1. Protect What’s Good Jeffery Fieklow Tetra Pak

2. Tetra Pak PROTECT WHATS GOOD By: Jeffrey Fielkow

3. Presentation Overview Who is Tetra Pak? Naturally Sustainable Product Line Producer Responsibility Activities Questions

4. Who is Tetra Pak? A Global Company

5. Present in more than 170countries across 5 continents 158 billion packs produced in 2010 9,114packaging machines in operation in 2010 43 packaging material plants 11 R&D units 21,812employees

7. Presentation Overview Who is Tetra Pak? Naturally Sustainable Product Line Producer Responsibility Activities Questions

8. Example of Cartons

9. Unique PortfolioDifferent packages for different needs

11. Weight efficient

12. Transport efficient

14. Amongst the lowest CO2 foot print No refrigeration needed for transportation and storage

15. Additional Benefits of Tetra Pak cartons Preserves taste Easy to stock Hygienic Compact Light weight Safe Informative Easy dispose Recyclable Low CO2 emissions Maintain nutritional value Made mainly from a Renewable resource

16. Presentation Overview Who is Tetra Pak? Naturally Sustainable Product Line Producer Responsibility Activities Questions

17. Reducing Renewing Recycling Responsibly Tetra Pak is Committed to SustainabilityResponsibility Matters

18. Reducing Renewing Recycling Responsibly Tetra Pak is Committed to SustainabilityResponsibility Matters

19. Environmental issuesIncreasingly impact business Climate change Resource depletion Water scarcity Waste Tetra Pak Internal CL/Global Environment/0211 17

20. Tetra Pak is Committed to the EnvironmentThree objectives Drive Environmental Excellence Reduce environmental footprint across the value chain Develop sustainable products Increase recycling 18

21. Environmental Targets Released Environmental Targets: Climate Sustainable Products Responsible Sourcing Recycling

23. 5% annual business growth requires 40% relative CO2 emission reduction“Business as usual” Climate goal 20

24. g CO2 eq. / litre packed 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Currentprofile Future profile Develop environment innovationsReduce environmental footprint through integrated approach Non-foil barrier Polyethylene from renewable sources Less material and recycled materials Eco-efficient equipment 21

26. New trees replace the ones harvested

27. No wood from old growth wood, rainforests, illegally harvested wood or high conservation forests.

28. Protection of water resources

30. Recycling technology

31. Consumer awareness

32. Advocacy470k 23

33. …in motion

34. Recycling Supply Chain Engaging all aspects Pull Factors High Value End Markets Push Factors Collection Volume Sorters

35. Framework to Increase recycling rates Sustainable Sorting Access Rate Recovery Domestic Recyclers Communications Validates Awareness Improves CO2