celebrating our 2021 retailer of the year: sawall health foods

Celebrating Our 2021 Retailer of the Year:Sawall Health Foods

The State of Natural and Organic Expo East 2021

Biofach America 2021

State of Natural and Organic Sponsor

Kate WeidnerSRW Agency

Charlie StoneSRW Agency

CARLOTTA MASTSVP & Market LeaderNew Hope Network

NICK MCCOYManaging PartnerWhipstitch Capital

KATHRYN PETERSEVP – Strategic Initiatives

SPINS

State of Natural and Organic Presenters

Creating a World Worth Saving by 2030

#expoeast2021

The State of Our Natural& Organic Industry Today

In record year, U.S. natural & organic products industry sales grew 12.7% to $259B in 2020; sales growth has slowed in 2021 but it is still outpacing 2019 growth for an overall larger industry

Natural & Organic Sales Set to Surpass $300B by 2023

Source: Nutrition Business Journal ($mil, consumer sales), powered by SPINS

COVID-influenced sales growth is expected to continue over next three years as pandemic changes consumer behaviors and brings new customers into natural & organic

COVID Boosted Natural & Organic Sales and Growth


Natural and Wellness Continue to Lead Growth Across the Store

SPINS: Natural Enhanced Channel & Conventional Multi-Outlet (powered by IRI); 52 Weeks Ending 8-8-2021

Conventional Positioned Products

Natural Positioned Products

Dollar Growth+5.9%

Wellness & Specialty Positioned Products

Health & Wellness (HWI)

+8.0%Dollar Growth

+1.9%Dollar Growth

+3.2%Overall Channel

Growth

Source: IRI All Outlet Panel, Enhanced with SPINS Product Attribution. Quad Weeks Ending 4.18.2021

22.2%18.9%

16.5%18.2% 17.2% 15.9%

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4.1% 3.4%

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4 WE Aug-09-2020

4 WE Sep-06-2020

4 WE Oct-04-2020

4 WE Nov-01-2020

4 WE Nov-29-2020

4 WE Dec-27-2020

4 WE Jan-24-2021 4 WE Feb-21-2021

4 WE Mar-21-2021

4 WE Apr-18-2021

4 WE May-16-2021

4 WE Jun-13-2021

4 WE Jul-11-2021

NPI TPL

Dollar Sales % Chg vs YagoAll Outlets

Natural outpaced conventional growth in the early days of the pandemic and continues to drive the growth over a year later

Natural and Wellness Continue to Lead Growth Across All Outlets

Total natural, organic & functional food and beverage sales forecasted to approach $200B by 2022, as industry growth rates remain robust and continue to outpace total U.S. F&B sales

Growth Still Strong for Industry F&B Sales in 2021


The pandemic drove new consumers into Organic, as more people were cooking at home and paying attention to what they consume and how their food was grown and produced

Growth in Organic F&B Sales a COVID Silver Lining



Supplement Sales Jumped 14% to $56B in 2020As consumers prioritized health & wellness, supplement sales were $3B greater in 2020

compared to pre-COVID estimates. Growth in 2021 has fallen as category approaches $60B in total sales

Wellness Attributes Are Still Booming

SPINS Total US Combined Channels; Week Ending 8-8-2021

Conscious Consumers Place A Premium On Ensuring Their Health And Well-being and increasingly looking towards Social Responsibility and Sustainability

Attribute Dollar Sales (in Billions)

Dollar Growth vs YA

Dollar Growth vs 2 YA

Sustainability

No Added Hormones $14 3% 14%Vegan Labeled $12 1% 33%Plant-Based Positioned $7 13% 42%Animal Welfare $2 7% 27%Grass Fed $1 9% 27%Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Free $1 11% 29%Free Range Labeled $1 5% 25%

Social Responsibility

B Corp Certified $13 6% 20%Fair Trade Claim $4 7% 20%

Health & Whole Foods

Major 8 Allergen Free $225 2% 13%Gluten Free Labeled $59 5% 18%Non-GMO Claim $54 4% 17%Non-GMO Project Verified $39 3% 17%Organic Content 95 - 100% $17 4% 17%Paleo Positioned $2 25% 75%Grain Free $1 17% 60%

Consumers Are Making Holistic Choices

Trending Keto - Differentiated Categories

$ % Growth v Yago

(Total 52wk)

