September 21, 2017

RE: Oven Baked Crunchy Whole Grain Rich Cheese Snacks (SVL) 0.875 oz.

Dear Valued Customer,

As you would expect, Frito-Lay consistently reviews and analyzes nutritional information for our products.

Over the next few weeks, you may receive Oven Baked CHEETOS Crunchy Whole Grain Rich Cheese Snacks SVL (0.875 oz) indicating that the product is either 110 or 120 calories. Calculations showed this product to contain 110 calories based on rounding, but analytical testing confirmed that 120 calories is the most accurate reflection of our formula. Thus we have elected to update our packaging. Please be assured that this product, labeled with either 110 or 120 calories, meets USDA “Smart Snack in Schools” criteria.

TO CONFIRM, THIS PRODUCT IS COMPLIANT WITH USDA “SMART SNACK IN SCHOOLS” CRITERIA.

Please find below the unrounded information that confirm compliance. Please treat this unrounded information as PepsiCo confidential information.

Product Labeled at 110 Calories Product Labeled at 120 calories

Unrounded Total Fat – 4.3g Unrounded Total Fat – 4.3 g

Unrounded Calories – 112.02 Unrounded Calories – 117.98

% Calories from Fat – 34.54% % Calories from Fat – 32.8%

We will soon be migrating to labels that only indicate 120 calories. We expect that those will be delivered as early as the week of October 2, 2017.

Please retain this memo to validate that Frito-Lay affirms this product’s USDA “Smart Snacks in Schools” compliance.

Thank you for your continued support. Please contact your PepsiCo Foodservice representative if you have any further questions.

Ami N Childers Danielle Dalheim, RD Education Strategy Director Senior Manager – Regulatory Affairs PepsiCo Away From Home Frito-Lay North America

May 1, 2017

USDA Buy American Provision – Frito-Lay Products

The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act (“NSLA”) contains a “Buy American” provision (Section 12(n)) essentially requiring that school food authorities (“SFAs”) purchase domestically grown and processed food products. As clarified in a February 2012 USDA memorandum, the NSLA defines a “domestic” commodity or product as one that is produced and processed in the United States and substantially uses agricultural commodities that are also produced in the United States. USDA further relies on one of the reports accompanying the legislation to interpret the term “substantially,” as used above, to require that over 51% of the final processed product consists of agricultural commodities that were grown domestically.

The purpose of this letter is to provide a certification, made in good-faith, that the following Frito-Lay products were produced domestically and have at least 51% US content, and therefore qualify under the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act’s Buy American provision for purchasing food and food products used in the Child Nutrition Program.

Frito-Lay Products All Baked! Cheetos® Cheese Snacks All Baked! ® Tortilla Chips All Baked! Lay’s® Crisps All Baked! ® Potato Crisps All Baked! ® Scoops Tortilla Chips All Baken-ets® Pork Rinds All Cheetos® and RF Cheetos Cheese Flavored Snacks All Cheetos® Fantastix® Snacks All Chester’s® Hot Fries Snacks All Doritos® and RF Doritos Tortilla Chips All ® Corn Chips All ® Onion Flavored Rings All Grandma’s® Cookies All Lay’s® Potato Chips All Lay’s® Kettle Cooked Potato Chips All Lay’s® Wavy Potato Chips All Munchies® Crackers All Munchies® Snack Mixes All Munchos® Potato Crisps All Quaker® Snack Mixes All ® Pretzels All Ruffles® Potato Chips All Santitas® Tortilla Chips All ® and RF Smartfood® All Sunchips® Multigrain Snacks All Tostitos®, WG Tostitos® and RF Tostitos® Tortilla Chips Fritos® Bean Dip

I verify the above information is accurate.

Michelle Schlie PepsiCo Foods North America SR. Director of Quality and Food Safety