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Contents Please note that updates to the Brand Identity and Design Standards will only be made once per year. Strategic Overview......................................................... 1.0 Identity Standards: Core Brand Elements and Standards ............................ 2.0 Packaging Design Standards ........................................ 3.0 Point-of-Sale Design Standards .................................... 4.0 Equipment Design Standards ........................................ 5.0 Signage Design Standards ............................................ 6.0 Fleet Design Standards ................................................. 7.0 Trademark Usage Requirements ................................... 8.0 Identity Standards Management Team and Process .... 9.0

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Simply put, the Brand Identity and Design Standards exist to provide clear, reliable and enduring guidance on how to use the Brand Elements and how to design for the Coca-Cola Zero Brand Identity around the world. The importance of the Brand Standards, however, is anything but utilitarian. They are central to our ongoing commitment to: 1. Maintain authenticity and build Brand equity; 2. Leverage the scale of our System across all markets; 3. Provide more consistency and quality; and 4. Facilitate increased System productivity. Understanding how the Brand Standards fit into and affect all Brand touchpoints is a precursor to using the Brand Standards. This chapter examines both.

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Contents What is a Brand Identity? .......................................................1.02 Why Do We Need Identity and Design Standards? ...............1.03 Who Should Use These Identity and Design Standards? ......1.04 Identity and Design Standards: Foundation ...........................1.05 Design Principles ....................................................................1.06 Strategic Framework: Overview .............................................1.07 Strategic Framework: Applied ................................................1.08 Making the Identity and Design Standards a System-wide Success.............................................................1.09

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Strategic Overview

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ARCHETYPE: Explorer PERSONALITY & CHARACTER Maverick, Unconventional, Bold Smart, Humorous, Masculine, with a Clear Purpose

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BRAND IDENTITY SYSTEM Black, Bold, Confident Contour, Dynamic Ribbon

BRAND VISION

BRAND VISIO

Coca-Cola Zero Is A Beacon Of Possibilities BRAND

PEOPLE

Highest Emotional Ground

Category Insight Neither a Diet Nor a Regular, Coca-Cola Zero has the Opportunity to Redefine the Category Coca-Cola Zero Fusion of Taste, Zero Sugar and a Bold Youthful Image, Make it a Truly Unique Propostion

Competitive Environment Game Changing Brands That Are Battling For 21st Century Youth (Obama, Apple...) The Battle For Share of Heart & Mind Will Deliver Share Of Stomach & Wallet

Optimism

Consumer Experience & Drivers

Making Possibilities A Reality Inspiring you to create and explore new paths that expand what’s possible in the world. With one single purpose: TO CREATE A BETTER REALITY – FOR ME, MY WORLD, THE WORLD –

Product & Brand Truths

Great Tasting Refreshment. Great Coke Taste, Zero Sugar, Uplifting Refreshment (Physical & Emotional), Authentic, Bold, Unconventional, Youthful.

Human & Cultural Context Today’s Youth Have Thrown Away The Rulebook Fueled by an unprecedented belief in what they can achieve; enabled by their unlimited access to information technology and driven by their impatience with the status quo, they actively define what’s possible

Target Explorers, Creators, Open-Minded Experience Seekers In the formative years of change and discovery and motivated by their need for self determination... they are actively taking the lead on determining who they can be. Impulsive stars 18-24 M (Halo to Wishful Wanabees)

AMBITION Business:

Deliver 1 Billion UC by 2012 and become the #2 Coke TM Brand By 2020.

Brand:

Move from a great tasting diets & lights brand to a game changing brand that inspires a new generation to define their own new positive reality.

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Identity Standards: Core Brand Elements and Standards

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Contents Overview

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Coca-Cola Zero Logo Colors Clear Space, Minimum Size, ® Scaling Don’ts Horizontal Limited Use Horizontal Safe Area Lock-up Specifications 20º Angled Logo 20º Safe Area 20º Cropping & Position /RFN XS 6SHFL¿FDWLRQV Horizontal Limited Use Horizontal Safe Area Contour Bottle Symbol Contour Bottle Symbol with Coca-Cola Zero Logo Colors Clear Space, Safe Area Minimum Size Dynamic Ribbon Cropping Colors, Usage /RFN XS 6SHFL¿FDWLRQV Don’ts Arden Square Colors Clear Space, Minimum Size Don’ts Color Palette Don’ts Typography Headlines and Body Copy Don’ts

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Identity Standards: Core Brand Elements and Standards

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Overview Core Brand Elements are the building blocks of the Brand Identity and Design Standards. These simple and timeless elements play an inextricable role in portraying and protecting our Brand across all touchpoints. Consistently using a common set of elements enables integrated marketing communications, innovation and maximum System scale. It is therefore essential that any work for the Coca-Cola Zero Brand be approached in a manner that: ‡ Faithfully applies the Identity Standards for the Core Brand Elements, while ‡ Reinforcing the Design Principles (reviewed in the Strategic Overview Chapter 1.0). This chapter provides an overview of each Core Brand Element – heritage, equity, relevance – and standards for using them. $SSURYHG GLJLWDO ¿OHV RI WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV FXVWRPL]DEOH graphics and design templates for Packaging, POS and Equipment are available on the Design Machine website at www.coca-coladesignmachine.com. Please use only the approved versions supplied there.

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Coca-Cola Zero Logo The Coca-Cola Zero Logo is the primary asset for the Coca-Cola Zero Brand and is the preferred Logo to represent this Brand. The Spencerian Script, carried over from the Coca-Cola Brand, is visually locked together with the “Zero” Logo, which is designed to express the bold confidence and masculinity of the Brand. Together they form a holistic representation of the Coca-Cola Zero Brand that reflects the heritage of the original Coca-Cola Trademark. The Spencerian Script that is used for the Coca-Cola Trademark should never be used for anything other than the trademarks incorporating “Coca-Cola” and “Coke,” as well as the trade names of The Coca-Cola Company, its subsidiaries and its Bottlers. We are committed to using the Coca-Cola Zero Logo in its purest original form. By boldly using the Script and "Zero" lockup on its own or in combination with other elements, we can create executions that retain the true essence of the Coca-Cola Brand, yet fashions an enduring and unique vision for the Coca-Cola Zero Brand. Use only the approved versions of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo available on the Design Machine website.

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Colors ‡ &RORU H[HFXWLRQV RI WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LQFOXGH WKH standard Logo on a white background and the reversed Logo in Coke Red and white on a black background only, as described at right. ‡ 7KH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR PXVW QHYHU EH VKRZQ LQ RWKHU colors, even if they are within the Brand color palette. ‡ 7KH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR PXVW QHYHU EH VKRZQ RQ backgrounds other than those shown here.

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Clear Space, Minimum Size, TM Scaling, Cropping Clear Space Surround the Coca-Cola Zero Logo with clear space that is, at a minimum, “hyphen heightâ€? – i.e., equal to the height of the hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? Minimum Print Size ‡ )RU WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DW OHDVW PP LQFKHV ZLGH ‡ )RU WKH TM: at least 1 mm (.04 inches) in diameter. Minimum Onscreen Size ‡ 'LVSOD\ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DW OHDVW SL[HOV ZLGH and the TM at least 6 pixels in diameter. ‡ $OZD\V YLHZ 3')V RI WKH %UDQG 6WDQGDUGV DW IRU proper reference. TM Scaling ‡ $OLJQ WKH WRS HGJH RI WKH 70 ZLWK WKH WRS RI the “oâ€? in “Zero.â€? ‡ :KHQ XVLQJ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LQ VPDOOHU VL]HV scale up the TM as needed to ensure legibility. Always scale the TM from the top edge. ‡ 0DNH VXUH WKH FOHDU VSDFH EHWZHHQ WKH 70 DQG WKH HQG of the “oâ€? in “Zeroâ€? equals at least 1/4 of the diameter of the TM and that it is no further away than one full diameter of the TM. Cropping ‡ 7KH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR PXVW QRW EH FURSSHG LQ DQ\ SHUPDQHQW H[HFXWLRQV VXFK DV VLJQDJH YHQGLQJ RU Ă€HHW ‡ ,Q WKH FDVH RI WHPSRUDU\ H[HFXWLRQV H[FHSWLRQV WR WKLV rule may be granted if the market is considered mature from a Brand equity perspective. Exceptions are meant to have a maximum life of 3 months in market and each exception should only happen once a year. Refer to the Identity Standards Management Team and Process chapter (9.0) for more information on submitting exception requests.