$ % Growth v 2Yago

(Total 52wk)REFRIGERATED CHEESE & PLANT BASED CHEESE 3.9% 15.0%DAIRY & PLANT BASED DAIRY ALTERNATIVES OTHER -0.7% 12.5%REFRIGERATED CREAMS & CREAMERS 6.3% 20.1%SHELF STABLE JERKY & MEAT SNACKS 16.4% 29.8%FROZEN ENTREES 1.5% 11.7%SHELF STABLE PASTA & PIZZA SAUCES 5.9% 33.8%SS BAKING MIX & INGREDIENTS & FLOUR -3.8% 16.1%BREAD & BAKED GOODS 22.9% 53.4%REFRIGERATED PLANT BASED MILK 2.5% 13.0%SHELF STABLE DESSERTS & DESSERT TOPPINGS 7.4% 16.3%REFRIGERATED ENTREES 16.3% 29.3%SHELF STABLE CHIPS PRETZELS & SNACKS 15.0% 30.7%SHELF STABLE CREAMS & CREAMERS 2.9% 8.7%REFRIGERATED PLANT BASED MEAT ALTERNATIVES 20.6% 122.3%REFRIGERATED YOGURT & PLANT BASED YOGURT 24.8% 74.3%

Paleo eligible products represent shoppers choosing fewer additives, less refined sugars, and an absence of certain inflammatory agents likegrains, beans, and dairy. Keto eligible products represent shoppers choosing low/no sugar and fewer carbohydrates

Trending Paleo - Differentiated Categories

$ % Growth v Yago

(Total 52wk)

$ % Growth v 2Yago

(Total 52wk)

SHELF STABLE PASTA & PIZZA SAUCES 13.7% 63.6%REFRIGERATED CONDIMENTS 18.6% 48.0%BREAD & BAKED GOODS 39.7% 105.5%REFRIGERATED ENTREES 19.5% 61.0%SHJEFL STABLE JERKY & MEAT SNACKS 23.5% 35.0%REFRIGERATED CHEESE & PLANT BASED CHEESE 15.6% 61.5%REFRIGERATED PLANT BASED MILK 41.7% 59.6%REFRIGERATED CREAMS & CREAMERS 48.3% 145.4%SHELF STABLE PLANT BASED MILK 41.8% 167.9%REFRIGERATED YOGURT & PLANT BASED YOGURT 6.9% 62.2%SHELF STABLE COLD CEREAL 14.8% 80.6%DAIRY & PLANT BASED DAIRY ALTERNATIVES OTHER 25.3% 85.6%SHELF STABLE CREAMS & CREAMERS 38.0% 108.7%SHELF STABLE PASTA 66.3% 205.5%SHELF STABLE CRACKERS & CRISPBREADS 25.6% 45.9%

SPINS Total US Combined Channels | 52 Weeks Ending 8.8.2021

Shoppers seek maintainable diets featuring whole, minimally processed foods to construct a strategy that works for their health goals. This demand is driving nutrition-focused innovation.

Frozen, Refrigerated, & Grocery Departments, 52 weeks ending 8.8.21.

‘Better for you’ foods are taking on a whole new meaning. Proactive health management is moving ingredients far beyond supplements into grocery and refrigerated categories

Consumers Are Increasingly Turning to Food as Medicine

Cider VinegarSupplements

$20.7 MM+32.8%

MCT

$146 MM+50.7%

CollagenProducts

$18 MM+23.5%

SuperMushrooms

$420 MM+16.1%

Elderberry

$16.3 MM+96.5%

Moringa

$2.5 MM+14.7%

Ashwaganda

$8.4 MM+129.5%

SALES | GROWTH


Innovation is being fueled by consumers continue to seek natural solutions that will boost immunity and reduce stress and anxiety.

Beverages as an example:

Fight fatigue | Immunity | Mood enhancingKey ingredients: Chaga mushroom, Reishimushroom, Ashwagandha, Maca, Holy basil

Immune function | Antioxidants | AntibacterialKey ingredients: Elderberry, Echinacea,

Camu Camu

vs YA vs 2YA

RF Tea RTD 634% 40%SS Water Sparkling Flavored 538% New

SS Tea Loose Wellness 119% 552%RF Juice, Juice Drinks, Other Func Bevs 117% 519%

SS Water Enhanced 98% 55%

Anxiety | Stress | InsomniaKey ingredients: CBD, Melatonin,

Theanine, Valerian

Consumers Are Increasingly Turning to Food as Medicine

vs YA vs 2YA

SS Water Sparkling Flavored 252% 6,632%

SS Coffee RTD 206% New

RF Tea RTD 124% 1,487%

SS Water Enhanced 66% 382%

SS Tea Bags Black 62% 3,658%

vs YA vs 2YA

SS Water Enhanced 29,329% 60,801%

SS Coffee RTD 572% 92,847%

SS Plant Based Creams & Creamers 319% New

SS Coffee Alternatives 269% 599%SS Energy & Other Func Bevs 228% 39%

Immunity Boosting

+51% +36% +32%Rest &Destress Adaptogens


Plant-based Products Continue Accelerated Growth

SPINS Total US Combined Channels | Total Frozen, Refrigerated, & Grocery Departments Plant Based Positioned Products Only | YTD Quad Weeks Ending 8.8.2021

