News Release
Dec 10, 2021
Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Holdings Inc.

Earned a CDP Water Security Score of ACoca-Cola Bottlers Japan Holdings Inc. (Headquarters in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative
Director & President Calin Dragan; hereafter “CCBJH”) has announced that it received ascore of A- (Leadership Level) for the first time on its 2021 water security disclosure to CDP,a global not-for-profit charity that runs the environmental information disclosure system forcompanies and local governments. In addition, CCBJH also achieved a place on the Climate
Change B (Management Level) List.

The CDP's annual corporate survey serves as global standards for corporate environmental
information disclosure. CDP reviews companies’ initiatives in environmental areas, andevaluates their environmental activities scoring from A to D-. The Group believes that theseachievements were the results of the following initiatives, and they were comprehensivelyevaluated.
■ Initiatives toward water security
In 2020, water-related issues were regarded as one of priorities to be addressed in theSustainability Framework developed by the Coca-Cola system in Japan. In response to this,the Group aims to “reduce water use by 30% by 2030*1” and “sustain 200% water source
replenishment by 2025*1” set out in its own non-financial goals, “CSV Goals,” and promotes
various initiatives. *1. Compared to 2015
Our plants have introduced production lines with the latest technology, improved theirmanufacturing processes and plant facilities on a daily basis through monitoring, and worked
to reduce water used in the manufacturing process and recycle water used for manufacturing.
Furthermore, in order to return the same amount of water used for manufacturing products
at the plants into nature, the Group has entered into agreements with communities and local
governments to promote activities that increase the "water source replenishment capability"—1

a capability to sustainably foster and reserve water— in the water source areas of our plants
with the people of the communities.
■ Initiatives toward climate change
The Group is working to reduce CO2 emissions in its business activities, such as thedevelopment and provision of eco-friendly products and the optimization of supply chains,
under the theme of “climate change measures,” one of its key themes, set out in its “CSVGoals.”
The Group has established environmental goals in October of this year, aiming to reducegreenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Scopes 1 and 2 (emissions from plants, offices, andenergy use) by 50%*2 and Scope 3 (emissions from processing of ingredients, vendingmachines, etc.) by 30%*2 by 2030. The Coca-Cola system in Japan will continue to makeefforts to reduce GHG emissions in Scopes 1, 2 and 3, and will actively contribute to theachievement of the Japanese government's GHG emission reduction target (a 46% reductionin emissions in FY2030 compared to FY2013). *2. Compared to 2013
CCBJH will continue to work toward solving social issues through its business activities,
contributing to the achievement of the "Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)" in thebusiness areas of the Group, and aiming to realize a sustainable society.
About CDP
CDP is an international not-for-profit charity that runs the global environmental information
disclosure system for companies and local governments. CDP was established in 2000 in theUK, has worked with more than 590 investors with assets over US$110 trillion, and has
been among the first to encourage companies to disclose their environmental information,
reduce GHG emissions, water resource conservation, and forest conservation in the capital
markets as well as through corporate procurement activities. In 2021, over 14,000
organizations around the world disclosed their environmental information through CDP,
including more than 13,000 companies worth over 64% of global market capitalization andmore than 1,100 local governments. CDP has the world's largest environmental databasefully compliant with TCFD, and CDP scores are widely used to facilitate decision-making on
investment and procurement toward the realization of a zero-carbon, sustainable, andresilient economy.
For more details, please visit the following website. https://www.cdp.net/en[Reference]
CSV efforts of Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Holdings
https://www.ccbji.co.jp/csv/*Please note that the information contained in news releases is current as of the date ofrelease. Certain information may have changed since the date of release.
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