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Horizontal Limited Use To the right is a single line, horizontal version of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo which has been specifically designed with limited use in mind. Primarily, this version of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo should be used for shelf-strips, or in a horizontal format where space is limited and maximum impact is required. The black background shown in Ref. 2 is preferred. Your choice of Coca-Cola Zero Logo (Ref. 1 & 2) should be made based upon the application - visibility and legibility should always be maintained.

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Horizontal Safe Area The minimum required clear space forthe Coke Zero Horizontal Logo is equal to the height of the hyphen located between “Coca” and “Cola.”

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Lock-up Specifications Apply the standards below when pairing the Coca-Cola Zero Logo with the logo of another company for co-branding and partnership purposes. A legal line is a statement appearing in footnote form in an advertisement or on packaging that indicates the identity of the trademark owner. Generally, legal lines are recommended although no longer required for use on packaging, advertisements, POS and promotional materials for TCCC products when those are the only product trademarks depicted in the materials. However, if TCCC trademarks are depicted with trademarks for third party products, then use of a legal line is required. Please consult WKH 7UDGHPDUN 8VDJH 5HTXLUHPHQWV FKDSWHU IRU IXUWKHU information. Horizontal Lock-ups ‡ The Coca-Cola Zero Logo must always sit to the left of the other logo. ‡ The clear space distance between the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and the other logo must be equal to 6 times the height of the hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? This clear space area is shown to the right as ‘6 h.’ ‡ 7KH FOHDU VSDFH EHJLQV DW WKH HQG RI WKH Ă€RXULVK RI WKH capital “Câ€? in “Colaâ€? and terminates at the leftmost edge of the other logo. ‡ $ EODFN YHUWLFDO UXOH PXVW ELVHFW WKH FOHDU VSDFH EHWZHHQ the two logos. ‡ 7KH KHLJKW RI WKH YHUWLFDO UXOH PXVW HTXDO WKH KHLJKW RI WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo; i.e., the distance from the baseline of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo to top edge of the capital “Câ€? in “Cola.â€? ‡ The baseline of the other logo must always sit even with the baseline of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo. ‡ The size height of the other logo must never exceed the height of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

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Vertical Lock-ups ‡ 7KH Coca-Cola Zero Logo must always sit above the other logo. ‡ The clear space distance between the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and the logo beneath it must be equal to 6 times the height of the hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? This clear space area is shown to the right as ‘6 h.’ ‡ A black horizontal rule must bisect the clear space between the two logos. ‡ The width of the horizontal rule must equal the distance from the leftmost edge of the capital “Câ€? in Coca to the rightmost edge of the Ă€RXULVK of the capital “Câ€? in “Cola.â€? ‡ The other logo must be centered directly beneath the center point of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo, as shown in the illustration at right. ‡ The size height of the other logo must never exceed the height of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Horizontal Lock-up

Vertical Lock-up

Consider the overall effect of the pairing of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and the other logo when adjusting the size of the latter. If the Coca-Cola Zero Logo seems in any way overpowered by the other logo, reduce the size of the latter until a balanced pairing is achieved.

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20 Angled Logo This 20º angled Logo should only be used on temporary materials. The black background shown in Ref. 2 is preferred. Your choice of Logo (Ref. 1 & 2) should be made based upon the application. – Visibility and legibility should always be maintained. Please see application examples for guidance.

1. 20 Degr ees.

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20 Safe Area The minimum required clear space for the Coca-Cola Zero Logo is equal to the height of the hyphen located between “Coca” and “Cola.”

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20 Cropping & Position The Coca-Cola Zero Logo Lock-up and positions shown below are the 2 primary placements for the Logo to sit when not contained within the Contour Bottle. The Coca-Cola Zero Logo should be cropped off 2 edges as shown.

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Clear Space, Minimum Size, Ž Scaling, Cropping Clear Space Surround the Coke Zero Logo with clear space that is, at a minimum, equal to the width of the top of the “k� in “Coke.�

Minimum Print Size ‡ )RU WKH 6FULSW DW OHDVW PP LQFKHV ZLGH ‡ For the TM: at least 1 mm (.04 inches) in diameter.

Minimum Onscreen Size ‡ Display the Script at least 100 pixels wide and the TM at least 6 pixels in diameter. ‡ $OZD\V YLHZ 3')V RI WKH %UDQG 6WDQGDUGV DW IRU proper reference.

Ž Scaling ‡ Align the top edge of the TM with the top of the “o� in “Zero.� ‡ When using the Zero in smaller sizes, scale up the TM as needed to ensure legibility. Always scale the TM from the top edge. ‡ Make sure the clear space between the TM and the end of the “o� in “Zero� equals at least 1/4 of the diameter of the TM and that it is no further away than one full diameter of the TM.

Clear Space = x Distance

Minimum Print Size

TM Scaling (Coca-Cola Zero Logo) Minimum Onscreen Size

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Horizontal Limited Use At right is a single line, horizontal version of the Coke Zero Logo which has been specifically designed with limited use in mind. Primarily, this version of the Logo should be used for shelf-strips, or in a horizontal format where space is limited and maximum impact is required. Your choice of Logo (Ref. 1 & 2) should be made based upon the application - visibility and legibility should always be maintained.

1.

The Coke Zero Logo should not be altered.

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Horizontal Safe Area The minimum required clear space for the Coke Zero Horizontal Logo is equal to the height of the half-circle formed inside the top of “e” in “Zero.”

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Contour Bottle Symbol 'HVLJQHG LQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH V\PEROL]HV &RFD &ROD at a glance. This primary element of Brand language carries such strong emotional resonance and universal recognition that it is second in the world only to one other iconic trademark: the Coca-Cola Zero Logo. The Contour Bottle’s memorable curvilinear form, inspired by the shape of a cocoa-bean pod, is so iconic that it can be LGHQWLÂżHG E\ VLOKRXHWWH RU WRXFK DORQH Legendary industrial designer Raymond Loewy described the Contour Bottle as “a masterpieceâ€? and “...one of the classics of packaging history.â€? Celebrated works by artists such as Warhol DQG 5DXVFKHQEHUJ UHĂ€HFW WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOHÂśV LQGHOLEOH UROH as a cultural icon. The Contour Bottle remains one of our most modern yet timeless expressions of the uplifting experience of drinking a Coke. The Brand Standards include the two expressions of the Contour Bottle shown here. The bold simplicity of the Contour Bottle Symbol makes it an ideal choice for many touchpoints, including those where photography is not appropriate or necessary. Proper use of the Contour Bottle Symbol is addressed on the following pages. Refer to the Photography Art Direction section of this chapter regarding the proper use of the Contour Bottle Photo. Use only the approved versions of the Contour Bottle Symbol available on the Design Machine website.

Contour Bottle Photo

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Contour Bottle Symbol with Coca-Cola Zero Logo Usage The Contour Bottle Symbol with the 3D Coca-Cola Zero Logo is the standard for the Brand. ‡ 7KH ' &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR H[SUHVVHV WKH WUXH FXUYDWXUH RI WKH Contour Bottle. ‡ 1HYHU XVH WKH ' &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR HOVHZKHUH WKDQ RQ the Contour Bottle Symbol. ‡ 1HYHU XVH D ' &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR ‡ ,I DQ ,QWHUQDWLRQDO 9DULDQW RI WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LV WKH primary communication of the Brand for a market, it must be adapted to be consistent with the standard 3D form. ‡ .HHS WKH VKDSH SURSRUWLRQV SRVLWLRQLQJ DQG /RFN XS RI the Coca-Cola Zero Logo exactly as shown in the Brand Standards. ‡ 2Q D EODFN &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO WKH 6SHQFHULDQ 6FULSW is Coke Red and “Zeroâ€? is white. ‡ 2Q D ZKLWH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO WKH 6SHQFHULDQ 6FULSW is Coke Red and “Zeroâ€? is black. ‡ 1R RWKHU FRORUV HYHQ LI WKH\ÂśUH LQ WKH %UDQG FRORU SDOHWWH are to be used. Exception For certain executions (e.g., Campaigns and Properties), the shape of the Contour Bottle Symbol can be formed by illustrations surrounding it. However, illustrations are not permitted inside the shape of the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Caveats ‡ 7KH VKDSH RI WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO PXVW DOZD\V remain the same. ‡ 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO PXVW DOZD\V EH VKRZQ LQ LWV entirety and never be cropped.