Plant-based Positioned products are growing 3x their mainstream counterparts

2 Years Ago

$6.4 B

Year Ago

$4.5 B

52 Weeks Ending 8/8/2021

$5.7 B

+26.8%

+12.8%

Natural Enhanced + MULO Channel | Total Frozen + Refrigerated + Grocery Departments | 52 Weeks Ending 8.8.2021

Natural Enhanced + MULO Channel | Total Frozen + Refrigerated + Grocery Departments – Plant Based Products only | 52 Weeks Ending 8.8.2021

Food & Beverage

Plant-Based

+4.2%YoY

+12.8%YoY

While consumers initially sought plant-based foods for their health benefit, the

positive impacts to the environment are undeniable


Natural Living Growth Boosted by Household ProductsNatural living grew 9.5% to $24B in 2020; sales of household cleaning products up 20%, pet up 12% and personal

care up 6.5%. In 2021, total category growth expected to slow to 7.5%

COVID Accelerated E-Commerce Sales GrowthTotal natural & organic e-commerce sales growth spiked in 2020, as consumers gravitated to online for safety

and convenience. Growth has slowed in 2021 but some consumer behaviors have permanently shifted


Brick-and-Mortar Retail Remains EssentialWhile total natural & organic e-commerce sales are set to nearly double between 2019 and 2024, retail will

continue to fuel majority of natural & organic sales


The Majority of Grocery Shopping Still Happens in StoresWhile increased internet buying is here to stay, share of wallet continues to gradually drop as pandemic weariness continues to set in and consumers seek community.

Over 90% of all natural products shopping is still happening in physical stores.


Share of WalletNatural Product Shoppers All Product Shoppers

4 wks ending 7/11/21




Supermarkets 47.1% 47.0% 39.0% 39.8%

Walmart 12.9% 11.8% 22.4% 21.9%

Club 11.6% 13.3% 11.0% 11.6%

Internet 8.7% 9.2% 4.9% 5.3%

*Internet includes range of purchases from pure play Ecommerce to Click & Collect; Brick & Mortar outlet sales do not include internet sales.

The State of Our World Today

The U.S. is Diversifying Faster than PredictedDemographic changes are fueling the growth of multicultural brands in natural and organic;

this trend will benefit both CPG brands and retailers into the future—if we can keep up

1) United States Census Bureau2) SPINS 52 WE Ended 4/18/21, MULO, Convenience & Natural Enhanced

2% 2% 2%

7%

Black / AfricanAmerican

Indigenous Latinx East, Southeast, orSouth Asian

% of board membersn=124 company responses

BIPOC Representation on Industry Boards

2% 1%

6%9%

Black / AfricanAmerican

Indigenous Latinx East, Southeast, orSouth Asian

% of leadership membersn=172 company responses

BIPOC Representation on Leadership Teams

Source: JEDI Collaborative and New Hope Network Benchmarking Survey of U.S. natural products companies, conducted Q4 2019

Our Industry Leadership Does Not Reflect the U.S.How can we serve and remain relevant to an increasingly diverse consumer base if we do not have more

Black, Indigenous, Latinx and other people of color leading our companies?

People and Planet Need Our Innovation to Help Solve The World’s Most Pressing Problems

Where Our Industry Could Be by 2030


We are on Track to Be a $400B+ Industry by 2030Within the next decade, our size and scale will be more than double what it was in 2017—giving us the

opportunity to create more positive impact for people and planet, if we choose

These added dollars represent the new consumers who came into the Natural & Organic industry in 2020. These new customers will help define our industry’s future

COVID Added Dollars Across Each Core Category


Natural/health store and progressive shoppers lead the way in choosing products based on their health, social and environmental values

Consumers Are Motivated to Shop Their Values


The Early Pandemic Brought In New Wellness Shoppers How do we keep them engaged to activate change?

