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Children s Food & Beverage Advertising Initiative Synopsis of Participants Nutrition Standards Participant Calies (per serving/ meal) Burger King Cp. Fat 1 Sodium Sugars Positive Nutrients/ Food Group to Encourage* Burger King Cp. has adopted CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria f Categy 10 (Meals). See Attachment A. Campbell Soup Company Soup 150 Sat Fat: 1g & 15% kcal Canned Pasta 300 Total Fat: w/o meat 35% kcal; w/meat 10g Sat Fat: w/o meat 10% kcal; w/meat 4.5g Trans Fat: w/o meat Labeled 0g; w/meat Labeled 0.5g, provided only from meat dairy Baked Snacks ( 100 kcal ption control products also qualify) 170 Total Fat: 35% kcal Sat Fat: 10% kcal 290 mg 12g (excluding 12g (excluding 12g (excluding 1 serving of vegetables 10% DV of a vitamin mineral 1 serving of vegetables oneounce equivalent of whole grains, plus 10% DV of 2 me Breads Campbell has adopted Categy Three of CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria. See Attachment A. The Coca-Cola Company Does not engage in food and beverage product advertising primarily directed to children under 12. ConAgra Foods*** As of Sept. 2012, ConAgra Foods adopted CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria now to be followed in tandem with ConAgra Foods current Pledge nutrition guidelines, listed here. Until December 31, 2013, ConAgra Foods may advertise products that meet either its current Pledge nutrition guidelines CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria. Meals 500 Total Fat: 35% kcal Sat Fat: 10% kcal 760 mg 10% DV of 3 ½ serving vegetables fruit 8g of whole grain Canned Pasta 350 Total Fat: 35% kcal Sat Fat: 10% kcal Trans fat: 0g Labeled 750 mg 10% DV of 2 ½ serving vegetables fruit 8g of whole grain Peanut Butter, Nuts and Seeds 210 The Dannon Company Yogurt, Dairy Snack & Drinkable Dairy Products 2 General Mills 3 Total Fat: Sat Fat: Total Fat: 25% kcal Sat Fat: < 10% kcal 1g FDA Healthy 175 Sat Fat: 15% kcal & 1g 10% DV of 1 nutrient 1 ounce equivalent of meat and beans 230 mg 12.5g 10% DV of calcium 12g (exclusive of 10% DV of vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, iron, protein fiber General Mills Criteria 175 Total Fat: 230 mg cereal/ snack 12g (exclusive of ½ serving of whole grain, fruit, vegetables fat-free low-fat dairy side/main dish 1 0g trans fat means less than 0.5g trans fatty acids per serving, excluding conjugated trans-fatty acids such as naturally occurring Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA). Under FDA s regulaty scheme, naturally occurring trans fat and trans fat from partially hydrogenated fat are not distinguished. Trans fat occurs naturally in trace amounts in meat and dairy products. No trans fat means no trans fat from non-animal sources. Some participants also set rely on third-party standards that limit cholesterol. F simplicity sake, cholesterol limits are not included here. 2 The criteria are based on per labeled serving to ensure that the ption size is recognized and thus ensure that the criteria is both occasion and age appropriate. 3 Under General Mills pledge, products must meet either FDA s criteria f healthy per labeled serving, General Mills own guidelines f Healthy Dietary Choices. Although not addressed in FDA s criteria f healthy, General Mills also applies restrictions on calies, trans fat and sugars, on items that qualify as healthy per labeled serving. December 2012 Page 1 of 6

Participant Calies (per serving/ meal) Hershey Company Fat 1 Sodium Sugars Positive Nutrients/ Food Group to Encourage* Does not engage in food and beverage product advertising primarily directed to children under 12. Hillshire Brands (fmerly Sara Lee Cp.) Non-meat containing products Meat containing products 4 Kellogg Company Sat Fat: 1g & 15% kcal sat fat Total Fat: < 5g Sat Fat: < 2g Trans Fat: < 0.5g All Products 200 Total Fat: specified Kraft Foods Group, Inc.