The reporting entities fully adhere to the Tetra Pak global processes and corporate governance framework, which integrate the activities aimed at preventing modern slavery and human trafficking, as described in this Statement. The goods and services used for our own operations (IT, logistics, travel, HR, professional services, facility management, etc) are also procured at global, regional and local level.The modules, components, parts and services used in relation to our equipment sold to customers, are procured by global, regional and local procurement teams.The base materials used in our packages (paperboard, polymer, aluminium and inks) are procured centrally.The goods and services procured by Tetra Pak are organised in three main categories: The top 10 countries for supplier spend are Sweden, China, United States, Italy, Brazil, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Denmark and United Kingdom. Our supply chains are global, and we manage close to 18,000 suppliers in 108 countries. We believe in responsible industry leadership and a sustainable approach to business. Each day we meet the needs of hundreds of millions of people in more than 160 countries. We operate as three businesses: Packaging solutions (carton packages and packaging equipment), Processing solutions (and equipment) and Services. We have 53 production plants, 93 sales offices and 29 market companies around the world. Tetra Pak is a leading food processing and packaging solutions group with more than 25,000 employees and net sales of approximately €10.8 billion. pursuant to the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act. It is intended to meet the obligations of Tetra Pak Materials LLC and Tetra Pak Processing Equipment Inc. This statement sets out the steps taken by the Tetra Pak Group during the financial year ending 31 December 2020 to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chains. Tetra Pak Transparency in Supply Chains Statement 2021

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