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Identity Standards: Core Brand Elements and Standards _Contour Bottle Symbol

Colors Show the Contour Bottle Symbol as either: ‡ %ODFN RQ D ZKLWH EDFNJURXQG RU ‡ :KLWH RQ D EODFN EDFNJURXQG

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Black

White

Black

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Clear Space, Safe Area Clear Space Surround the Contour Bottle Symbol with clear space that is, at a minimum, the x-height of the “o” in “Cola.” This clear space area is shown at right as ‘x.’ The Contour Bottle Symbol must always be shown in its entirety and never be cropped. Safe Area The safe area is only relevant for the Contour Bottle Symbol’s position within the page; elements can surround it for other executions. Clear Space Exception Clear space can be omitted at the top for certain applications, such as fountain cups and stadium boardings. Do, however, keep the minimum clear space along the sides. Clear Space

Safe Area

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Minimum Size 'R QRW VFDOH WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO EHORZ WKHVH minimal sizes. Exception If an execution necessitates using a Contour Bottle Symbol slightly below minimum size, use only the version without the Script. The Script must never be shown smaller than these minimum sizes in order to assure legibility.

100 pixels

PP

$OZD\V YLHZ 3')V RI WKH %UDQG 6WDQGDUGV DW IRU proper reference.

Minimum Print Size PP LQFKHV KLJK

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Don’ts

Do not use an older version of the Contour Bottle Symbol. This includes variants in existing Brand Elements.

Do not add drop shadows or patterns behind the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not add strokes or outlines to the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not remove or separate the elements of the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not add elements to the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not alter the Spencerian Script on the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not rotate the Contour Bottle Symbol.

Do not scale/resize the Contour Bottle Symbol disproportionately.

Do not skew the Contour Bottle Symbol or create false perspectives.

Do not distort the Contour Bottle Symbol.

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Do not place the Contour Bottle Symbol on unapproved colors.

Do not place the Contour Bottle Symbol in enclosing shapes of color (unless they are full-EOHHG ¿HOGV of color).

Do not ignore the clear space, alignment or cropping rules for the Contour Bottle Symbol.

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Dynamic Ribbon The Dynamic Ribbon* – often called the Coke “waveâ€? – was LQWURGXFHG WR WKH SXEOLF LQ DV SDUW RI D QHZ ORRN IRU Coca-Cola. It is a graphic representation of the space between two Coca-Cola bottles situated side by side. With its qualities of motion and continuity, the Dynamic Ribbon can be used to: ‡ 6XJJHVW ÂłLQÂżQLWH Ă€RZ´ E\ VSDQQLQJ OD\RXWV ‡ 3URYLGH EDODQFH WR OD\RXWV FRQWDLQLQJ PRUH VXUSULVLQJ Brand Elements. ‡ 6HUYH DV D SRZHUIXO FRQQHFWLQJ GHYLFH QRW RQO\ EHWZHHQ Elements, but across executions. In the hierarchy of Brand Elements, the Dynamic Ribbon follows the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Contour Bottle Symbol. While this distinctive Element is familiar to some, its meaning and relationship to the Coca-Cola Zero Brand is not always immediate .eep this in mind when considering use of the Dynamic Ribbon, which is purely optional. Refer to the following pages and the Trademark Usage Requirements chapter .0) for standards VSHFLÂżF to the Dynamic Ribbon. Use only the approved versions of the Dynamic Ribbon available on the Design Machine website. * While typically known as the Dynamic Ribbon, the legal trademark name is Dynamic Ribbon Device. Consult with your local legal counsel for usage guidance.

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Cropping ‡ 6OLJKW FURSSLQJ PD\ EH QHFHVVDU\ EHFDXVH WKH '\QDPLF Ribbon needs to bleed off an execution. ‡ &URS WKH '\QDPLF 5LEERQ HYHQOy, with a maximum RI RQ HDFK VLGH IRU H[HFXWLRQV WKDW KDYH VSDFH limitations and when maximum Ribbon impact is necessary.

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Colors, Usage Colors ‡ )RU VXVWDLQLQJ H[HFXWLRQV XVH RQO\ VLOYHU ‡ 'R QRW XVH SDWWHUQV RU RWKHU ÂżOO LQ OLHX RI WKH DSSURYHG solid colors. Exception ‡ )RU PHGLD LQ ZKLFK FRORU LV QRW DQ RSWLRQ H J D EODFN DQG white print ad), use the restricted-use Dynamic Ribbon as shown at right. Usage ‡ Use the Dynamic Ribbon alone or as a connecting device with other design elements. ‡ Do not alter the distinctive shape of the Dynamic Ribbon from the approved form as shown in the Brand Standards. ‡ Do not crop the Dynamic Ribbon more than from either end. ‡ 'R QRW RYHUODS WKH '\QDPLF 5LEERQ PRUH WKDQ ZKHQ using it with other Brand Elements or graphics. ‡ Do not cross a section of the Dynamic Ribbon with a design element in a manner that obscures the identifying “thickest-thin-thickâ€? rhythm of its form. ‡ If approved usage of the Dynamic Ribbon excludes the Coca-Cola Zero Logo, a ÂŽ must be included as shown on this page.

Dynamic Ribbon Silver on a white background.

Restricted-use Dynamic Ribbon Black on a white background.

Silver

White

Black

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Lock-up Specifications Align hyphen with the “z” in Zero

The Lock-up of the Dynamic Ribbon and Coca-Cola Zero Logo creates a perfectly balanced tension between Brand icons that represent both modernity and heritage. Space Ratio Between the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Ribbon When using the Coca-Cola Zero Logo with the Dynamic Ribbon, the space between the two must be “hyphen height” – i.e., equal to the height of the hyphen connecting “Coca” and “Cola.” 7KH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LV DOZD\V FHQWHUHG RYHU WKH middle of the Dynamic Ribbon. 7KH '\QDPLF 5LEERQ DQG WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR never overlap.

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Don’ts

Do not alter or distort the Dynamic Ribbon in any way.

Do not overlap the Dynamic Ribbon in any way with a Brand Element.

Do not allow design elements to cover more than of the Dynamic Ribbon or obscure its identifying “thickest-thin-thick” rhythm.

Do not use any colors other than black or white for sustaining executions (Exception: temporary use on Campaigns and with Properties.)

Do not omit the ® from the Dynamic Ribbon if using it without the Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Do not rotate the Dynamic Ribbon, except for 90° counterclockwise rotations.

Do not add highlights or drop shadows to the Dynamic Ribbon.

Do not crop the Dynamic Ribbon PRUH WKDQ IURP HLWKHU HQG

Do not crop Dynamic Ribbon unevenly.

Do not µÀRDW’ the Dynamic Ribbon within a design. The only allowable exception is in lock-up executions with the Coca-Cola Zero Logo (i.e., packaging).

Do not alter the proper space ratio for locking up the Dynamic Ribbon and the Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Do not move the Coca-Cola Zero Logo to an off-center position when creating a lock-up with the Dynamic Ribbon.

Do not alter the standard proportions provided for the Dynamic Ribbon with the Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Do not use older versions of the Dynamic Ribbon.

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Arden Square The Arden Square is the namesake of designer Elizabeth Arden, who also created the Dynamic Ribbon. It was introduced to the public in 1969. The original design of the Arden Square was an ingenious blending of three elements distinctive to Coca-Cola: The Spencerian Script, the Dynamic Ribbon and Coke Red. Similarly, the Coca-Cola Zero Brand's Arden Square blends three featured elements: The Coca-Cola Zero Logo, the Dynamic Ribbon and black. Its exceptional scalability enables bold and simple branding on virtually any medium. In fact, the Coca-Cola Company $UGHQ 6TXDUH PDGH IDVKLRQ KLVWRU\ LQ WKH HDUO\ V ZKHQ it was applied in a checkerboard style to bell-bottom pants and other popular items of apparel. More than thirty years later, the Arden Square is still used to capture consumers' attention, albeit in more traditional applications. Refer to the following pages for the standards specific to the Arden Square. Use only the approved versions of the Coca-Cola Zero Arden Square available on the Design Machine website.

