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Sustainability & Circular Economy ABCE – Dubai, November 2018 Rodney Reynders

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External forces are enhancing focus on sustainability

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Anti‐plastic movement  Low consumers’ trust  Stricter legislative framework 

Customers seek support and turn to Tetra Pak as leader on sustainable practices and credible stakeholder in the dialogue with NGOs and IGOs

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Our sustainability approach

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At Tetra Pak, our approach to sustainability derives from our brand promise: PROTECTS WHAT’S GOOD™. That means protecting food, through our processing, packaging and services solutions. But it also means protecting people, both inside and outside the company. And it means protecting futures: our planet’s, our customers’ and our own.

Our approach to sustainability encompasses the entire value chain, going beyond our operations and our customers and addressing the interconnected nature of the environmental, social and economic challenges we face. Sustainability is a key part of our corporate strategy and our solutions and services are aimed at adding value to our customers.

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Our sustainability approach

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Highlights – 2018 Sustainability Report Customer Sustainability

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An overview of our Sustainability progress by Dennis Jonsson

While the report presents our sustainability progress during 2017, we also acknowledge the current context around plastic waste, how we address this and the commitment that we, as a Company, have made to develop and test a paper straw by the end of 2018.

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New packaging solutions

Replace the plastic straw with one made from paper

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43% of consumers say that environmentally sound packaging can drive brand preference compared with 39% in 2015

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81% of consumers say they look for environmental logos on the products they buy

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Building a low carbon circular economy

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Our packaging, processing and services solutions optimize the use of resources. We contribute to a low carbon circular economy through: • The use of renewable resources • Responsible sourcing of materials • Increasing recycling • Resource efficient products and

processes

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Retailers showing strong interest in sustainable packaging Renewable content is becoming top-of-mind

470k

Paperboard

Polymers

Aluminum

67% 87%

Carton packaging TODAY and in the FUTURE

RENEWABLE MATERIALS

Key elements: • Paperboard content • Sugarcane-based cap • Sugarcane barrier materials

Paperboard

Sugarcane Cap Sugarcane

Polymer Layers

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FSC™ stands for Forest Stewardship Council™

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Paperboard accounts for about 75% of the packaging material

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We have delivered more than 350 billion FSC-labelled packages since our first FSC package in 2007

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FSCTM -LABELLED PACKAGES, BILLION PACKS

18 26 32 44

54 65

92

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

100% of wood fibres now sourced from FSC-certified

or controlled sources

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Increasing awareness and relevance of FSC™ logo

* The FSC™ logo means all paperboard used for the package comes from wood from certified

forests and other controlled sources, which meet the

certification's specific environmental, social and

economic principles

Now you will see some environmental logos or labels that you can find on food and beverage packaging. Which of them have you seen or heard of? Please select all the logos this applies to (FSC only, Prompted, Multiple choice)

NETHERLANDS

GERMANY

SWEDEN

SOUTH AFRICA

FRANCE

BRAZIL

THAILAND

CHINA

RUSSIA

USA

JAPAN

TURKEY

SAUDI ARABIA

This is the FSC logo and it means...* How relevant is it for you that when buying a carton package, it is labelled with the FSC logo? (Prompted, Single choice)

BRAZIL

TURKEY

CHINA

FRANCE

SOUTH AFRICA

RUSSIA

NETHERLANDS

THAILAND

SAUDI ARABIA

USA

GERMANY

SWEDEN

JAPAN

Base: Consumers (n=6543) 95% Significance towards 2015

LOGO AWARENESS RELEVANCE - TOP 2 BOXES (% Extremely+Very relevant)

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Identical functionality as petroleum based plastics

Renewable polyethylene differs in material source

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Retailers & Brand owners are pushing “renewability” in Plastics

Packaging Sustainability

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70 countries worldwide

2010 2017

40

160 number of recyclers

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A process of Hydro-pulping Liquid cartons recycling

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Building recycling value chains

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We work on recycling across the value chain and collaborate with a wide range of local and global stakeholders. This map shows the breadth and variety of the many businesses recycling the materials of post-consumer cartons.

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Increase consumer awareness

Support collection and sorting infrastructure

Boost business opportunities for recycling entrepreneurs

Expand market opportunities for recycled materials

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Sustainability – In Partnership with our Customers

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► To succeed in sustainability we need to work in partnerships and

across the value chain

► Our biggest opportunity to drive change is to link our work to that of our customers

Let’s work together for a more sustainable business

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Partnerships supporting the Circular Economy – South Africa example Packaging Sustainability

MANUFACTURER BRAND OWNER RETAILER CONSUMER

VALU

E

CH

AIN

Use renewables Source responsibly Create awareness about carton recycling

Use renewables Source responsibly Create awareness about carton recycling

Buy responsibly Recycle packaging waste Support recycling programs

Use renewables Source responsibly Build recycling capacity Create awareness about

carton recycling

COLLECTOR RECYCLER Support collectors Develop value added

recycled products Create awareness

about carton recycling

Build collection infrastructure and programs

Reduce waste to landfill

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In Partnership with SPAR

► Initial workshop to Identify common Sustainability initiatives ► A Second workshop to develop specific Sustainability plans ► Outcomes :

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Packaging Sustainability

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Colleagues ready to discuss opportunities

► Niels – Managing Director, Arabia Area ► Ziyad – Marketing Director, Arabia Area ► Mayank – Food For Development Director, GME&A ► Fereshteh – Sustainability Expert, GME&A ► Hussam – Circular Economy Specialist, Arabia Area ► Robert – Public Affairs Director, GME&A ► Abdullah – Communications Director, Arabia Area ► Customer Key Account Directors/Managers

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SUSTAINABILITY TRUST

COLLABORATION

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http://www.tetrapak.com/sustainability

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