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Our global sustainability performance indicators for 2022

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This document consolidates the key performance indicators (KPIs) for calendar year ending 31 December 2022 that

are included throughout Nestle's 2022 Creating Shared Value and Sustainability Report. The report provides details of progress against our commitments and explains our strategies and performance. We provide more details of certain strategic KPIs in our Reporting Scope and Methodology for ESG KPIsand our Reporting Scope and Methodology for Nutritional Value Transparency Key Performance Indicators.

Contents

3 On the road to net zero

3 Looking at the whole landscape

1. More regenerative practices on farms
2. Regenerative the water cycle
3. Ingredients produced sustainbly

1. Human rights and resilient communities
2. Supporting tatsy and balanced diets
3. Food safety and quality

1. Packaging and circularity
2. Opportunities for young people

1. Our diverse and inclusive culture

1. Employer of choice

1. Ethical business

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Sustainable performance indicators

Indicator	Unit	2020	2021	2022	Notes on the data
On the road to net zero
CO2e reductions compared with business-as-usual scenario	Million tonnes		4.0	6.4	A significant change in our calculation methodology in 2022 means data
					for 2021 and 2022 are not comparable.
CO2e removals secured	Million tonnes		9.7	4.3
Gross direct (Scope 1) GHG emissions (CO2e)	Million tonnes	3.30	3.35	3.24
Gross market-based indirect (Scope 2) GHG emissions (CO2e)	Million tonnes	1.63	1.44	0.76	2020 and 2021 restated due to acquisitions, divestures, emissions factor
Gross other indirect (Scope 3) GHG emissions (CO2e)	Million tonnes	116.59	115.83	108.90	restatements and adjusted scope.
Total (Scope 1+2+3) GHG emissions (CO2e)	Million tonnes	121.52	120.62	112.90
Renewable electricity sourced in our manufacturing sites at year end	%	50.5	63.7	78.4
Global fleet of vehicles switched to lower emission options	%	17.6	27.2	41.0
Energy consumption	GJ	81 385 568	82 779 476	80 131 120
Energy consumed that was supplied from grid electricity	%	12.2	10.2	6.0
Energy consumed that is renewable energy	%	23.1	25.3	30.6
Hazardous Waste Generated - biomass	Tonnes			839	Changes in the classification of waste in 2022 mean that prior year data is
					not comparable.
Non-hazardous Waste Generated - biomass	Tonnes			1 973 909
Hazardous Waste Generated - mixed waste	Tonnes			33 067
Non-hazardous Waste Generated - mixed waste	Tonnes			926 422
Looking at the whole landscape
Primary supply chains for meat, palm oil, pulp and paper, soy and sugar assessed	%	90.0	97.2	99.1
as deforestation-free
Trees secured for planting	Number		24.6	12.4
CO2e secured over a 20-year period through tree-planting projects initiated	Million tonnes		9.3	3.1
More regenerative practices on farms
Key ingredients sourced through regenerative agricultural methods	%			6.8	In 2022, only the following sources are included in regenerative agriculture
					volumes: fresh milk, Ecuadorian cocoa, green coffee and Libby's
					vegetables sourced through direct procurement/Farmer Connect or for
					Nespresso, Nestlé Nutrition cereals and vegetables that are traceable
					back to a farm/cooperative level and raw materials that are covered by
					the Living Soils initiative with Earthworm Foundation for Nestlé France.

The denominator includes all raw materials in scope. See our Reporting

Scope and Methodology for ESG KPIs document for full details.

