Health and safety is of paramount importance and we are equally committed to serving natural resources and using them efficiently.

Our Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) Leadership Team coordinates management of these important issues.

Bacardi Limited is the largest privately held spirits company in the world. The Company produces and markets a variety of super premium and premium spirit brands that are distributed and sold globally. We are committed to managing our operations responsibly to benefit our people, consumers, customers, suppliers, local communities and to protect the environment.

To address our areas of focus, we are prioritizing health and safety, as well as water and energy efficiency. We also have a global program to reduce harmful emissions and minimize the resources we use in our packaging. These priorities have been identified by our EHS Leadership team, which reports to our Chief of Global Operations, who is a member of the Bacardi leadership team (BLT).

To address our areas of focus, we are
prioritizing health and safety, as well
as water and energy efficiency.

We will work diligently to:

Comply with all relevant environment, health and safety laws and regulations

Prevent accidents and environmental incidents

Provide for the security of our people, facilities and product supply chain

Promote safe and responsible work practices at all of our facilities and throughout our supply chain

Efficiently use natural resources and promote the recycling and reuse of materials

Minimize emissions, effluents and wastes at all stages of our product life cycle

Communicate potential risks with our people, customers, suppliers, partners and neighbors

Everyone at Bacardi has a key role to play in making this happen.

We will fulfill these commitments by dedicating sufficient resources, establishing clear objectives and targets and maintaining management systems to deliver upon them throughout our organization. Everyone at Bacardi has a key role to play in making this happen.

We will review adherence to this policy and issue guidance on how these priorities should be interpreted from time to time.