News Release
June 1, 2021
To the press

Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc.

Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc.
totally bans smoking throughout company premises inJanuary 2023
Strengthening promotion of employees' non-smoking as health management initiative

Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc. (Headquarters in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director &President Calin Dragan; hereafter “CCBJI”) has banned all CCBJI Group employees from smoking
throughout the company premises regardless of indoors and outdoors from January 2023, as a healthmanagement initiative.
Since January 2020, CCBJI Group has been committing to non-smoking during working hours (exceptbreaks), non-smoking indoors, and non-smoking inside company vehicles with some exceptions. Andin further efforts to maintain and promote employees' health and prevent passive smoking and disease,
its internal rules on non-smoking will become stricter. In addition, CCBJI will strengthen non-smoking
measures by expanding and improving its program to support employees in quitting smoking, including
online medical service, and implementing continuous educational activities. Furthermore, the company
will set a non-smoking day once a month starting from this June, and once a week from January 2023
to gradually increase the frequency, and totally ban smoking throughout the company premises including
outdoors from January 2023.
As a total beverage company that provides products and services that are essential to the daily livesof many, CCBJI believes that its employees have the responsibility of taking the initiative to lead active
and healthy lifestyles and expressed its commitment to support their efforts to this end in the form ofCoca-Cola Bottlers Japan Health Declaration (*1). CCBJI was certified as “Health & Productivity
Management Outstanding Organization (White 500)” (*2) in March 2020 as a result of its continuous
health enhancement for employees.
With the introduction of new ways of working due to the spread of the COVID-19, people areencouraged to go straight home or work from home, which reduces the opportunities for commuting andtravel, and thus reduces the time for physical exercise. In response to this, as a measure to promotehealth, we have developed our own original smartphone application that displays the number of steps
walked and the percentage of the goal achieved, and have held the "Sawayaka Walk" event to1

encourage moderate walking exercise. We are also promoting commuting by bicycle to reduce the riskof infection by the COVID-19.

Through the consistent efforts to help the employees maintain and promote their health, CCBJI
intends to continue providing high-quality products and value-added services as a total beveragecompany committed to enrich people’s daily lives by delivering happy and refreshing moments at every
occasion available.
■ Non-smoking initiatives

Note 1: Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Health Declaration*For details, see here https://en.ccbji.co.jp/csv/humanrights/health.php
Note 2: “Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organization (White 500)”*For details, see here https://en.ccbji.co.jp/news/detail.php?id=728*Please note that the information contained in news releases is current as of the date of release.
Certain information may have changed since the date of release2