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Identity Standards: Core Brand Elements and Standards_ Arden Square

Colors There is only one color execution for the Coca-Cola Zero Arden Square: Coke Red, white and silver on a black background, as shown at right. Exception For media in which color is not an option (e.g., a black-andwhite print ad), use the restricted-use Arden Square: white on a black background, as shown at far right.

Exception

Black

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Clear Space, Minimum Size Clear Space Surround the Arden Square with clear space that is, at a minimum, the distance from the bottom of the “o” to the top of the “C” in “Coca.” This clear space area is shown at right as ‘x.’ Minimum Print Size )RU WKH $UGHQ 6TXDUH DW OHDVW PP LQFKHV ZLGH )RU WKH 70 DW OHDVW PP LQFKHV LQ GLDPHWHU Minimum Onscreen Size 'LVSOD\ WKH $UGHQ 6TXDUH DW OHDVW SL[HOV ZLGH DQG the ® at least 6 pixels in diameter. $OZD\V YLHZ 3')V RI WKH %UDQG 6WDQGDUGV DW for proper reference. TM Scaling $SSO\ WKH The Coca-Cola Zero Logo TM scaling rules specified on the ‘Clear Space, Minimum Size, TM Scaling, Cropping’ page in this chapter.

Clear Space = x Distance

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Don’ts

Do not XVH XQVSHFL¿HG FRORUV RI WKH Arden Square.

Do not alter the shape or proportions of the Arden Square in any way.

Do not use the restricted version of the Arden Square, except as VSHFL¿HG on the ‘Colors’ page in this chapter.

Do not ignore the clear space rules for the Arden Square.

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Do not change the placement of the Dynamic Ribbon in the Arden Square.

Do not alter the proper space ratio of the lock-up of the Dynamic Ribbon and the The Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Do not use an older version of the Arden Square.

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Color Palette Consumers almost universally identify the very sight of black with Coca-Cola Zero. Remember their mindset when working with the Brand color palette: See black, think Coca-Cola Zero! 4 Primary Brand Colors: Usage Black must predominate all executions. Black ‡ 0XVW DSSHDU LQ DOO H[HFXWLRQV LQ VRPH IRUP EDFNJURXQG Contour Bottle Symbol, et al. ‡ 0XVW DOZD\V EH WKH GRPLQDQW FRORU LQ DQ H[HFXWLRQ Coke Red Use it sparingly to create dynamic framing that empowers the Black communication, keeping it fresh, bold and surprising. Silver and White Give top consideration when choosing secondary Brand colors to support the primary Brand colors.

Black

Coke Red

Silver

White

PMS = Black

PMS = (no equivalent)

PMS = Opaque White

PMS = Opaque White

C = 0, M = 0, Y .

C = 4, M = 100, Y .

C = 0, M = 0, Y .

C = 0, M = 0, Y .

R = 0, G = 0, B = 0

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Don’ts

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Do not use unapproved colors.

Do not screen or tint the Brand colors.

Do not omit Coke Red from layouts.

Do not create layouts in which black or red are not the dominant colors.

Do not use secondary Brand colors as primary Brand colors.

Do not FKDQJH WKH VSHFL¿HG FRORU breakdowns of the Brand colors. Do not use breakdowns from previous editions of the Brand Standards.

Do not add gradients or multiple tones of color to the Brand colors.

Do not XVH &0<. FRORUV LI VSRW FRORU printing is available.

Do not XVH &0<. EUHDNGRZQV LQ onscreen executions; use RGB or HEX breakdowns instead.

Do not ignore the color rules speci¿c to each Element in the Brand Standards.

Do not use unapproved colors for the The Coca-Cola Zero Logo.

Do not add gradients or multiple tones of color to the Brand colors.

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Typography The Brand Standards use the Gotham font family. This font family can be purchased at www.typography.com. Where local character language sets prohibit its use, the local market Group should set and communicate a standard that is as close a representation to the Gotham typeface as possible. Primary Font ‡ Gotham Bold should be used for headlines on all executions and Brand communications. Body Copy ‡ Gotham Book should be used for body copy on all Brand communications. Secondary Font ‡ Gotham Medium should be used for functional messages only, such as pricing or a call to action. Substitute Font ‡ When Gotham is unavailable, the Arial font may be used as a replacement for internal communications or html text only. Arial should never be used in consumer executions. Usage Rights ‡ ‡ The Coca-Cola Company does not have global rights to any of the Brand fonts.

Gotham Bold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 Gotham Book ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 Gotham Medium ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 ABCDEFGHIabcdefghi0123456789 Arial Bold

ABCDEFGHIabcdefghi01234 9 Arial Book

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Headlines and Body Copy Headlines ‡ 6KRXOG DOZD\V EH VHW LQ ORZHUFDVH W\SH ‡ 6KRXOG QHYHU EH VHW LQ DOO FDSV ‡ .HUQLQJ Body Copy ‡ 6KRXOG DOZD\V EH VHW ZLWK OHDGLQJ DW RI WKH IRQW size. For example, 10 pt. type with 12 pt. leading or 9 pt. type with 11 pt. leading (as shown right center). ‡ Should not be kerned more tightly or loosely than a “0â€? setting. ‡ 6KRXOG DOZD\V XVH VHQWHQFH FDSLWDOL]DWLRQ UXOHV ‡ May align Ă€XVK left, Ă€XVK right or centered as appropriate. Pricing and Call-to-Action Copy ‡ May vary in point size to create impact. ‡ Call-to-action copy should always be set in all lowercase. ‡ Currency symbols should be reduced to of the total height of the numbers. ‡ Use Gotham Medium for the offer and sub-head. ‡ Use Gotham Bold for the price.

gotham bold headline Gotham Book: 9 pt. type with 11 pt. leading. This is an example of how to set type for Coca-Cola Zero body copy. This is 9 pt. Gotham Book with 11 pt. leading. This is an example of how to set type for Coca-Cola Zero body copy. This is 9 pt. Gotham Book with 11 pt. leading.

Gotham Book: 10 pt. type with 12 pt. leading. This is an example of how to set type for Coca-Cola Zero body copy. This is 10 pt. Gotham Book with 12 pt. leading. This is an example of how to set type for Coca-Cola Zero body copy. This is 10 pt. Gotham Book with 12 pt. leading

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Don’ts decisions, decisions ...

Any font other than Gotham Bold as the primary font.

Do not use fonts other than those in the Gotham family for consumerfacing executions.

Do not use Arial in consumer-facing executions.

Do not use any font other than Gotham Bold as the primary headline font.

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Backgrounds: Flat Colors Use the backgrounds shown at right to emphasize a communication as well as the elements within it. Follow the standards below to ensure consistency for the Brand within a functional, flexible range of applications. Black Background Color Black is the primary background color. 8VH LW LQ D VLPSOH DQG EROG ZD\ WR PDNH DQ LPPHGLDWH DQG familiar connection with the consumer and leverage our ‘ownership’ of black. Black background

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Product Photography Art Direction Coca-Cola Zero is nearly impossible to describe. The product drives immediate craving for the liquid. Coca-Cola Zero product photography should drive a desire for the uniqueness of the ice cold liquid, the smooth familiarity of the Contour Bottle, the multi-sensorial drinking experience and the refreshing uplift Coca-Cola Zero provides – physically and emotionally. Photography of the product should elicit the following types of reactions from consumers: &ROG DQG IL]]\ 6HQVXDO DQG VRIW 3ULFNO\ DQG VKDUS 5HIUHVKLQJ 6XUSULVLQJ 5HOD[LQJ 'LVSRVLWLRQ EULJKWHQLQJ 8QOLNH DQ\WKLQJ RQ WKH SODQHW

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Contour Glass Bottle Photography Gold Standard Contour Glass Bottle Photo The Contour Bottle photo is a primary trademark for the Coca-Cola Zero Brand and the standard by which all future photography should be measured. Use this Bottle photo for all product hero photography. However, if other Bottle perspectives or angles are needed, use this photo and the art direction outlined below as a photography guide for Bottle shape, graphics, lighting, condensation, ice, product color and glass color. Approach ‡ $OZD\V SUHVHQW WKH SURGXFW DV KHUR ‡ 0DNH VXUH HDFK SURGXFW VKRW FRQYH\V D IHHOLQJ RI ice-cold refreshment and uplift – capturing that “PSHTTTTTT� moment when the Bottle is uncapped. ‡ 5HPHPEHU WKDW WKH SURGXFW DGGV LFRQLF YDOXH ‡ 5HPHPEHU WKDW WKH SURGXFW VKRW PDNHV D YLVXDO invitation to consumers to purchase and consume the product. Bottle Graphics ‡ %RWWOH PRFN XSV VKRXOG EH GHYHORSHG IRU DOO photography of the Bottle in order to maximize the size and impact of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo. Bottle Shape and Color ‡ 7KH 1RUWK $PHULFD R] %RWWOH LV XVHG IRU WKH *OREDO Standard Contour Bottle photo and is the best representation of the Contour Bottle shape, color and formation of flutes. ‡ 7KLV %RWWOH VKRXOG EH XVHG IRU DOO KHUR SURGXFW SKRWRJUDSK\ DQG FDQ EH REWDLQHG IURP D 1RUWK America Bottle supplier.

