A year in review Economic / Governance Environment Social Appendix Climate change Givaudan has already been recognised as a world leader in Disclosure 305 – 1, 305 – 2, 305 – 5 Disclosure 305 – 4 supplier engagement on climate change, earning a position Direct and energy indirect GHG emissions¹ GHG emissions intensity on the Supplier Engagement Leaderboard by CDP for 2020 GHG emissions (tonnes) GHG emissions (kg) per tonne of product (2021 score published at end of Feb. 2022), the non-profit  global environmental disclosure platform, in recognition of , – 31%  our actions and strategies to reduce emissions and lower climate-related risk across our supply chain. In 2021, just 2% of  companies that participated and were scored in CDP’s ,
 , questionnaire for investors made the A List. , , , Scope 2 One project, at our Taste & Wellbeing site at Pune in India, involved fitting more than 2,000 solar photovoltaic panels to 7   rooftops, ground mounts and carports to significantly cut , , , – 0% reliance on fossil fuels. The installation, which dedicated by 2030 about 5,300 square metres to the solar panels, resulted in electricity generation of about 971,520 KWh and represents a 20% cut in the use of fossil fuels and a carbon footprint 2015 2020 2021 2020 2021 reduction of 1,000 tonnes. Scope 1: from direct energy sources Scope 1: from direct energy sources Scope 2: from indirect energy sources Scope 2: from indirect energy sources Brazil example In Brazil, we aimed to migrate to 100% renewable electricity 1. Compared to baseline year 2015. Excluding biogenic emissions. Assured 12-month rolling figures (Q4 2020 to Q3 2021) for values including the Assured 12-month rolling figures (Q4 2020 to Q3 2021) for values acquisitions of Naturex, Vika and drom sites. on our sites by 2025. Our Brazil teams migrated our Jaguare including the acquisitions of Naturex, Vika and drom sites. and Botucatu sites to renewable electricity generated by wind. Migration was achieved in just 6 months, five years ahead of the 2025 target. No additional investment was needed and we anticipate we will deliver CHF 750,000 in savings over five years. 55 Givaudan — 2021 GRI Sustainability Report