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© 2019 FrieslandCampina

Lead with sustainabilityNew Emmergy | November 7th 2019

© 2019 FrieslandCampina

Founding of Arnhemse Melk-inrichting

Founding of CCF in Leeuwarden

Friesche Vlag,Dutch Baby and Bonnet Rouge are registered for international markets

Founding ofCoberco inZutphen

Merger of Coberco, Friesland Dairy Foods, De Zuid-Oost-Hoek andTwee Provinciën

Acquisition of Nutricia Dairy & Drinks Group

Friesland Foods receives Royal designation on its 125th

anniversary

Founding of the first dairy co-operatives

Founding of the De Meijerij Veghel / De Melkindustrie Veghel

Campina brand introduced

Founding of Campina Melkunie

Acquisition of Südmilch(Heilbronn)

International launch of formation of international Campina brand and co-operative

Acquisition ofAlaska Milk

Corporation in the Philippines

Acquisition ofZijerveld and

Veldhuyzen and

G. den HollanderHolding

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Acquisition of Olam Ivory Coast and DEK in Italy

Nine farmers take over acheese factory in the Dutch Wieringerwaard

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Acquisition of majority stake

(51%) Engro Foods in Pakistan

Acquisition of IDB Belgium

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Merger of Friesland Foods and Campina

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Acquisition of

Friesland

Huishan Dairy

in China

Acquisition of

4 cheese

distributors

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Many locations in the Netherlands

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LEERDAM

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LOCHEM

LUTJEWINKEL

MAASDAM

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NUENEN

RIJKEVOORT

ROTTERDAM

STEENDEREN

VEGHEL

WOLVEGA

WORKUM

Mostly next to villages and cities

on the countryside. Rarely close to

industrial clusters

The company is owned byZuivelcoöperatie FrieslandCampina U.A.

12,104member

farms

18,261ambitious

member farmers in the Netherlands, Germany and

Belgium

Challenges with regard to energy and efficiency

Uncertainties in milk supplyAmountAllocationIntercompany streams

Legal demandsWater reuseFood safety

Energy infra structure

We strive for a carbon neutral

2050

Currently, our Carbon footprint per kg milk is 1,13 CO2 eq

2025 Ambition compared to 2018 Actual

renewable energy & reuse of energy

GO CIRCULAR SHOW WE

CARE

Improve our corporate & brand

image on sustainability

• Actively communicate our ambitions

on CO2, renewable fuel, efficiency and

transport

Promote efficiency and reuse

• Promote active accountability by our

BG’s

Support from senior management on

projects, awareness and best

practices

17% energy reduction per ton of

product

• Smart equipment replacements

• ENCORE program

• Awareness program (along ISO 50001,

energy management standard)

35% reduction of carbon footprint by

shifting to renewable sources

• Renewable electricity

• Renewable fuels

• Geo thermic

8% reduction of transport emissions

We have to step up in our energy and carbon reduction ambition towards 2025 and execute it

CARBON

FOOTPRINT

REDUCTION

100% renewable electricity in BeNeGe

from own farms and sources

15% renewable fuels

• Partner up with companies to develop

a circular stream of bio “waste” into

energy

Responsible sourced transport

• Make use of circular fuels in our logistic

chain

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There is a big potential of renewable electricity for FC. This is an main driver for electrification of fossil fuel consuming processing

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Total Solar roofs Small wind Manure digestion

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Energy potential FC members & plants

Renewable energy Electricity use FC BeNeGe Energy use FC BeNeGe

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Jumpstart: Kickstarting monomanure fermentation in

NL

Solar: Roofs only, largest project of NL

Wind : Farm power from

small windmills

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Energy reduction and electrification

TVR to MVR

Heat Pumps

Optimize settings

Alternative water removal Technology

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Heat and transition

Bio mass

Green Steam

Bio gas (Jumpstart)

Pyrolysis oil

Geothermal

Heat net

From

grass

to glass

Togetherwith our member

dairy farmers