Sugar Reduction: Our Actions in the Marketplace

Coca-Cola Amatil and Coca-Cola Australia are committed to offering choice and information. Our actions are aimed at contributing to a healthier food environment and supporting WHO guidelines on sugars1. With two robust targets, we’ve been working steadily on doing more to reduce sugar across our portfolio2. These targets are at the core of an industry-wide pledge led by the Australian Beverages Council3.

2020 Target 2025 Target To reduce sugars by To reduce sugars by 10% 20% vs 20154 vs 20154

We’re on track to meet these targets.

We are reducing sugar in four ways

Action #1 Reformulation

We’ve reduced the sugar in 25 products since 20155

Fuze Green Tea 2 with Mango 21

Kirks Creaming Soda Fuze Green Tea Rooibos Raspberry Hibiscus 21

Kirks Pasito 5 Fanta Grape 23

Kirks 5 Hard Hitting Lemon 23

Kirks Tonic Water 5 Coca-Cola with Stevia 22 1 Deep Spring Orange Mango 2 Cascade Dry 13 Deep Spring 2 Orange Passionfruit Fanta Raspberry 13 Deep Spring 2 Orange Lemon Lime ION4 25 Lift Hard Hitting Lemon Fountain 21 Fuze Apple & Lemongrass 21

Keri Fruity Drink 31 Fuze Black Tea Lemon 21 Apple Blackcurrant

Keri Fruity Drink 31 Fuze Black Tea Orange Peach 21 Fanta Raspberry Fuze Green Tea 32 Peach 21 Fountain

5 1 15 2 5 1 15 2 25 3 35

% decrease in sugar content (g/100m) % decrease in sugar content (g/100m)

1. World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends reducing the intake of free sugars to less than 10% of total energy intake https://www.who.int/nutrition/publications/ guidelines/sugars_intake/en/ 2. References in this document relate to Coca-Cola Australia and Coca-Cola Amatil NARTD (Non-Alcoholic Ready-To-Drink) products only. 3. www.australianbeverages.org/initiatives-advocacy-information/sugar-reduction-pledge/ (Accessed 19th June 2019). 4. Based on weighted average sugar content (g per 100 mL) – this calculation accounts for the relative volume sold of each product. Reduction measured from 01 Jan 2016 to 31 Dec 2020. Coca-Cola Australia and Coca-Cola Amatil portfolio includes: Carbonated soft drinks, fruit drinks, fruit juice, iced tea, water and flavoured waters, sports drinks and flavoured milks. 5. Represents all our product reformulation work since 2015 and may include some products which are no longer available in the Australian marketplace. Content accurate as of Dec 2018. Action #2 Transforming our Portfolio

% % We added the 77 65 MOJO Kombucha of our brands offer of the products range in 2018 to a low or no-added- we launched in 2018 increase our portfolio sugar alternative, were reduced mix with more % 8 including all of 17 or no-sugar functional beverages 6 our best sellers of portfolio sales to help support are from waters7 digestive health

Action #3 Reducing Pack Sizes

We now have small packs available in % Sales of soft drinks in 95 % smaller sizes have grown by of grocery stores9 70 % of petrol and 77 convenience stores since 20139 now offer small packs9

Action #4 Responsible Marketing

We do not promote our products to children aged under 15, in line with the voluntary beverage % industry policy10 96 of Coca-Cola product We comply with marketing in 2018 featured school guidelines reduced or no-sugar to restrict sales of our Coca-Cola (exceeding the products in schools 2018 target of 90%)

SUPPORTING INFORMED CHOICES

We’ve started highlighting the The Health Star Rating To support food and drink sugar and energy content on energy icon now appears on guidelines in hospitals, schools the nutrition information panel % and workplaces, we prepared to help consumers recognise our 92 three reports based on Nutrition no-sugar alternativesNO moreSUGAR easily of all our productsNO 11SUGAR Australia’s (Vic Division)

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6. Low Sugar = less than 2.5g/100mL. Best sellers include Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta and Powerade. 7. 17.4% Volume sales of water within the Coca-Cola System portfolio. Water includes Mt Franklin Flavoured water, Vitaminwater, Zico Coconut Water and flavoured sparkling and still water. 8. Includes new or reformulated products from the Coca-Cola System portfolio & launched in 2018. 9. Small Packs are less than or equal to 300ml. 10. www.australianbeverages.org/initiatives-advocacy-information/marketing-/ (Accessed 19th June 2019). 11. Percentage of HSR energy icon within the Coca-Cola Australia range. Our goal is for 100%. 16 remaining products (out of 215) require a refreshed HSR icon, due to pending reformulation or slow market turnover. NOTE: Coca-Cola Amatil is the authorised manufacturer and distributor of The Coca-Cola Company’s beverage brands in Australia, Content accurate New Zealand, Fiji, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Samoa. as of December 2018