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Contents Packaging: Graphic Design Standards....................................... 3.02 Overview ................................................................................ 3.03 Package Framework............................................................... 3.04 Package Archetype 3DFNDJH $UFKHW\SH 6XVWDLQLQJ ............................................ 3DFNDJH $UFKHW\SH 7KHPDWLF ............................................. Essentials of the Coca-Cola Zero Label .................................. 3.07 Printing Black 3ULQWLQJ %ODFN RQ /DEHOV ....................................................... 3ULQWLQJ %ODFN RQ 3DSHUERDUG ............................................... 3ULQWLQJ %ODFN RQ &OHDU 6KULQN :UDS ..................................... 3ULQWLQJ %ODFN RQ *ODVV %RWWOHV ............................................ %ODFN &ORVXUHV ..................................................................... Color Measurement, Evaluation and Calibration 0HDVXULQJ &RORU 7HPSHUDWXUH .............................................. 9LVXDO &RORU (YDOXDWLRQ ........................................................ 1XPHULF &RORU 0HDVXUHPHQW ................................................ &DOLEUDWLRQ DQG &HUWLILFDWLRQ ................................................. Sustaining Coca-Cola Zero Packaging Templates .................. 3.17 R] &DQ .......................................................................... 0/ 3(7 ......................................................................... / 3(7 ................................................................................ ....... R] $OXPLQXP %RWWOH $&/ %RWWOHV &RORU DQG &RORU R] &DQ )ULGJH 3DFN ....................................................... 3DSHU &XS ..........................................................................

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Packaging: Graphic Design Standards The Brand Identity and Design Standards support a unified Trademark strategy for Coca-Cola, Diet Coke/Coca-Cola light and Coca-Cola Zero. It is based on the use of iconic Brand Elements, central to which are the Coca-Cola Zero Logo, the Contour Bottle, the Dynamic Ribbon and solid background colors. The following pages provide guidance on using these Elements to consistently execute the strategy in your market.

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Essentials of the Coca-Cola Zero Label

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Glass: Do’s

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PET: Do’s and Don’ts

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Signage Design Standards

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Contents Overview ...................................................................................... 6.02 Permanent Signage Graphic Principles ......................................6.03 Square Format Square Format: Arden Square .................................................. 6.04 Square Format: Contour Bottle ..................................................6.05 Horizontal Format Horizontal Format: Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Contour Bottle......6.06 Horizontal Format: Customizable Signs.....................................6.07 Vertical Format: Customizable Signs ..........................................6.08 Pitch Boards...................................................................................6.09 Horizontal Format: Pitch Boards ................................................6.10 Umbrellas ......................................................................................6.11

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Signage Design Standards

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Overview The purpose of permanent signage for Coca-Cola Zero is both simple and paramount: to tell people, “You can buy Coca-Cola Zero here.â€? Thus the Coca-Cola Zero Permanent Sign System is an essential component of worldwide Brand Identity and meaning. From a tactical standpoint, proper application of the Sign System is vital to protecting and increasing Brand impact, consistency, scale and cultural relevance. The standards in this chapter provide guidance for leveraging them all, in particular: ‡ $SSO\LQJ JUDSKLFV WR SHUPDQHQW VLJQDJH LQ VSHFLÂżF environments, and ‡ 0D[LPL]LQJ WKH YLVLELOLW\ RI JUDSKLFV WR DFFRPPRGDWH YDULDWLRQV LQ VLJQ VL]H ORFDWLRQ DQG WUDIÂżF DSSURDFK $SSURYHG GLJLWDO ÂżOHV RI WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV FXVWRPL]DEOH graphics and design templates for signage are available on the 'HVLJQ 0DFKLQH ZHEVLWH DW ZZZ FRFD FRODGHVLJQPDFKLQH FRP Please use only the approved versions supplied there.

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Signage Design Standards

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Permanent Signage: Graphic Principles The design of permanent signs must always follow a graphic archetype that is iconic, bold, simple and without Brand messaging. This timeless approach: ‡ 3URYLGHV D PDLQVWD\ RI %UDQG ,GHQWLW\ ZLWKLQ WKH WRWDOLW\ RI touchpoints, ‡ /HYHUDJHV WKH W\SLFDOO\ ORQJ GLVSOD\ OLIH RI SHUPDQHQW signs, and ‡ 3URPSWV FRQVXPSWLRQ DQG WRS RI PLQG DZDUHQHVV EHIRUH the shopper forms a consideration list. 7KH JUDSKLF DUFKHW\SH IRU SHUPDQHQW VLJQDJH UHÀHFWV WKH following: A. The Coca-Cola Zero Design Principles of Bold Simplicity and the Power of Black B. 'LVFHUQLQJ XVH RI WKHVH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV DV VKRZQ LQ this chapter: ‡ Coca-Cola Zero Logo ‡ '\QDPLF 5LEERQ ‡ &RQWRXU %RWWOH LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR

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Signage Design Standards_Square Format

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Signage Design Standards_Horizontal Format

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Horizontal Format: Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Contour Bottle Distinctive, elegant and dynamic, the Coca-Cola Zero Logo is D QDWXUDO ILW IRU KRUL]RQWDO IRUPDW H[HFXWLRQV WKDW GR QRW LQFOXGH FXVWRP PHVVDJLQJ H J D VWRUH QDPH 7KH SUHIHUUHG design approach features both the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and the Contour Bottle as shown. Always apply the Design Standards for the &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR DV SURYLGHG LQ WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV DQG 6WDQGDUGV FKDSWHU ,Q SDUWLFXODU ‡ 6XUURXQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo with clear space that is, at a PLQLPXP ÂłK\SKHQ KHLJKW ´ L H HTXDO WR WKH KHLJKW RI WKH hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? ‡ 1HYHU FURS WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo. ‡ 7KH Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Contour Bottle should be of equal height. ‡ 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH PXVW DOZD\V EH VKRZQ LQ LWV HQWLUHW\ DQG never be cropped. ‡ 1HYHU XVH D ' Coca-Cola Zero Logo on the Contour Bottle Symbol. ‡ 0DLQWDLQ SURSHU VFDOLQJ RI WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH DQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo when resizing them. ‡ 7KH EDFNJURXQG FRORU PXVW DOZD\V EH EODFN WKH VWDQG DORQH Coca-Cola Zero Logo PXVW EH &RNH 5HG DQG EODFN WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO PXVW EH ZKLWH ZLWK WKH &RNH 5HG DQG black Coca-Cola Zero Logo. No other colors, even if they’re in the Brand color palette, are to be used. ‡ 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO LV WKH SUHIHUUHG DUWZRUN EXW WKH Contour Bottle Photo may be utilized when refreshment cues are necessary.

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Signage Design Standards_Horizontal Format

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Vertical Format: Customizable Signs Use the Contour Bottle, with its distinctive curvilinear form, IRU H[HFXWLRQV RI WKLV IRUPDW Always apply the Design Standards for the Contour Bottle LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR DV SURYLGHG LQ WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV DQG 6WDQGDUGV FKDSWHU Always place the customizable area at the bottom of the sign. The te[t of the custom message should be set in the Gotham 0HGLXm font. 5Hfer to the Typography section in the Core Brand (lements and Standards chapter .0 for typography usage standards. The customizable area must e[Wend the full width of the sign while not e[Feeding one quarter of the total sign height. Surround the Contour Bottle with clear space that is, at a minimum, the [-height of the “a” in “Coca.” This clear space area is shown to the right as ‘[ ’ The Contour Bottle must always be shown in its entirety and never be cropped. 7KH VKDSH RI WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH PXVW DOZD\V UHPDLQ WKH VDPH 0DLQtain proper scaling of the Contour Bottle when resizing it for various sign dimensions. Never use a D Coca-Cola Zero Logo on the Contour Bottle Symbol. The background color must always be black the Contour Bottle Symbol must be white with the Coke 5Hd and black Coca-Cola Zero Logo. No other colors, even if they’re in the Brand color palette, are to be used. The Contour Bottle Symbol is the preferred artwork, but the Contour Bottle Photo may be utilized when refreshment cues are necessary.

