Since 2021, KDP Canada has been collaborating with industry experts and stakeholders to guide its health and well-being journey. In July 2022, Health Canada amended the Food and Drug Regulations (“Regulations”) to require front-of-pack nutrition labeling for most prepackaged products high in saturated fat, sugars, and/or sodium. In alignment with this updated regulation, we develop a strategy aimed at reducing those nutrients of concern across our beverage portfolio. In 2025, this work led to the completion of our Canadian Health & Well-Being strategy, including key performance indicators tailored to the unique market dynamics and regulatory environment of the country. We are committed to offering a balanced portfolio of options to our consumers and helping them make informed choices to fulfill their beverage needs for every occasion.

We also continue to advocate for informed consumer decision-making by providing transparent, straightforward and easily comprehensible information on our packaging and online. In addition, we regularly engage with stakeholders such as investors, nonprofit organizations, public health groups and government agencies to identify and respond to any emerging issues, safety concerns or misleading information to protect the interests and well-being of our consumers.

• In the U.S. we have a Responsible Marketing Policy that serves as a guiding framework for how we present the benefits of our products to consumers. It applies to all KDP-authorized products, brands and communications sold in the country. In Canada, we are currently developing our own Responsible Marketing Policy to ensure consistency with U.S. standards while addressing local market regulations and expectations.
• IIn the U.S., we partner with retailers on in-store marketing and merchandizing pilots and continue to expand our work to additional neighbourhoods and retailers. More details can be found here.
• To uphold our commitment to transparency in Canada, we will disclose the percentage of our marketing budget dedicated to promoting products that meet these nutrition standards starting in 2026.

• We work to manage Chemicals of Concern and the identification of opportunities to reduce or eliminate the use of certain chemicals where feasible or required by law within packaging and products by engaging our supply chain per our Chemicals Management Policy and Supplier Code of Conduct .
• Within our Supplier Code of Conduct, we state that our suppliers shall strive to avoid animal testing altogether. Where it cannot be avoided, suppliers shall have a responsible animal testing policy and procedures in place. KDP does not test our products on animals.
• Our food safety systems include Preventative Controls and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) method, an internationally recognized system of identifying and managing food safety-related risks.
• Every KDP manufacturing site is audited annually to confirm whether it meets or exceeds requirements set by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), an industry-recognized coalition that oversees food safety standards.
• These programs include internal and third-party audits to review our food safety processes and controls.
• Annual food safety and quality training is required for our KDP manufacturing facility employees.
• All our coffee makers meet or exceed the market-leading safety standards of Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and UL of Canada under normal use.
• Our Keurig Commercial brewers also meet or exceed the safety standards of the National Sanitation Foundation under normal use.
• For all of our coffee makers, we apply a robust testing program throughout the coffee maker development and production lifecycle to identify potential use cases and failure modes to support appliance quality and consistency of operation over time.