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Indicator	Unit	2020	2021	2022	Notes on the data
Regenerating the water cycle
Total water withdrawn	Million cubic meters	115.4	98.0	97.1
Total water consumed	Million cubic meters	56.2	39.0	43.9
Total water discharged	Million cubic meters	59.2	59.0	53.2
Water use reduction in factories	Million cubic meters	1.69	2.30	2.38
Water efficiency at our factories
Water efficiency at our factories: Milk products	Cubic meters per tonne of		3.58	3.70
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: Confectionery	Cubic meters per tonne of		3.08	2.68
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: Nutrition and healthcare	Cubic meters per tonne of		8.39	8.68
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: PetCare	Cubic meters per tonne of		1.16	1.25
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: Powdered and liquid beverages	Cubic meters per tonne of		5.93	6.18
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: Prepared dishes and cooking aids	Cubic meters per tonne of		3.13	3.08
	product
Water efficiency at our factories: Bottled water	Cubic meters per tonne of		1.52	1.48
	product
Water withdrawn in regions with High or Extremely High Baseline Water Stress	%	25.0	35.4	36.1
Water consumed in regions with High or Extremely High Baseline Water Stress	%	30.0	49.1	51.5
Water incidents that incurred a fine or penalty	Number			5	Reported for the first time in 2022.
Nestle Waters
Nestlé Waters sites certified to the AWS Standard	Number	34	19	21	This number reduced In 2021 due to the sale of Nestlé Waters
					North America.

Nestlé Waters volumetric water benefits delivered by implementing local water	Million cubic meters
stewardship projects

2.3 Reported for the first time in 2022.

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Indicator	Unit	2020	2021	2022	Notes on the data
Ingredients produced sustainably
Key ingredients produced sustainably	%		16.3	22.0	Key ingredients refers to 14 key agricultural raw materials that cover 95%
					of our annual sourcing by volume: cereals and grains; cocoa; coconut;
					coffee; dairy; fish and seafood; hazelnuts; meat, poultry and eggs; palm oil;
					pulp and paper; soy; spices; sugar; and vegetables. Change in definition in
					2022 means year-on-year data are not comparable.
Certified sustainable palm oil sourced	%	58.1	71.1	71.0	2022 data comprises Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil certifications
					and credits as follows: 20.0% segregated, 1.6% mass balance, 45.6% book
					and claims without including credits from independant smallholders, 3.7%
					book and claims from independent smallholders only.
Coffee sustainably sourced	%	75.0	82.8	88.0
Coffee sourced through the Nescafé Plan	%	75.0	81.5	87.0
Coffee sourced through the Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality™ Program	%	93.0	92.6	93.1
Cocoa sourced through the Nestlé Cocoa Plan	%	48.0	50.6	68.3	The % cocoa sourced through the Nestlé Cocoa Plan includes volumes
					of Rainforest Alliance certified mass balance cocoa that are not accounted
					for in the global Produced Sustainably indicator above.
Number of farmers in the Nestlé Cocoa Plan	Number	124 053	152 236	157 157
Number of forest and fruit trees distributed to cocoa farmers	Number	669 305	1 038 904	1 470 614
Cage-free eggs sourced	%		76.3	71.7
Farmers trained through Farmer Connect	Number		435 500	419 228
Human rights and resilient communities
Child Labor Monitoring and Remediation System performance - Ghana
Households covered by a CLMRS to prevent and address child labor risks	Number	1897	10 711	14 797
Children covered by a CLMRS to prevent and address child labor risks	Number	2325	5978	11 669
Total children who received support during the year	Number	284	410	3503
Total children who have received support since program began	Number	2399	2809	6312
Children identified who reported no longer engaging in activities posing a risk of	Number	693	738	819
child labor at the two most recent follow-up visits

Child Labor Monitoring and Remediation System performance - Cote d'Ivoire

Households covered by a CLMRS to prevent and address child labor risks	Number	57 525	69 318	72 625
Children covered by a CLMRS to prevent and address child labor risks	Number	86 134	94 748	98 674
Total children who received support during the year	Number	22 961	29 424	11 532
Total children who have received support since the program began	Number	127 550	156 974	168 506
Children identified who reported no longer engaging in activities posing a risk of	Number	4838	6307	8155
child labor at the two most recent follow-up visits

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