… and responsible marketing practices of major markets covered(1) 87% of countries have implemented the Danone Global Parental Policy(2) 74% employees were trained in the last 2 years on the Danone policy for marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes(3) 6,387 What was also achieved in recent years: • Since 2007: Danone is part of the E.U. Pledge, an initiative to limit advertising for children under twelve. Our company is audited every year by independent reviewers. We have consistently achieved a >98.4% compliance rate . • 2017: Danone joined the International Food and Beverages Alliance (IFBA) with a full membership. • 2018: Danone updated its corporate policies on the marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes (BMS Policy). Danone is the first company to apply a voluntary global policy that prohibits the advertising and promotion of infant formula for infants aged 0-6 months, even if permitted by local laws. In accordance with breast-milk substitute criteria of the FTSE4Good Index, in countries classified as higher-risk, Danone has voluntarily extended its BMS Policy to infants up to 12 months of age, which may go beyond local legislation. Danone ranked #1 for the marketing of BMS in the 2018 edition of the ATNI Global Index. • 2019: Danone updated its corporate pledge on marketing to kids. • 2021: Once again, Danone ranks #1 for the marketing of BMS in the 2021 edition of the ATNI Global Index. More info on our . website In a 2020 audit conducted in Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain, Danone’s television advertising was found to be 99.1% compliant with the E.U. Pledge criteria across all six countries. In the area of subsidiary websites (eight countries audited) and brand profiles on social networks (seven countries audited), 100% of the websites audited and one influencer profile analyzed were compliant.