With the corporate aspirations of “Giving and sharing opportunities” under the social strategy of “7 Go Together” and through 7 missions to give with one of the main missions is to “support and promote the quality of life for society and communities”-which includes accessibility to safe food and food with enough necessary nutrition. The Company set a health and nutrition policy to control the nutritional quality and meet food safety standards comprehensively from upstream to downstream, promote access to product information for consumers-such as production process information that complies with regulations, rules, and standards of the country through the display of details on the product label. The Company also organized activities that promote good health for consumers and other stakeholders, such as employees and communities, among others. The objective is for them to understand health risks and various diseases caused by the consumption of non-standard and non-nutritional products. The given knowledge also reinforces a behavior in choosing products that promote good health as well.

Product development is a significant operation that the Company continuously prioritizes, including supporting research collaboration between departments within the Company holding. For example, CP Food Lab Co., Ltd., Office of Product Development and Quality Assurance, as well as joint research with experts from external organizations, such as the National Science Technology and Innovation Policy Office (STI) and the Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University.

The objective is to research food innovations and increase the nutritional value by focusing on developing healthy food and beverage product groups, as well as promoting organic products, products that reduce the use of fertilizers or chemicals to accelerate agricultural productivity. The Company also promotes beauty and cosmetic product groups and household products that contain natural components or ingredients, as well as promoting products under joint development (Private Brands)-for them to be certified by external agencies or international standards. In addition, the Company also promotes and expands food and beverage product groups aimed at reducing the amount of sugar, fat, sodium, and additives such as preservatives, food coloring, sweeteners, and antimicrobial additives (Antibiotics), among others. Moreover, the Company promotes the addition of nutritional values such as vitamin A, zinc, iodine, fiber, and iron, among others, along with the selection of quality raw materials that are responsibly sourced, certified, and traceable for products containing Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs).

In addition, the Company has set up a continuous monitoring and review process-to ensure that the health and well-being project of the organization can achieve its short-term and long-term goals. The information can also serve as a database for Company policy development, action plan, and various research plans in the future. In 2022, the Company appointed a team of advisors to provide advice and support information on the current and future market trends and consumers, scientific knowledge, technology, and innovation, changes in law, relevant regulations, and forming a network of cooperation between the Company and the public sector. The objective is to facilitate knowledge exchange and encourage participation through the Company's research project.

Criteria for Products that are Considered Health Products

The Company is committed to developing healthy products by referring to food standards according to the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health and other relevant standards corresponding to the type of product. The prescribing criteria for health products fall into 4 categories of healthy products:

Products that are certified or pass the criteria for “Healthier Choice” or Thai Healthier Logo certified by the Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University

Foods that have an increased or decreased nutrition or without nutrients according to the law or standards, e.g., according to the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health (No. 182) B.E. 2541 (1998)

Fresh vegetables and fruits or foods that retain their natural benefits or have not to pass manufacturing processes or food with nutrition and sufficient energy for one meal

Medical food, functional food, or food supplement according to the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health (No. 238) B.E. 2544 (2001) and the Ministry of Public Health (No. 293) B.E. 2548 (2005)

1. Fried Rice with Green Curry and Chicken Breast (Chef Cares brand)

Product Features

A single-served meal with low calories. A package comes with delicious, intensely flavourful green curry sauce that has an umami and spicey taste. The sauce is stir-fried with steame jasmine rice until overwhelmed with the smells of green curry paste. Served with tender, skinless, lean, low-fat chicken breast, a source of protein, and baby corn, Chef Nick's special recipe from Wang Hinghoi Restaurant, a two-star Michelin restaurant and a BIB Gourmand restaurant from the Michelin Guide. The dish is a result of more than 20 years of experience in Thai food-not only that it is full of deliciousness, but customers can also ensure that the profits shall be returned to help society 100% full of merit. Every box of profit returns to society 100%

Release date

October 13, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

Nationwide

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2. Organic Green Cos Lettuce

Product Features

Fresh, clean, wholesome produce with a crisp texture. Organic green cos lettuce can be eaten as fresh vegetables or with customers’ favorite dishes, such as spicy salad, papaya salad, and grilled pork

Release date

January 20, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

all Stores in the Bangkok areas

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3. Crab Stick Salad Roll with Spicy Japanese Soy Sauce Dressing

Product Features

Ready-to-eat crabsticks in bite-size salad rolls consisting of soft rice wraps, fresh and clean lettuce, carrot, and cucumber with a crunchy texture, and crab sticks. A package comes with spicy Japanese soy sauce dressing, with a hint of the aromatic, delicious smell of soy sauce. Customers can enjoy the product’s chewy bit and deliciousness

Release date

February 10, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

5,000 Stores

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4. All Café Iced Lemon Tea (size 16 oz. and 22 oz.)