Monthly Average

Natural Products April – July 2021 April – July 2020

% Households Buying 85.6% 84.9%Chg vs Prior Year 0.6 pts 2.0 pts

Buyers % Chg YoY 1.5% 3.1%$ Sales % Chg YoY 3.1% 22.1%Trips per Buyer % Chg YoY 3.7% 7.8%


LABELED GRASS FED+7.4% | $236M

LABELED ORGANIC INGREDIENTS+2.3% | $792M

LABELED ANIMAL WELFARE+7.5% | $778M

LABELED NON-GMO+10.3% | $321M

LABELED PASTURE RAISED+4.3% | +$86M

SPINS Natural Enhanced Channel and SPINS Conventional Multi Outlet (powered by IRI) | 52 Weeks Ending 8-8-2021

LABELED ORGANIC INGREDIENTS-0.2% | $3B

LABELED ANIMAL WELFARE+3.3% | $336M

LABELED NON-GMO+0.5% | $3.9B

LABELED FAIR TRADE+2.2% | $490M

Meat & Dairy CPGs Are Beginning to Address Increasing Demand for Improved Practices

Meat Categories Dairy Categories


90% The B Corp community works toward:• reduced inequality• lower levels of poverty• a healthier environment• stronger communities• creation of more high-quality jobs with dignity and purpose

+199%Pet

Certified B Corporation Performance

+10% Frozen

+10% Alcohol

of consumers said it is important to them that brands take care of their employees and treat them well, even in tough times

+5%Refrigerated

+16%VMS

+9%Grocery

Social & Economic Sustainability Is A Hot Button IssueBeyond Consumerism: Good for People


More than ever, consumers are seeking brands taking social and political stances that integrate mission-driven values into the essence of their product and message.

Beyond Consumerism: Good for People

SPINS Latest 52 Weeks Ending 8.8.2021; Total US Combined Channels*DIRECTIONAL: Aggregate of applicable KeHE DIVERSEtrade™ products;

*Sales Growth

Minority Owned &/or Certified (BIPOC)

Woman Owned &/or Certified

LGBT Owned&/or NLGCC

Veteran Owned

-3% +16% YoY 2 years

+4% +71% YoY 2 years

+1% +72% YoY 2 years

+75% +367% YoY 2 years

Harnessing Our Powerfor People and Planet

Society is Enhanced by Broadening Our Definition of Vital Infrastructure

1) World Economic Forum

FUTURE: Infrastructure in 2030

PAST: Traditional InfrastructureAirports Trains

StadiumsHighways

Education

Arable LandOcean

Healthcare

Impact in Society Can Be Accelerated by Focusing on a Few Key Levers

Infrastructure Impact Area Focus Goal: Objective:

Education System JEDI Income Equality Equal Educational Opportunity

HealthcareSystem Wellness – Mental Health Physical Testing Reduce Mental Illness &

Destigmatize it

Ocean/Marine Animal Life Sustainable Planet – Ocean Maintain 8.2 pH Use Marine Plants/Hydrogen

Energy to Reduce Carbon

Arable Land Sustainable Planet – Land Increase % Organic Matter in Soil Arable Land

Four Key Infrastructure Investments Will Make Significant Progress In Addressing Global Social and Environmental Issues

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Investments Are the Greatest Source of Capital for Positive Impact on Society

Tax

Charity

Investment

Social Equity and Environmental Sustainability Both Have Compelling Investment Cases

USA ProxyUS Population Charitable

Donations Donations/Person/Yr

328mm $450B $1,371

MA, USA Proxy

MA Population

Voluntary Tax Payments Payments/Person/Yr

6.9mm $250k $0.036

USA ProxyUS Population Total Assets Assets/Person

328mm $150T $457,317$18,300 Avg Asset Growth/Person/Yr @4%

1) All Amounts in USD

Equal Education Opportunity Is the Key to Poverty Reduction

Median Weekly Earnings By Educational Attainment1 Commentary

Access to Higher Education Key Increases Earnings and Reduces Poverty-to-Prison Pipeline Among Most Susceptible Populations

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4) Prison Policy Institute5) NAACP

• 10% percent of incarcerated people’s children do not finish high school or attend college reduction in wages for these children is an estimated $30BN2

• Children of incarcerated individuals are five times more likely to go to prison cost of $131BN3

• Among people aged 29-37, average personal wealth was $80,000 for those never incarcerated, but less than $10,000 for those who were4

• In 2014, Black or African Americans were 13% of the population yet made up 34% of the correctional population5

