AGRI'PAIN INTEGRATION SITE WORKSHOP
Kohesio
ASSOCIATION REVIVRE - SERVICE CAP
_The transformation of unsold bread into a food supplement intended for dairy cows as an integration support activity_ Bread grinding also offers nutritional characteristics superior to cereals: + 5% net quantity of absorbed energy & \+ 20% digestible proteins. This is why dairy farmers contacted during the preliminary study phase showed keen interest in the product. Milled bread presents real added value compared to cereals commonly used in the feed ration of dairy cows, in addition to corn silage.  Obtaining the "Workshop and Workplace Integration" agreement from DIRECCTE enabled the creation of this economic activity supporting professional integration pathways and its integration into the CAP (Carrefour pour l'Activité Professionnelle) service which manages all of the association's ACIs.  The essential dimension of the project lies in the design and creation of a logistical organization and an efficient production line starting from the collection of unsold bread and leading to a grinding whose quality (hygrometry, composition, cleanliness, etc.) must meet the requirements of breeding.  Once arrived at the workshop, the bread is sorted, sliced, dried, crushed and packaged in big bags. The general organization of the workshop is designed according to the principle of a production line. The transformed product progresses in a step forward which limits unnecessary handling and allows space to be optimized. The line has also been designed to minimize the intermediate handling and storage phases before grinding.  To achieve its profitability objectives, the workshop must be able to process 3.2 tonnes of bread collected per day (by 2019), the activity being organized from Monday to Friday with 14 production stations for 30 hours of weekly work, broken down into 7 successive phases and offering versatility of action for the employees on the job.  The collection is deployed in: \- the territory of Caen la Mer (financial partner for start-up aid and for aid per tonne collected, in the form of purchase orders for 2017 then public market from January 2018: €100/tonne collected in the territory; this is a transfer of costs for the community since each tonne collected and reused/recovered by Agri'Pain is a tonne less on the volume of household waste usually collected and incinerated by Caen la Mer) \- the territory of the Coeur de Nâcre community of communes, with the same principle of aid per tonne collected (agreement established for 3 years: 2017-2019) \- part of the neighboring territories (Normandy Cabourg Pays d'Auge community of communes and SEROC territory - from Bayeux to Vire - communities with which a partnership is in progress establishment, always around the same principle of aid per tonne collected, with the aim of reducing waste by recycling unsold bread) A partnership charter is established with each donor (to date, traditional bakeries for 2 thirds of the collection and large and medium-sized supermarkets for a quarter of the collection). Donors can use their donation in the form of a tax receipt at the end of the year.  Specific extranet software has been developed for Agri'Pain. In particular, it allows for optimized management of collection rounds, traceability and monitoring of the collection, processing and sale of collected bread. At any time, Agri'Pain is able to establish a quantified assessment of the collection for each donor. The ratio "kilo collected / km traveled" is closely monitored in order to achieve economically profitable and environmentally consistent collections.  For information, in 2017: 250 tonnes of bread will have been collected, with an average of 5% of waste discarded (waste recovery project for 2018) and 190 tonnes of ground bread will have been produced and sold (the entire production is absorbed by a single farm, located in Missy-Noyers Bocage, Calvados).
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