Product Features

Refreshing, sour, sweet, and feel just right. A unique recipe from All Café. The full value of vitamin C in every glass

Release date

October 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

Nationwide

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5. Pasteurized Fresh Milk Meiji High Protein 350 ml, Banana Flavor

Product Features

The formula, with no added sugar, has up to 27 grams of protein and contains BCAA (Branched-chain amino acids) that help build muscles. Low fat and only 160 kcal of energy, vitamin B3, B6, and B12

Release date

June 9, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

Nationwide

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6. Tofusan High Protein, Malt Flavor 350 ml

Product Features

Up to 27 grams of protein. Plant-Based Protein. No added sugar No added oil No milk powder mixed No Whey added No lactose No cholesterol No chemical No preservative

Release date

September 8, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

Nationwide

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7. Asian Delight, Orange Flavor

Product Features

Consist of 3 varieties of oranges (Tangerine / Valencia / Mandarin). Delicious, refreshing, high in vitamin 60 kcal per bar. The product has passed the health choice criteria and is Halal certified

Release date

December 15, 2022

Number of Stores the products are available

Nationwide

Create awareness. Support Healthy Product Consumption

The Company develops health products in response to appropriate nutrition required for customers in different age groups, from young children the age of 18 months to the elderly, including those who require specific nutrition or those who require medical care. The Company cooperates with various agencies that have expertise in food-such as the National Science Technology and Innovation Policy Office (STI), Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University, and CP Food Lab Company Limited, to jointly work on food research and development. The scope of work includes responsibility for research and development and analyzing products' nutrition for internal and external organizations, such as analyzing the amount of sodium, sugar, fat, and trans-fat, among others.

In addition, the Company required the display of nutrition labels on the products to be mandatory in accordance with the standards. A detailed list of key ingredients on how to use a product safely and recommended storage methods show that the product is easy to use. This helps consumers know the nutritional value and can avoid nutrients that may cause harm to their health, including labeling products that do not have a social and environmental impact-for example, Carbon Footprint, Animal Welfare, among others. The Company also encourages suppliers to create a label displaying the Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) to show energy, fat, sugar, and sodium values. In 2022, the initiative covered all groups of ready-to-eat food and beverages according to the laws or regulations in the ratio of 100% and other practices that the Company adheres to in the ratio of 34.09%.

Examples of products that display nutrition labels and products labeled with GDA values for energy, fat, sugar, and sodium

The Company has followed up and examined the product labelling, and non-compliant marketing communications, or communication that violates basic laws or regulations and other regulations or guidelines that the Company adheres to, as well as products detailing key ingredients, how-to-use labelling or instructions that are not clear which may cause harm to consumers. In 2022, the Company did not report, or there is no case of detailing key ingredients, how-to-use labelling, or unclear instructions of the product. There are also no cases of non-compliant marketing communications or communication that violates basic laws or regulations and other regulations or guidelines that the Company adheres to

Management of Products with Genetically Modified Organisms: (GMOs)

The Company commits to sourcing raw materials and products that are safe for consumers, prioritizes the process of selecting raw materials from responsible sources throughout the supply chain, has a policy on GMOs, and complies with legal practices and regulations on products containing GMO ingredients announced within the country. The Company also promotes partners in selecting products through questionnaires and certification for high-risk genetically modified products required by law.

In addition, the Company supports the display of product label information detailing the ingredients of raw materials or genetically modified products-to build confidence, safety, and standard certification from reliable agencies in every product delivered to consumers.

Health and Well-being promotion program

In 2022, the Company promoted health and well-being to encourage consumers to have access to safe food and sufficient nutritional value as follows:

Strategic projects

Under the strategy of “Product Place, People, Channel, and Technology” The Company has continuously implemented strategic projects through sub-projects as follows:

Prouct

Developing and selecting products of delicious taste, diverse, safe, and nutritious

Place

Find the right location, create a good atmosphere, and drive consumption

People

Build knowledge and understanding for consumers, communities, along with staff skills development

Channel

Create access to health products and services in all channels; offline and online, and vending machines

Technology

Use artificial intelligence to analyze data. Develop health-centric applications

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"Eat Well, Live Well, Be Happy" project

The Company implemented the "Eat Well, Live Well, Be Happy" Project to encourage access to health products for consumers in all groups, both online and offline, along with creating awareness. The project has been continuously for the 4th consecutive year. In 2022, the project was expanded to 6,930 of 7-Eleven stores in high-potential areas. The 7-Eleven stores that participated in the project have accumulated sales from food and beverage products total of 73,114 million Baht, accounting for 36.5% of sales of all 7-Eleven stores in the project. In 2023, the Company plans to incorporate the tested project practices into the operating procedures of the recruitment and sorting process for health products, as well as announce such guidelines to all 7-Eleven stores nationwide.

