How do the company’s policies address the following water and marine resources-related matters: (a) water management, including: i. the use and sourcing of water and marine resources in its own operations, ii. water treatment for more sustainable water sourcing, iii. the prevention and abatement of water pollution from its activities; (b) product and service design aimed at addressing water-related issues and preserving marine resources; and (c) commitment to reduce material water consumption in water-risk areas, both in its own operations and along the upstream and downstream value chain?

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When describing the policies related to water and marine resources, ensure you address the following matters as required: Water Management: Use and Sourcing of Water and Marine Resources: Describe how your policies address the use and sourcing of water and marine resources in your own operations. This could include strategies for water conservation, reducing dependency on fresh water, and utilizing alternative sources such as recycled or desalinated water where applicable. Water Treatment: Explain how your company implements water treatment practices as part of its strategy for more sustainable sourcing of water. This might include treatment processes to ensure water is suitable for reuse or to meet local water quality standards. Prevention and Abatement of Water Pollution: Describe how your policies aim to prevent and reduce water pollution resulting from your operations. This could include efforts to minimize contaminants, reduce effluent discharge, and comply with relevant water quality standards. Product and Service Design: Water-Related Issues and Marine Resource Preservation: Outline how your product and service design policies consider water-related issues and the preservation of marine resources. This may include designing products that use less water during production, ensuring that products are water-efficient during use, or improving sustainable marine resource management (e.g., responsible sourcing of marine materials like fish or seaweed). Commitment to Reduce Material Water Consumption: Water Use in Water-Scarce Areas: Provide details on your company's commitment to reduce water consumption in areas identified as water risk. This includes water-stressed regions where water availability is a concern. Describe how the policy addresses water efficiency in operations, including reducing consumption at water risk sites, and how this extends to your upstream (e.g., suppliers) and downstream (e.g., customer use or disposal) value chain. Ensure that your policies are clearly defined, specific, and demonstrate how your company is addressing water-related challenges and protecting marine resources across its operations and value chain. This disclosure should also reflect a commitment to sustainable water management and pollution prevention. https://xbrl.efrag.org/e-esrs/esrs-set1-2023.html#6093