 2 new sub-meters on the carrot processing line and
for total factory production.
Simple Variant
to this Example of Template 4: In the basic example, the step change was stated to have occurred in February 2001, well before the beginning of the first milestone period. If the change actually occurred part way through the milestone period we need to make a pro-rata adjustment to the target. If:
Then in milestone year there will be:
So the target adjustment is as follows:
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