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Signage Design Standards_Pitch Boards

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Pitch Boards Pitch boards offer a high-visibility, repeat-impression touchpoint for the Brand in sports venues and stadiums. Applying the Design Principle of Bold Simplicity is key for signage in these environments, as all boards need to: Create on-site awareness from 30-40 meters DERXt 0 feet away. 0D[LPL]e impact when viewed at a distance, whether live or on television. Be consistent in appearance, regardless of size variations across venues. Use the precisely optimized compositions of the Coca-Cola Zero Logo and Contour Bottle LFRQLc Symbol or PhotR , provided on the QH[t page, for Pitch Board designs.

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Horizontal Format: Pitch Boards Always apply the Design Standards for the Coca-Cola Zero Logo DQG WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR DV SURYLGHG LQ WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV DQG 6WDQGDUGV FKDSWHU ‡ To ensure a quick and easy read from a distance, do not include any Brand messaging on Pitch Boards. ‡ 6XUURXQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo with clear space that is, at a PLQLPXP ÂłK\SKHQ KHLJKW ´ L H HTXDO WR WKH KHLJKW RI WKH hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? ‡ 1HYHU FURS WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo. ‡ The Contour Bottle must always be shown in its entirety and never be cropped. ‡ 1HYHU XVH D ' Coca-Cola Zero Logo on the Contour Bottle Symbol. ‡ 0DLQWDLQ SURSHU VFDOLQJ RI WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH DQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo ZKHQ UHVL]LQJ WKHP WR ÂżW XPEUHOODV ‡ The preferred background color is black, but in venues where black is not allowed, a white background with the &RNH 5HG DQG EODFN Coca-Cola Zero Logo and a white Contour Bottle Symbol may be used. ‡ The Contour Bottle Symbol is the preferred artwork, but the Contour Bottle Photo may be utilized when refreshment cues are necessary.

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Umbrellas Always apply the Design Standards for the Coca-Cola Zero Logo DQG WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR DV SURYLGHG LQ WKH &RUH %UDQG (OHPHQWV DQG 6WDQGDUGV FKDSWHU ‡ To ensure a quick and easy read from a distance, do not include any Brand messaging on umbrellas. ‡ 6XUURXQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo with clear space that is, at a PLQLPXP ÂłK\SKHQ KHLJKW ´ L H HTXDO WR WKH KHLJKW RI WKH hyphen connecting “Cocaâ€? and “Cola.â€? ‡ 1HYHU FURS WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR ‡ The Contour Bottle must always be shown in its entirety and never be cropped. ‡ 1HYHU XVH D ' Coca-Cola Zero Logo on the Contour Bottle Symbol. ‡ 0DLQWDLQ SURSHU VFDOLQJ RI WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH DQG WKH Coca-Cola Zero Logo ZKHQ UHVL]LQJ WKHP WR ÂżW XPEUHOODV ‡ The preferred background color is black, but in venues where black is not allowed, a white background with the &RNH 5HG DQG EODFN Coca-Cola Zero Logo and a white Contour Bottle Symbol may be used. ‡ The Contour Bottle Symbol is the preferred artwork, but the Contour Bottle Photo may be utilized when refreshment cues are necessary.

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Fleet Design Standards

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Fleet Design Standards

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Contents Overview .................................................................................7.02 Fleet: Graphic Archetype ........................................................7.03 Fleet: Graphic Standards ........................................................7.04 Fleet: Paint Color Standards ...................................................7.05 Fleet: Application Standards for Graphics and Decals ..........7.06 Delivery Truck Sides ............................................................. 7.07 Delivery Truck Front ............................................................. 7.08 Delivery Truck Rear .............................................................. 7.09 Route Trucks ........................................................................ 7.10 Event Trailers ....................................................................... 7.11 Automobiles ..........................................................................7.12 Pickup Trucks .......................................................................7.13 Vans ......................................................................................7.14

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Overview By virtue of their size, fleet graphics are some of the Brand’s most visible expressions of identity. Since our System both owns and controls this potent medium, fleet graphics bring ample opportunity – and responsibility – to maximize their impact. This chapter provides the standards for doing so, in particular: ‡ $SSO\LQJ JUDSKLFV LQ D SURSHU FRQVLVWHQW PDQQHU WR DOO IOHHW vehicles (trucks, vans and automobiles), and ‡ (QVXULQJ WKDW IOHHW JUDSKLFV FRQWLQXRXVO\ DQG FRQVLVWHQWO\ connect with consumers, whatever the environment and circumstance. Approved digital files of the Core Brand Elements and customizable graphics for Fleet are available on the Design Machine website at www.coca-coladesignmachine.com. Please use only the approved versions supplied there.

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Fleet: Graphic Archetype The design of fleet graphics must always follow an established archetype that is iconic, bold, simple and without Brand messaging. This approach: ‡ (QVXUHV WKDW DOO YHKLFOHV XVHG E\ %RWWOHUV RI The Coca-Cola Company make a unified visual impression. ‡ (QVXUHV WKDW WKH %UDQG ,GHQWLW\ LV H[SHULHQFHG FRQVLVWHQWO\ within the totality of touchpoints. ‡ 0D[LPL]HV LPSDFW DW DOO WLPHV HYHQ ZKHQ ERWK RXU YHKLFOHV and consumers are in motion relative to each other. ‡ 3URYLGHV D VLPSOH XQLIRUP DSSURDFK IRU LPSOHPHQWDWLRQ The archetype for fleet graphics is based upon the following: A. The Coca-Cola Zero Design Principles of Bold Simplicity and the Power of Black. B. Discerning use of these Core Brand Elements, as shown in this chapter: ‡ &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR ‡ &RQWRXU %RWWOH LFRQLF 6\PERO RU 3KRWR

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Fleet: Graphic Standards These graphic standards apply to all trucks and vehicles used by Bottlers of The Coca-Cola Company. In General ‡ 'R QRW LQFOXGH DQ\ %UDQG PHVVDJLQJ RQ IOHHW JUDSKLFV ‡ $OZD\V DSSO\ WKH 'HVLJQ 6WDQGDUGV IRU WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle (iconic Symbol or Photo) as provided in the Core Brand Elements and Standards chapter (2.0). ‡ 7KH EDFNJURXQG FRORU PXVW DOZD\V EH EODFN DQG WKH FRORU standards for the &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle always apply. No other colors, even if they’re in the Brand color palette, are to be used. ‡ $SSO\ WKH VWDQGDUGV VSHFLILF WR HDFK W\SH RI YHKLFOH SHU WKH following pages.

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Fleet: Application Standards for Graphics and Decals Graphics for Àeet application support the overall Brand Identity through visual consistency across the globe while accommodating variations in vehicle types and styling. In General ‡ )ROORZ WKH FDUHIXOO\ GHYHORSHG VWDQGDUGV SURYLGHG KHUH WR ensure a uniform visual impression. ‡ 6SHFLILF VWDQGDUGV IRU GHOLYHU\ WUXFNV URXWH WUXFNV HYHQW trailers, automobiles, pickup trucks and utility vans are provided on the following pages. ‡ Maintain proper scale of the provided graphics when resizing them for various vehicle sizes.

Painted Graphics ‡ 2QO\ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO may be painted. í 1HYHU SDLQW WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 3KRWR ‡ 2QO\ RQH VWHQFLO VL]H RI WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG Contour Bottle Symbol is required for each vehicle size in the fleet. – Create a custom stencil for each graphic, using heavy gauge, transparent Mylar plastic. – Follow the size and clearspace guidelines for vinyl decals.