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Tao Kae (Entrepreneurship) project: A model for community health center

The Company expanded on the "Eat Well, Live Well, Be Happy" Project into the Community Health Center by expanding the scope of access to services and health products and the added benefit of convenience via 7-Eleven stores, as well as trained pharmacists in eXta plus pharmacies and 7-Eleven stores employees as wellness advisors for the community, including developing a system to work with the ALL Pharma See application for health-related consulting services. The Company also assesses and analyses for insights to meet the needs of customers and facilitates access to good health for the community.

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Low on Sweetness project

CP ALL collaborated with All Café and Kudson, Bellinee's Bake & Brew, and a private network affiliate in "Drive the Low on Sweetness phase 2" and also in collaboration with the Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health to integrate the initiatives between public and private organizations and aims for the public to change their behaviors to consume less sugary drinks, at least 50% less. The Company accomplishes this by providing a low-sugar menu as an option for health-conscious customers. The objective is to reduce the risks of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) that are caused by consumers’ behaviors and lifestyles-for example, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, coronary artery disease, and tooth decay.

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Product research and development projects for health-conscious consumers

CPRAM is committed to researching and developing new products to meet the needs of health-conscious consumers. At present, the products that have been marketed are ready-to-eat meals under the VG for Love brand. A new group of food for consumers with plant-based consumption, Plant-Based Diet under the concept of sustainable development which align with the direction of CPRAM in the 4 forms of love, namely love for health, love for animals, love for the environment, and the love for the earth. Food is divided into 5 categories as follows:

Vgan-J

Vgan

Lacto Veggie

Ovo Veggie

Lacto-Ovo Veggie

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Food for Health Project by Lotus’s

Lotus’s commits to delivering good, quality, and nutritious products to meet the needs of consumers of all ages. Lotus’s focuses on developing new products as well as adjusting the original product formula to be good for health by reducing sweet, oily, and salty or adding nutrients that are essential to the body, and while the products still maintain delicious taste, hence all consumers can buy healthy products at affordable prices across all sales channels. All Lotus's food products are quality controlled, inspected, and undergone nutritional analysis. Many of the products are certified with the “Healthy Choice” logo. Lotus’s cooperates with suppliers and business partners who have expertise in the subject and build consumer awareness, both in terms of information that appears on the product label, information on health and well-being through all communication channels, and various activities to make decision-making easier for consumers to choose healthy products.

Build the mindset of “Delicious. Good Health. Every day at Lotus’s”	Develop healthy products	Build awareness in all communication channels
	Design recipes according to healthy choice criteria Selection of raw materials for health supplements Nutritional analysis Certified for healthy choice symbol Recognized by consumer test results Quality control in every step of the production process Product quality check Quality assessment by consumers after-sale

Lotus’s is committed to continuously developing and producing products for health. Examples of Lotus’s products (own brand) developed according to the criteria for healthy alternatives that have received continuously good feedback from consumers in terms of quality, taste, and nutritional value, such as whole wheat bread and ice cream.

In 2020-2022, the Company increased the selection of healthy products, both the development of new products and adjusting product formulas, such as for sorbet ice cream and frozen dessert products using isomaltulose. In 2022, 17 products of Lotus's own brands have been certified as a healthy alternatives in 2 product groups. Additionally, Lotus’s has stopped using partially hydrogenated oils, the main source of trans fats in all of Lotus’s own brands for food products, including initiating a project to purchase products directly from farmers to ensure the quality and safety of fresh food sold to customers from upstream to downstream.

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Health Screening Program

Lotus’s promotes public access to basic health services and encourages Thai people to have good health and well-being by eating healthy, quality, and safe food-as well as access to services and knowledge on health through Lotus’s Stores and online platforms, and Lotus's also supports exercise and regular health check-ups.

• Free breast cancer screening service with a mobile mammogram machine in cooperation with the Kanchanabarami Foundation and the Bureau of Health, Bangkok. The Company provides “Breast Cancer Screening Services with Mobile Mammograms for the fourth year for women with health risks and lack of opportunity on service access. Individuals can be screened for breast cancer by a mammogram from a specialist. There is also information about self-screening for breast cancer for people who are not at risk. Since the beginning of the project, there have been more than 3,319 persons who have been screened. In addition, Lotus's organized a special campaign that allows customers to participate in helping those who are underprivileged. For example, the clothing brand MeStyle donated part of its profit of 200,000 Baht from selling women's clothing and lingerie in October to the National Cancer Institute for the Institute to purchase tools and medical equipment to help underprivileged patients
• Free preliminary screening service for diabetes to the public, consecutively for the 5th year. There is a sugar level monitoring service, an initial physical examination service, and a giveaway for healthy coconuts from farmers. The objective is to support good health for Thai people and promote public access to preliminary health services

