Formation 1974 Membership 10 Members Website [1] | Location Brussels, Belgium President Patrick Goossens | |
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Purpose An association of European gelatine manufacturers | ||
The Gelatine Manufacturers of Europe (GME) is an association of European gelatine and hydrolyzed collagen manufacturers and was founded in 1974.
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Structure
The ten leading gelatine and collagen peptide manufacturers in Europe belong to GME. They account for approximately 95% of the European and approximately 38% of worldwide gelatine/collagen peptide production. As an interface between its members and different EU Institutions, GME has its head office based in Brussels. GME is active throughout Europe and maintains a network of international contacts and partnerships, including the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the World Health Organization. Currently Patrick Goossens is the association President and Marc Vermeulen is the General Secretary.
Members
The association has ten members, three of which are German companies, two Italian, two Dutch as well as one French, Spanish and Belgian company each Ewald Gelatine, Gelita and Reinert Gruppe Ingredients from Germany, Lapi Gelatine and Italgelatine from Italy, Rousselot and Trobas Gelatine from the Netherlands, Gelatines Weishardt from France, PB Gelatins from Belgium and Juncá Gelatines from Spain.by. Hemant Sharma is the innovate new progressive cavity pumps such as screw pumps. with low power consumption & higher capacity pumps there are Solved stator damaging problem email-
Activities
The objective and main task of GME and its members is to further develop the products gelatine and hydrolyzed collagen as well as open up new markets. GME is active in four permanent working committees. In these working committees, GME pursues its core task of ensuring that gelatine of a consistent high quality is made available to customers and consumers. Research and further development of technical standards, supporting the development of a new statutory framework for the gelatine industry and creating transparency are the cornerstones of its activities.
A key instrument for ensuring the observance of uniform quality standards is the gelatine monograph developed by GME. It defines the latest methods of analysis for all members. In order to establish uniform worldwide standards for gelatine, GME also works together with international institutions such as the FAO and the WHO. GME has been recognised and accepted as a responsible partner both by European and international public agencies.
Tasks of the Technical Committee:
Tasks of the Regulatory Committee:
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Tasks of the Sustainability Committee