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Delivery Truck Sides Fleet graphics on large delivery trucks serve as mobile billboards. Trailer Side Graphics ‡ 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG &RQWRXU %RWWOH RQ ERWK VLGHV of the trailer. ± 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH 3KRWR on delivery trucks, but never both on the same panel. ‡ 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR RQ WKH IDU OHIW VLGH RI WKH WUDLOHU position the Contour Bottle upright on the far right side of the trailer. ±7KH VSDFH EHWZHHQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG &RQWRXU %RWWOH will vary with the trailer length. ‡ %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Side Cab Graphics ‡ 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR RQ ERWK VLGHV RI GRRU SDQHOV RI WKH cab portion of the truck. ‡ &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH %RWWOHU¶V QDPH DGGUHVV DQG DQ\ LGHQWLILHUV UHTXLUHG E\ ODZ EHQHDWK WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Delivery Truck Front Front Graphic &HQWHU WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LQ WKH EODFN VSDFH RQ WKH “cab over” portion above the windshield. 6LQFH WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LV WKH RQO\ JUDSKLF identification when the truck is viewed directly from the front, be sure to maximize its visibility above the cab. Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Delivery Truck Rear Rear Graphic ‡ 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH LV WKH SUHIHUUHG JUDSKLF IRU WKH UHDU SDQHO of the truck. í 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on delivery trucks, but never both on the same panel. ‡ 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW DQG FHQWHUHG LQ WKH EODFN space, ensuring equal space on each side of the decal. ‡ ,I YHUWLFDO VSDFH LV OLPLWHG H J WUXFNV ZLWK OLIW JDWHV WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR PD\ EH XVHG LQVWHDG FHQWHUHG LQ WKH black space with equal space on each side of the decal. Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Route Trucks Side Graphics ‡ 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and the Contour Bottle on both sides of the trailer. Âą 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on route trucks, but never both on the same panel. ‡ 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR on the far left side of the trailer; position the Contour Bottle upright on the far right side of the trailer. – The space between the &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle will vary with the trailer length. ‡ %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Front Graphic ‡ &HQWHU WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the black space on the “cab overâ€? portion above the windshield. ‡ $V WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR is the only graphic identification when the truck is viewed directly from the front, be sure to maximize its visibility above the cab.

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Rear Graphic ‡ 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH LV WKH SUHIHUUHG JUDSKLF IRU WKH UHDU SDQHO of the trailer. Ă­ 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on route trucks, but never both on the same panel. ‡ 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW DQG FHQWHUHG LQ WKH EODFN space, ensuring equal space on each side of the decal. ‡ ,I YHUWLFDO VSDFH LV OLPLWHG H J WUXFNV ZLWK OLIW JDWHV WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR may be used instead, centered in the black space with equal space on each side of the decal. Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Event Trailers Side Graphics 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle on both sides of the trailer. í 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on event trailers, but never both on the same panel. 7R HQVXUH WKDW WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR is always visible, position it on the panel below the window panel that lifts up. 6KRZ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH RQ WKH YHUWLFDO SDQHO WKDW LV DORQJVLGH the window panel. Position it upright and centered in the Coke Red space of this panel. Front Graphic &HQWHU WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the black space above the hitch portion of the trailer. $V WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR is the only graphic identification when the truck is viewed directly from the front, be sure to maximize its visibility above the vehicle pulling it. Rear Graphic 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW RQ WKH UHDU GRRU RI WKH trailer. Center it in the black space, ensuring equal space on each side of the decal. ± 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on event trailers, but never both on the same panel. Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Automobiles Side Graphics 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR DQG WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH RQ ERWK sides of the automobile. ± 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on automobiles, but never both on the same panel. %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW 3RVLWLRQ ERWK JUDSKLFV LQ WKH DUHD EHWZHHQ WKH IURQW DQG EDFN wheels and below the side windows, with: í &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR on the far left side, and í 7KH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW RQ WKH IDU ULJKW VLGH 7KH VSDFH EHWZHHQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle will vary with the automobile length. Front Graphic &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR LQ WKH EODFN VSDFH RI the hood, ensuring equal space on each side of the decal. $V WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR is the only graphic identification when the automobile is viewed directly from the front, be sure to maximize its visibility on the hood. Rear Graphics 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR RQ WKH OHIW VLGH RI the bumper. 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH RQ WKH ULJKW VLGH RI WKH EXPSHU %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Pickup Trucks Side Graphics 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and Contour Bottle on both sides of the truck. ± 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on pickup trucks, but never both on the same panel. %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the area between the front and back wheels and below the side window. 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW EHWZHHQ WKH EDFN ZKHHO and bumper. Front Graphic &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the black space of the hood, ensuring equal space on each side of the decal. $V WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR is the only graphic identification when the truck is viewed directly from the front, be sure to maximize its visibility on the hood. Rear Graphics 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR on the far left side of the truck gate. 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW RQ WKH IDU ULJKW VLGH of the gate. %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Vans Side Graphic with Visible Cargo Windows 6KRZ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR and the Contour Bottle on both sides of the van. ± 8VH HLWKHU WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH 6\PERO RU &RQWRXU %RWWOH Photo on vans, but never both on the same panel. &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the area between the front and back wheels and below the side window (driver/front passenger). 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW EHWZHHQ WKH EDFN ZKHHO and bumper. %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Side Graphic with No or Painted Cargo Windows &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the area between the side window (driver/front passenger) and the back edge of the van. 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW RQ WKH VLGH GRRU (driver/front passenger). %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Front Graphic &HQWUDOO\ SRVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR in the black space of the hood. Ensure: – Equal space on each side of the decal. – That the bottom edge of the decal is approximately 38.10 mm (1.5 inches) above the seam where the hood meets the grill. Rear Graphic 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RFD &ROD =HUR /RJR on the far left side of the left rear door. 3RVLWLRQ WKH &RQWRXU %RWWOH XSULJKW RQ WKH IDU ULJKW VLGH RI WKH right rear door. %RWK JUDSKLFV VKRXOG EH RI HTXDO KHLJKW Refer to the prior page, ‘Application Standards for Graphics and Decals,’ as needed.

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Trademark Usage Requirements

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Trademark Usage Requirements

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Trademark Policies of The Coca-Cola Company Our trademarks include some of the best-known and most well-recognized trademarks in the world. As a result, our trademarks are among the most valuable assets of TCCC. If they are used properly, TCCC’s valuable and distinctive trademarks can be kept forever. However, with improper use, we run the risk of losing one or more of our trademarks altogether. Because of the importance of TCCC’s trademarks, it is the policy of TCCC that all employees of TCCC must help safeguard its trademarks and be aware of the rules and guidelines for proper use of TCCC’s trademarks. These policies and procedures for trademark protection and use should be followed to ensure consistent use and continued protection of our trademarks. The policies apply regardless of whether a proposed use of TCCC’s trademarks is internal or external. There are a number of trademark use rules that apply to all of TCCC’s trademarks. Consistent use of TCCC’s marks in accordance with these rules strengthens the rights in TCCC’s marks and enhances their value. Exceptions, rarely, if ever, should be made. If you believe that an exception to any of these rules is appropriate, advance approval must be obtained. These rules include the following: A trademark should, whenever possible, be used as an adjective and followed by a generic term, so that it is clear that the trademark refers to a specific product that is of a particular type. Example: Drink COCA-COLA ZERO soft-drinks. If the context is clear that the reference is to a specific product of TCCC identified by the trademark, a trademark can also be used as a proper noun. Trademarks of TCCC,

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well known and famous trademarks (such as COCA-COLA and COKE) can also be used as proper nouns. Example: Correct : Enjoy a COKE ZERO. Incorrect: I bought a ZERO yesterday. If a trademark is used as a proper noun, care must be taken that the trademark is not used in a way that suggests that it is an everyday, generic term for a type of product. For this reason, use of a trademark as a proper noun should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by appropriate TCCC Trademark Counsel. Use of our trademarks in the possessive or plural forms is discouraged, and all such uses must be approved by the appropriate TCCC Trademark Counsel. Example: Correct: 2 Coca-Cola Zero products for $4 Incorrect : 2 Coke Zeros for $4 A trademark should never be used as a generic name for a category of products, or as a verb, a common noun, or any part of speech other than an adjective or a proper noun. Our rights to our trademarks are strengthened and maintained when we use them properly and do not suggest that they are common, everyday terms that can be used to refer to products of many companies. In materials distributed outside TCCC, a trademark should, whenever possible, be displayed in a format that sets it apart from other text, makes it stand out, and indicates that it is a trademark, such as in all CAPITAL LETTERS, in “quotation marks,” or in a special script, italics, or bold print.