Product quality and safety: the process from the source of raw materials until the product reaches the hands of consumers

CP ALL ensures product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

To ensure that the products delivered to customers are of high quality, hygienic and safe. The Company has set standards for quality control in every step, from planting, producing, receiving products, organizing, and distributing products, including distribution and service at 7-Eleven stores. The details are as follows:

1. Inspection for food safety since cultivation	Product Development and Quality Assurance Divison in CP ALL provides knowledge and management methods to reduce contaminants problems for SMEs in quality control contamination management and how to reduce contaminants in raw materials before being used in the production process and then to be sold in 7-Eleven stores. In the year 2022, the Company was in collaboration with the manufacturer of Baked Spinach and Cheese products and determined measures to separate contaminants from raw materials before going through the production process and initiated seeking more areas to grow spinach in the country. The Company also promotes the cultivation of selected spinach varieties, specifically to produce good-tasting and good-quality baked spinach, as well as providing advice on every step of cultivation and harvesting spinach and the production process with quality and safety
2. Quality Control and food safety inspection throughout the delivery and distribution process	Quality inspection agency in the distribution center Quality inspection staff inspect the quality and arrangement of the goods during the delivery of goods. In the case of temperature-controlled products, the temperature inside the cold storage will be checked, including controlling the quality and temperature of the transport vehicle to meet the standards. If the specified standards are not met, the products are reassessed on the delivery status of whether to deliver to 7-Eleven stores. In 2022, there is 0.02% of products damaged during the receiving process, arranging, and distributing process
3. Quality Control Create safety and confidence in every service	Quality Systems Solutions & Initiatives (QSSI) for stores Inspection for the service management and product quality, which is scheduled to be inspected monthly. In 2022, the Company upgraded its auditing standards. Quality Systems Solutions & Initiatives (QSSI) for stores according to the SAVEQC policy and adjust the points system by giving more importance to parts that affect customers. The objective is to raise awareness for the Stores to maintain the standards of stores and for them to provide customer service to the point of satisfaction. The store's standard score is 93.94% Quality Assurance Unit (QA) The Company set standards for improving product quality and service quality management by randomly inspecting standards and assessing complaints issues in the past, including random inspection of product quality, cases of non-compliance with the law, proactive product regulation, or labeling. If a non-standard product is found, it will be recalled. In 2022, there was a total of 113 cases, accounted for 164 SKUs of recall of products that did not meet standards or did not comply with the law and regulations, and a total of 65 cases product recalls from customer complaints, accounted for 86 SKUs

Makro implemented product quality and safety throughout the supply chain

1. Up-stream: Food safety from farm	To raise the level of agricultural products in line with the brand standards of MQP (Makro Quality Pro) and Selected, which are standards for the Company's food safety management system. The products under the said brand will be selected from orchards or farms that have received Good Agriculture Practice (GAP) standards, along with product inspection at every stage of production, including quality in various aspects, such as size and sweetness, among others. Therefore, the Company has prepared Makro Initiative Accreditation (MIA) or guidelines for producing agricultural products in accordance with Makro's standards and announced them to farmers' groups and suppliers. They can do self-assessments that can be conducted both online and offline, which enhances production knowledge and delivers standardized products to consumers. From the implementation of the project, at present, more than 350 of farmers and suppliers (100%) have received the MQP and Selected brand standards
2. Mid-stream: Control food safety along the distribution process	Therefore, the MIA system was further developed to be used in the evaluation of the Company's distribution centers and distribution centers in order to prepare for standard certification application 1) Good Hygiene Practice (GHP) 2) International Food Standards (Codex) of the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization 3) Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) 4) Food Safety Management System Standards (ISO 22000:2018)
3. Downstream: Product traceability	In addition to producing products that meet the standards of farmers and trade partners and offering quality products for consumers, the Company adopted a system that facilitates tracing the origin or raw materials and product nutrition information, namely the Makro i-Trace, which able to trace products in the fresh food category and bakery category, totaled 8,173 items, accounted for 100% of Under aro brand. In addition, the Company has also expanded the application of the Makro i-Trace system to Stores in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Metric used to determine the compensation of executive members

The company cascaded the corporate KPIs to designated functions. A few KPIs are joint KPI for the performances that required cross-functional collaboration. The executives, who are responsible for the sales of the health products and new healthy product development, are Chief Merchandising Officer (CMO), Chief Research and Development Quality & Assurance (RDQA), and General Manager of Product Development Division. To achieve this target, it reflects in their 15%, 15%, and 10% weight in the respective executives’ performance evaluation (KPIs).

Produce Recall Process