*** Fills a recognized nutritional need in children s diets and 10% DV of vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, iron, protein fiber Fills a recognized nutritional need in children s diets and 10% DV of vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, iron, protein fiber 230 mg 12g(excluding As of Jan. 1, 2012, Kraft is using CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria and the Smart Choices Program criteria, listed here. Products may qualify under either set of criteria until Dec. 31, 2013, when CFBAI s criteria become effective. 100% Fruit Juice Beverages 40 20 must only meet to limit Snack Foods & Sweets Entrées, Sandwiches, Main Dishes, & Meal Replacements Cheeses & Cheese Substitutes Mars 160 450 Sat Fat: 1g Sat Fat: 1g Total Fat: 35% kcal Sat Fat: < 10% kcal Total Fat: 35% kcal Sat Fat: < 10% kcal 240 mg 0g 10% DV of vitamin A, C, E, calcium, potassium, fiber OR ½ serving of fruit, vegetables, whole grains fat-free/low-fat 140 mg 10% DV of vitamin A, C, E, calcium, potassium, fiber OR ½ serving of fruit, vegetables, whole grains fatfree/low-fat 240 mg 240 mg Does not engage in food and beverage product advertising primarily directed to children under 12. McDonald s USA McDonald s has adopted CFBAI s Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria f Categy 10 (Meals). See Attachment A. Nestlé USA 100% Juice 170 (Calies vary by variety due to natural variations in sugar content) Total Fat: 0g Sat Fat: 0g 10% DV of vitamin A, C, E, calcium, potassium, fiber OR ½ serving of fruit, vegetables, whole grains fat-free/low-fat 10% DV of vitamin A, C, E, calcium, potassium, fiber OR 1 serving of fruit, vegetables, whole grains (half of the grains must be whole) fat-free/low-fat 10% DV of vitamin A, C, E, calcium, potassium, fiber OR ½ serving of fruit, vegetables, whole grains fat-free/low-fat 70 mg No 10% DV of at least 1 nutrient 4 Hillshire Brands uses the definition f extra lean, as defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) f the basis of its standard. F individual foods, as defined by the USDA, the fat criterion applies per RACC and per 100 grams. The fat criteria f meal type and main dish products, as defined by the USDA, are applied per labeled serving and per 100 grams. December 2012 Page 2 of 6

Participant Choc. Ready to Drink & Powdered Flaved Milk 5 Calies (per serving/ 170 meal) Fat 1 Sodium Sugars Positive Nutrients/ Food Group to Encourage* 140 mg 12.5g 10% DV of at least 1 nutrient Calcium Ftified Low-Fat Milk PepsiCo, Inc. 100 Total Fat: 2.5g Sat Fat: 1.5g 125 mg No 10% DV of at least 1 nutrient PepsiCo has adopted new global nutrition criteria f advertising to children. See Attachment B. Post Foods, LLC Cereals 200 Sat Fat: 1g 230 mg 11g (excluding 10% DV fiber OR 8g whole grains OR A good source of 6 essential vitamins minerals Cereal Bars 150 Total Fat: 4g 150 mg 12g (excluding 10% DV fiber OR 8g whole grains OR A good source of 6 essential vitamins minerals Unilever Popsicles 110 Total Fat: Sat Fat: 2.5g per serving Trans Fat: < 2% of kcal excluding CLA 1 Peanut Butter Total Fat: Sat Fat: 10% kcal 33% of total fat Trans Fat: < 2% of kcal excluding CLA 1 1.6 mg/kcal 100 mg/ serving 1.6 mg/kcal 100 mg/ serving 25% total by weight and 20% by weight total 7g/100g of * Some participant standards require that a product provide at least a good (10-19% DV) source of one me, a shtfall nutrient f children, a functional benefit and/ contain at least a half serving of a food group to encourage (fruits, vegetables, whole grains and fat-free low-fat dairy). Shtfall f children mean calcium, potassium, fiber, and vitamin E identified by the 2005 Dietary Guidelines f Americans as being a shtfall in children s diets. F fruits and vegetables, a half serving equals ¼ cup. F dairy, a half serving is 4 ounces and f whole grain a half serving is 8 grams. ** Excluding f/v/dairy means excludes sugars naturally occurring in fruits, vegetables and dairy. *** Criteria only f advertised product categies. 5 Powdered flaved milk is evaluated against the criteria as consumed, once reconstituted in fat-free low-fat milk. F the powdered flaved milk categy, on label dual nutrition facts infmation is provided f as purchased and as prepared. Reconstitution instructions call f low-fat milk. The total sugars value f the as purchased would be equal to sugars in this case. Under FDA rounding rules, the nutrition facts panel may declare up to 13 grams of total sugars and still meet the criteria outlined above. December 2012 Page 3 of 6

