Corporate Responsibility at CCA - Coca-Cola Amatil

Corporate Responsibility at CCAIndonesian Investor TourNovember 2010Sally Loane, Director of Media & Public Affairs, CCABruce Waterfield, Business Services Director, IndonesiaHaving a significant positive impact on credibilityand commercial footprintCorporate Social ResponsibilityDriven Through 4 Key Pillars• Community• Environment• Market Place• Workplace2

WATER2005 - water savings began. $6 million investedin technology; equipment, R&D.2009 Aust water efficiency ratio: 1.57litres/finished beverage litre – one of best inworld.CCA has increased volume of beveragesproduced while decreasing volume of waterused in production – “de-coupling” productionvolume and water use.Bluetongue Brewery has $10 million water andenergy savings technology – one of the world’s“greenest” breweries.Aim to make 1 litre of beer from 2.2 litres ofwater – world’s best practice5ENERGY AND CLIMATEEnergy measured as MJ of CO2-e/FBL produced.Major energy efficiency projects include:• Installation of 670 solar panels on EasternCreek DC generating 15% of energy requiredand saving 150 tonnes GHG annually.• Blow-fill in-house manufacture of PET bottleslowers carbon footprint through transport andfuel reduction• Bluetongue Brewery - $10 million water andenergy savings – biogas will generate up to15% of heat energy required by one boiler.• Rollout of energy-efficient coolers.6

PACKAGING and RECYCLINGLightweight bottles:“Blow-fill” in-house PET bottle manufacturingwill enable CCA to use 15% less resin – or6000 fewer tonnes by 2015.Investment in Public Place Recycling andrecycling projects with major customers –Westfield; Hoyts; Sea World; Taronga Zoo;Oporto.Commitment under National PackagingCovenant to increase recycling rate to 65%.7MARKETPLACEPortfolio diversity and choice: non-sugar alternatives foralmost every beverage containing sugar.Portion control: world first production of 200ml “minicans” with fewer than 100 calories.No marketing to children under 12.No soft drinks in Aust and NZ primary schools.KJ count on labels.Remote Communities Strategy: working with indigenousstore-owners in NT, Qld and WA to increase availabilityand sales of water and sugar-free beverages. Combinedwith programs promoting health and physical activity inthese communities.8

WORKPLACESustainability September@CCA – Aust and NZemployee awareness project to drive sustainablepractices and innovation in workplace.Multiple awards under all 4 pillars – EasternCreek DC has now won 5 awards forsustainability and logistics efficiency.CCA partners with Keep Australia Beautiful andKeep NZ Beautiful for environment projects.Aim to achieve safer workplaces with stringentOH&S regulations and practices.Aim to achieve greater diversity in workplace.9CCA – GENEROUS DONORCoca-Cola Foundations in Australia, Indonesiaand PNG fund a range of local, communityprojects to assist disadvantaged young peopleand the environment.CCA Group donates product in the wake ofearthquakes (17,000 bottles of Pump inChristchurch); fire and floods and where watersupplies are contaminated.CCA donates to Foodbank Australia.Thirst For Giving – matched workplace givingprogram to charities.CCA brands – Mount Franklin (one of Top 10Most Trusted Brand in Aust), Deep Spring,Nature’s Own, Kiwi Blue – fund various healthresearch eg breast cancer10

COMMUNITY – Water for LifeDedicated programs year round and in moments of National DisasterMore than 260k bottles of water to thoseaffected by National Disasters, and Over 1million litres to Bali’s poorest13COMMUNITY - SANGGAR MERAH PUTIHCoke Music School for Street Kids“Coke” providing an opportunity to JakartaStreet Kids Clothes, shelter, food, education and a potentialcareer in music for 50 ‘street’ kidsJakarta Governor with the ‘Kids” Kids perform at special events and communityfunctions (including National TV) With our support their 1 st CD has hit the ‘charts’14

COMMUNITY – Coke FarmsA Partnership for GrowthAt our Production Facilities: Surrounding community ‘Farm’ greenzones Community learn skills and generatewealth >20 Farmers at 3 locations at Year End Organic Vegetables, Cash Crops, Fish CCAI reuse ‘waste’15ENVIRONMENT – Bali Beach Clean UpMaking a Significant ImpactOur Commitment 75 jobs created to clean 9km of themost popular beaches, daily 4 Tractors, 5 Trucks to gather andtransport to recycling depotImpact 5,000+ tonnes of rubbish removedannually16

ENVIRONMENT – Sea Turtle ConservationOn Kuta Beach - Who would have thought!Cleaner Beaches = More Turtles 10,000 eggs hatched in 201010,0004,0002,0002008 2009 201017ENVIRONMENT – Commercial Impact at Kuta &Legian BeachesYTD October UC Sales Growth100,00090,00080,00070,00060,00050,00040,00030,00020,00010,000-43,920 45,68686,1312008 2009 201018

ENVIRONMENT – Plant WaterSignificant Improvements in Water Management2006 2007 2008 2009Water Ratio L/Lbev 4.2 3.9 3.5 2.719MARKET PLACE – Retail EducationLeverage our knowledge to increase customer potentialBy year end >13k ‘customers’will have attended 1 of 10dedicated ‘education’ centresLearning skills such as:MerchandisingStore OperationsCustomer ServiceRetail FinancialsHigher growth performancelevels from participatingcustomersToko: Indijiro20

WORKPLACE – Leading by ExampleCCAI aims to be a model place of employment:Dedicated OH&S teamOn site medical supportNational Graduate Trainee ProgramDeveloping Best PracticeTreated mosquito nets to staff in PNG reducedAnnual Sick Days by 20%21MEDIA, Communications & AwardsSending the message and sharing what CCAI DOAwareness through SocialMedia, Website and sharingknowledge with CustomersRecognition through IndustryAwards22