HIGH PERFORMANCE PACKAGING On 11th May 2020 the UK Government issued new guidance for employers to help get their businesses back up and running and workplaces operating safely. Developed in consultation with approximately 250 businesses, unions, industry leaders, Public Health England (PHE) and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), the new ‘COVID-19 secure’ guidelines are a best practice guide to the safest ways of working across the economy. Having remained fully operational across all manufacturing sites during the COVID-19 crisis, Coveris took comprehensive steps to make our workplaces COVID-19 free in March. Since then over 2,000 colleagues have continued to work in our plants, and the success of this approach is reflected in our low infection and self-isolation rates. Our risk plan is summarised as follows: Hierarchy of Control Coveris Risk Plan Personal protection, quarantine and deep clean *PP£ for task and avanta whara racial distancing la not poaaibia * Thota that davaiop symptoms at work wt can accurately Identify and quarantine all colleagues, machinery, work stations, product and raw materials which might have bean espose to the virus. * Deep-clean decontamination _process_ We have conducted detailed risk assessments at each of our UK sites and have used these to drive a range of safety actions to ensure a ‘COVID secure’ working environment. Overall Risk Rating: On a scale of 1 (lowest risk) to 12 (highest risk), our risk assessment score is 3.5. Protecting employee health and well-being: The safety of Coveris employees is our highest priority. Across the UK, local teams have closely followed guidance from health authorities and government to protect the health and safety of employees across offices, production, and distribution facilities. Coveris Flexibles UK Ltd., Holland Place, Wardentree Park, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3ZN

Prioritising safety in production facilities: To ensure we can continue to make the products our customers and supply chain need, our production and distribution facilities continue to operate but have adjusted their ways of working to protect everyone’s safety and well-being. Since the coronavirus outbreak began, we have implemented additional cleaning and sanitisation routines, focusing on high-touch surfaces, and have taken steps to restrict visitors to our facilities. In some locations, delivery drivers do not leave their trucks, reducing person-to-person interactions. Some manufacturing...