Page 4 of 6 Attachment A. CFBAI Categy-Specific Unifm Nutrition Criteria Product Categy Unit Nutrients to Limit (NTL) Calies Sat Fat Sodium 1. Juices LSS 160 0 g 140 mg Total Sugars No sugars Nutrition Components to Encourage (NCTE) ½ c F/V juices es A serving must contain > 4 fl oz of 100% F/V juice Sugars limited to those naturally occurring in F/V 2. Dairy products Milks and milk substitutes Yogurts and yogurt-type products Dairy-based desserts Cheese and cheese products 3. Grain, fruit and vegetable products, and items not in other categies 4. Soups and meal sauces 5. Seeds, nuts, and nut butters and spreads 6. Meat, fish, and poultry products 8 fl oz 150 2 g 200 mg 24 g 1 c dairy 6 oz 170 2 g 140 mg 23 g ½ c 120 2 g 110 mg 20 g LSS 80 3 g 290 mg 2 g LSS 150 1.5 g 290 mg 10 g LSS > 150-200 2 g 360 mg 12 g LSS 200 2 g 6 g 1 oz 2 tbsp ½ c dairy and 10% DV calcium ¼ c dairy and 10% DV calcium ½ c dairy equivalent (provides 10% DV calcium) ½ serving of F/V/D/WG 10% DV of any essential nutrient ½ serving of F/V/D/WG 10% DV of any essential nutrient 220 3.5 g 240 mg 4 g 1 oz protein equivalent LSS 120 2 g 2 g 7. Mixed dishes LSS 280 2.5 g 540 mg 10 g 1 oz equivalent of meat, fish, poultry, and 10% DV of any essential nutrient ½ serving of F/V/D/WG 10% DV of two essential F LSS < 8 fl oz, NTL & NCTE to be scaled proptionately Powder/syrup flavings mixed with 8 fl oz non-fat milk are allowed 25 g total sugars as prepared 6 oz (170 g) is most common single serving size F LSS < 6 oz, NTL & NCTE to be proptionately lower Serving sizes limited to ½ c F LSS < ½ c, NTL & NCTE to be scaled proptionately F LSS < 1 oz, NCTE to be scaled to ⅓ c dairy equivalent and 10% DV calcium Subcategies differentiate, on a calie basis, among products that have a small RACC (i.e., 30 g 2 tbsp) and/ are lighter in density (e.g., g/cup) from those with a larger RACC and/ higher density Examples of 150 calie products: most children s breakfast cereals, crackers, & pretzels Examples of > 150-200 calie products: denser breakfast cereals (e.g., shredded wheat), waffles, & vegetable products with sauces Tomato-based products allowed 12 g of total sugars/lss to include sugars naturally occurring in tomatoes & those to balance product ph F LSS < 1 oz 2 tbsp, NTL & NCTE to be scaled proptionately F LSS 1 oz, NTL reduced to 60 kcal, 1 g sat fat, 240 mg sodium and 1 g total sugars Products include casseroles, burritos, pizzas, & sandwiches that do not meet FDA/USDA definition f main dishes Items that contain 200 kcal and meet NTL criteria may qualify if they contain ½ serving of F/V/D/WG 10% DV of any essential nutrient

Page 5 of 6 Product Categy 8. Main dishes and entrées Unit LSS 350 9. Small meals LSS 450 10. Meals (entrée and other items including a beverage) Meal 600 Nutrients to Limit (NTL) Calies Sat Fat Sodium 10% kcal 10% kcal 10% kcal 740 mg Total Sugars 15 g 17/12 g (See notes) 20/15 g (See notes) Nutrition Components to Encourage (NCTE) 1 serving of F/V/D/WG ½ serving of F/V/D/WG and 10% DV of two essential 1½ servings of F/V/D/WG 1 serving of F/V/D/WG and 10% DV of three essential 2 servings of F/V/D/WG 1½ serving of F/V/D/WG and 10% DV of three essential es Items must meet FDA/USDA definition f main dishes Small meals contain multiple items but do not meet FDA/USDA definition f meals Meals must meet FDA/USDA definition f meals Sugars from one qualifying milk/milk substitute, qualifying yogurt/yogurt-type product, qualifying fruit (i.e., without sugars) qualifying F/V juice are not counted in the 17 g 20 g total sugars limits When two qualifying items are present, the sugars from both items are not counted in the total sugars limit, but the limits (to account f all other items) are reduced to 12 g (small meals) and 15 g (meals) All other NTL criteria f small meals and meals (calie, sat fat, and sodium limits) must be met Trans fat. The criteria f trans fat is 0 g labeled f all categies. F foods in the meat and dairy categies served as individual foods as part of composite dishes meals (e.g., soups, mixed dishes, entrées, meal-type products), naturally occurring trans fats are excluded. Exemptions o Sugar-free mints and gum. o The following