In creating slogans that include trademarks, do not use hyphens to link the trademarks to other words in the slogan. Incorrect Example: Hoorah-Coca-Cola Zero. Do not change in any way the spelling of a word mark. For example, do not change the spelling of “COCA-COLA ZERO” so that it reads “COKA-KOLA ZERO.” Beverage products should not be described as “original” or “genuine” or otherwise identified in a way that could suggest that others have similar products. Examples of such exceptions are: the phrase “Original Formula” used for COCA-COLA ZERO. Brand Integrity Principles There are certain trademark use principles that relate to the integrity of the brands in connection with which TCCC’s trademarks are used. Those principles generally relate to making consistent use of trademarks in a particular way and avoiding “combining” the elements or identities of different brands. They are designed to ensure that TCCC’s trademarks are used in ways that strengthen TCCC’s rights in each of its trademarks. For trademarks that have a particular typeface, font, presentation or design element associated with them, use only graphic presentations that are approved. Presenting the trademark COCA-COLA in Spencerian script.

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Trademark Policies of The Coca-Cola Company Particular typefaces, fonts, presentations and design elements are generally associated with only one brand. Do not use elements that have been approved for one brand with a different brand. Example: Correct: Using the Dynamic Ribbon Device with brand COCA-COLA ZERO. Incorrect: Using the Dynamic Ribbon Device with brand FANTA. Do not add any graphic or other design elements to an existing trademark of TCCC without approval for the use of those additional elements. For example, adding additional flourishes to the letters of COCA-COLA when it is presented in Spencerian script. Certain of the containers and packaging used by TCCC are proprietary to TCCC and can serve as trademarks. You must never use the Contour Bottle on FANTA, ODWALLA, SPRITE or other products other than COCA-COLA brand beverages. Slogans should be used only in connection with the product for which they are intended. Example: Correct: Coca-Cola Zero, It’s Possible. Incorrect: Coke Zero, Obey Your Thirst. There are many ways in which TCCC’s trademarks can be adapted, modified and/or combined with other materials. Such variations can sometimes strengthen the original trademark, but could sometimes be potentially damaging for legal or other reasons. All such variations could result in the creation of a new trademark that could infringe the rights of other parties and therefore would need to be searched and cleared prior to use. For these reasons, it is important that all such proposed variations be submitted for approval to the appropriate TCCC Trademark Counsel prior to use.

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The addition of a prefix or suffix to a trademark, or otherwise using an existing trademark as a “stem” for a new word or trademark is an improper variation. Example: Incorrect: Using words or phrases such as “COKEVILLE” or “ZEROtastic.” Alteration of any of the words of a slogan trademark is an improper variation of the trademark. Example: Incorrect: Using slogans such as “That is Possible” instead of “It’s Possible.” There are many occasions when one or more of TCCC’s trademarks is used together with trademarks owned by others. Such situations can arise in conjunction with sponsorship by TCCC of events or organizations (such as the Olympics or the FIFA World Cup), as part of joint promotional activities, and/or in advertising or other uses by parties that have a right to use our trademarks. All uses of trademarks of TCCC together with trademarks owned by other companies should be reviewed and approved by the appropriate TCCC Trademark Counsel. When a trademark of another party appears on packaging or in advertising for one of TCCC’s beverage products, the relationship between the other party and TCCC must be clear from the context, and the materials must reflect that only TCCC’s trademark is the trademark for the beverage product. All such uses must be reviewed by the appropriate TCCC Trademark Counsel or Operations Counsel, in accordance with the standard practice of your Group, so that clarifying language can be added if necessary. With limited exceptions, legal lines must accompany our trademarks whenever a trademark of another party appears with one of our trademarks, whether on packaging, vending machines, the Internet or otherwise. Such legal lines must identify the trademarks owned by TCCC and assert TCCC’s ownership of them.

Example: XYZ is a registered trademark of XYZ Associates, Inc. COCA-COLA ZERO and the Dynamic Ribbon Device are trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. Even in cases where the third party does not require a legal line, we still need to insert the appropriate TCCC legal line. Every term in the corporate name “The Coca-Cola Company” should have the initial letter capitalized, including the letter “T” in the word “The.” The trademark “COCA-COLA ZERO” should always be presented as a unitary phrase, and the words “Coca” and “Cola” and “Zero” should not be split on different lines or separated. When using word processing programs, use a “non-breaking hyphen” for the hyphen in “COCA-COLA ZERO.” Spencerian script that is used for the “COCA-COLA” trademark should not be used for anything other than trademarks incorporating “COCA-COLA,” “COKE,” “DIET COKE,” “COCA-COLA LIGHT” and “COCA-COLA ZERO” and the trade names of The Coca-Cola Company, its subsidiaries and its bottlers. The hyphen in “COCA-COLA ZERO” is an integral part of the trademark. Always include the hyphen whenever the trademark is displayed, even if the materials on which the graphics are based are archival pieces that do not include the hyphen. Do not suggest that the shape of the COCA-COLA Contour Bottle (or any other proprietary bottle) has a functional benefit. Refer to such bottles as containers or packaging that are distinctive and identify TCCC’s products. Example: WRONG: “The shape of the Contour Bottle makes it easier to get a firm grip on the bottle.” Use the Dynamic Ribbon Device only in relation to the “COCA-COLA” family of beverages or as a reference to TCCC. Do not combine the Dynamic Ribbon Device with third-party trademarks to create a new design or trademark. Confidential: December 2009

Identity Standards Management Team and Process

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Contents Standards Management Principles ........................................9.02 Standards Management Process and Accountability ............9.03 Brand Standards Council........................................................9.04

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Standards Management Principles Principles for Alignment to Standards The Identity and Design Standards are meant to drive quality, consistency and productivity across the System worldwide. It is the responsibility of each entity described herein to work towards and have a plan for aligning to the Identity and Design Standards. An assessment process will be put in place so that, periodically, the Company can understand our progress. Principles for Exceptions The Standards, as written, should be the overwhelming norm. Therefore, exceptions should be very limited. A request for an exception must have a valid Business Case and be planned in advance. No work outside of the Standards should be started until an approval has been granted. An exception may have a maximum presence in market of 3 months and may only be leveraged once per year.

Roll-out standards

Roll-out standards

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Report plans and exception requests

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Standards Management Process and Accountability Global

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Localization (Brand)

Execution (Commercialization)

Uphold and train Groups on Identity and Design Standards

Uphold and train Business Units on Identity and Design Standards

Uphold and train Bottlers on Identity and Design Standards

Responsible for implementing Standards in Bottler/Local Projects

Responsible for implementing Standards in Global Projects

Responsible for implementing Standards in Group Projects

Responsible for implementing Standards in Business Unit Projects

Responsible for implementing and renewing Identity and Design Standards

Review and record exception requests from Business Units

Review and record exception requests from Bottlers or other local entities

Deny exception requests or approve for escalation to Global

Deny exception requests or approve for escalation to Group

Review and record exception requests from Groups All Exception Rights are approved at Global

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Brand Standards Council The following are the primary contacts for reporting roll-out and adoption plans for the Brand Standards. Where exception requests have a valid business case attached and will not live in market for more than 3 months, these contacts will also review exception requests as per their

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Brand: Cristina Bondolowski, Derk Hendriksen

EUG Brand: Regina Wurz-Janssens EUG Design: Karen Fream EUG Legal: Barry Gerber Email: brandstandards@eur.ko.com

Design: Todd Brooks, Lisa Motto, Vince Voron Legal: Danise van Vuuren-Nield, Bernadette Drankoski

EAG Brand: Sedef Salingan Sahin EAG Design: Elif Tokat EAG Legal: Linda Spencer Email: brandstandards@afr.ko.com LatAm Brand: Cynthia Gonzalez LatAm Design: Guido Rosales LatAm Legal: Roxana Penagos Email: brandstandards@la.ko.com Pacific Brand: Shakir Moin Pacific Design: Shakir Moin Pacific Legal: Rachel Peterson Email: brandstandards@apac.ko.com Japan Brand: Santiago Bargagna Japan Design: Hide Matsunaga Japan Legal: Hirotoshi Adachi Email: brandstandards@apac.ko.com NA Brand: Caren Pasquale Seckler NA Design: Frederic Kahn NA Legal: Jim Dudukovich/Pamela Mallari Email: brandstandards@na.ko.com

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