Poverty Is Multi-Generational - Breaking This Cycle Will Reduce Incarceration

Poverty Trap: Earnings Before and After Incarceration

Poverty-to-Prison Pipeline: Distribution of Incarceration by Parent Income Percentile

Poverty Trap and Poverty-to-Prison Pipeline Revealed Through Strong Relations Between Income and Incarceration Dynamics1

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$840BPotential Impact to American Families

Opportunity: Align CPG Leadership and Strategy with Increasingly Diverse Customers

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Current Racial Diversity Radically Different than Past1 U.S. Non-White Population Growing Quickly1

Call to Action for Brands & Retailers: Curate Authentic Appeal to Racially Diverse Population to Gain Traction and Remain Relevant

The American population remained +90% white prior to 19701

over 80% of the top 20 largest food and beverage brands debuted prior to 19702

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1) United States Census Bureau2) SPINS 52 WE Ended 4/18/21, MULO,

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Changes in Consumer Food Preferences Reflect Diversity

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1) SPINS 4 WE 8/8/21, Total US – FOOD, (FZ & RF BEEF & PORK CUTS + FZ & RF POULTRY CUTS + PRODUCE PACKAGED VEGETABLES) / (PRODUCE PACKAGED HERBS + SS SPICES & SEASONINGS)

2) SPINS 52 WE Ended 4/18/21, MULO, Convenience & Natural Enhanced

Increasing Ratio of Spices to Produce + Meat Indicates a Changing American Palette

Ratio of Spices Dollars Sales to Produce + Meat is Increasing1…

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Inclusion Materially Increases Economic Value

• WEF released a gender equality report using various metrics and research to rank countries in terms of gender equality

• Areas of society that were measured: economic participation and opportunity, educational attainment, health and survival, and political empowerment

• Lack of gender equality in the U.S. resulted in an exclusion cost of $4 trillion2

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Opportunity: Supply Chain Sustainability and Income Equality Creates Value

Vertical Integration TrendCALL TO ACTION:

Companies and Brands Should…

Sourcing

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• Strength and sustainability in supply chain efficiency• Challenge can be investment in intangible brand equity

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• Potential for brands & retailers to partner with small, sustainable farms to buy products directly• This “locked in” demand can help small farms to succeed• Most efficient way to preserve arable land is by investing $ in regenerative agriculture early – present value of a preserved acre of arable land exceeds $30,000 USD

Growth of Farms by Farm Size1

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1) The Census of Agriculture, 2017

Takeaways and Actions

Takeaway: Momentum Is On Our Side—Let’s Use It!

We Have:

Sales Momentum People Momentum Mindset Momentum

By 2030, we will be a $400B+ industry and will have the size and scale to create positive impact for people and planet

We will have attracted even more consumers with our innovative and better for people and planet products, especially if those products are truly relevant to the increasingly diverse consumer landscape

More of our consumers will be shopping their values and paying premiums to support brands that prioritize people and planet; Our industry has a community mindset, which opens people's minds to the value of helping others

Your Call to Action

Invest in JEDI

Brands Retailers Investors and Industry

• Prioritize relevant product development for the increasingly multicultural population

• Invest in your people through living wages, training and education so they can add value

• Build leadership that reflects and understands the increasingly multicultural customer base

• Ensure all your aisles reflect all customers—ethnic/international aisles won’t cut it any longer

• Invest in your people through living wages, training and education so they can add value and localize your stores. This will build the workforce of tomorrow

• Invest in diverse entrepreneurs• Ensure your practices, policies

and culture are equitable and inclusive

• Embrace and creating space for new board talent

Takeaways, Opportunities and Actions

Invest in Supply Chain Sustainability:

Brands Retailers Investors and Industry

• Partner more closely with economically vulnerable farms

• Provides secure demand for product and better margins to support conversion to more sustainable practices

• Localize as much as possible to reduce logistical costs and carbon footprint

• Thoughtfully curate assortment with a multi-faceted sustainability lens

• Educate shoppers on brand innovators and how their dollars can make a difference

• Offer limited partners alternative investment structures that enable direct investment in supply chain assets

• Measure your portfolio impact statement now as it will likely be more important in raising your next fund – ESG focused or not

Panelists Making Positive Impact Possible

Carlotta MastNew Hope Network

Moderator

Corwin HeatwoleFarmer Focus

Panelist

Stephen RitzGreen Bronx Machine

Panelist

Le’Spencer WalkerTarget

Virtual panelist

celebrating our 2021 retailer of the year: sawall health foods

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