products also are exempt from the nutrient criteria specified above, except as indicated in notes to Categies 9 & 10: Fruit products without sugars; Vegetable products without fats and which meet FDA regulations f very low sodium; Beverages, including bottled waters, that meet FDA regulations f low calie and very low sodium (diet sodas are excluded from this exemption). Abbreviations and Glossary DV: Daily Value. Essential Nutrients: Those occurring naturally in foods ( that are to foods to meet standards of identity to reste lost in processing), and f which a DV has been established. If ftification is used to meet the criteria, the nutrient must be a DGA 2010 nutrient of concern (calcium, fiber, potassium, vitamin D) a nutrient that is required to be listed on the Nutrition Facts Panel (iron, vitamins A & C). F/V/D/WG: Any combination of fruits, vegetables, non/low-fat dairy, and/ whole grains. LSS: Labeled serving size. NA: applicable. NCTE: Nutrient components to encourage are F/V/D/WG Essential Nutrients. NTL: Nutrients to limit are calies, saturated (sat) fat, trans fat, sodium and total sugars. Qualifying F/V Juice: Any fruit vegetable juice blend that contains no sugars and meets the requirements of Categy 1. Qualifying Flaved Milk/Milk Substitute/Yogurt/Yogurt-type Product: These are products that meet the Categy 2 criteria f milk/milk substitutes, yogurt/yogurt-type products. RACC: Reference amount customarily consumed. Serving(s): See USDA Food Group Serving Equivalents. Total Sugars: Include naturally occurring and sugars.

Attachment B. Summary of PepsiCo Global Nutrition Criteria f Advertising to Children SNACKS AND FOODS: Total Fat 35% of Calies 1,2 Saturated Fat 10% of Calies 3 Trans Fat < 0.5g per Reference Quantity 4 Cholesterol 30mg per Reference Quantity Sodium 150mg per Reference Quantity Added Sugar 10% of Calies 5 Food Group to Encourage Nutrient to Encourage At least ½ serving of one Food Group to Encourage 6 per Reference Quantity OR Minimum content of one locally relevant Nutrient to Encourage 7 per Reference Quantity CALORIE LIMIT FOR SNACKS ONLY: 8 All snacks to be advertised to children must also have no me than 150 Calies per package. Footnotes: 1. Savoury Snacks may contain up to 43% of Calies from total fat IF they also contain ONE FULL SERVING of a Food Group to Encourage. 2. Seeds, Nuts and Nut Butters (e.g. whole tree nuts, peanuts, seeds, tahini, peanut paste) and Nut-Containing Products (which contain at least 50% nuts and <=1g fat) are not required to meet the Total Fat limit. 3. Seeds, Nuts and Nut Butters may contain up to 15% of Calies from Saturated Fat. 4. Reference Quantities have been established f a wide range of snacks and foods e.g. 30g crisps, 30g nuts, 40g grainbased bars, 30g ready-to-eat breakfast cereal, 50g bread, 245ml soup. 5. Sweet Snacks, Breakfast Cereals, Sauces and Dips may contain up to 25% of Calies from sugar IF they also contain ONE FULL SERVING of a Food Group to Encourage 6. Food Group to Encourage = Fruit, Vegetables, Whole Grains, Low Fat Milk Products, Nuts/Legumes. Serving sizes have been determined f each Food Group. 7. Nutrient to Encourage = Protein, Fiber, Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Folate, Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Vitamin E (specific that may be used to meet this criterion are defined locally based on dietary gaps). Minimum contents per Reference Quantity have been determined f each Nutrient to Encourage. 8. The Calie limit applies to Snacks, but does not apply to foods (e.g. bread, pasta, pancakes, rice, breakfast cereals, oats pasta, sauces, soup, and dips). Examples of Snacks subject to the calie limit are potato chips, crisps, cn chips, popcn, biscuits, crackers, bread snacks, muesli bars, grain-based bars, cookies, cakes, muffins, trail mix, nuts, seeds, nut clusters, nut/seed bars. BEVERAGES*: No Advertising to children of non-alcoholic beverages other than water (mineral, source and purified), fruit juice, and dairy-based beverage, as defined by local regulations. *Beverage restriction is based on the International Council of Beverages Associations (ICBA) Guidelines on Marketing to Children, which PepsiCo has adopted. Page 6 of 6