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102 NATURAL CAPITAL 2021 INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT Regarding energy consumption, energy intensity, considering energy consumption within the organization, showed a reduction when compared to the previous year's result. 1As of 2021, data include Piraquê units. This time, fuels considered refer to processes of manufacturing units, excluding fleet consumption. Occasional sales of energy purchased on the free market were not reported at this time. For the purposes of calculating energy intensity, tons of food produced exclude wheat flour and bran, only clean wheat. two 2020 data has been corrected to the GJ measurement unit as compared to data reported in the previous report. GRI 102-48 Consumption of fuels from non-renewable sources¹ (GJ) Natural Gas LPG Diesel Gasoline Total Electricity Heating Cooling Steam Total Electricity Heating Cooling Steam Total Fuels from non- renewable sources GRI 302-3 2019 2020² 2021 1,902,970.00 2,381,240.14 2, 27,139.00 751.00 36,865.76 903.43 32,900.49 2,419,009.33 2,250,277.08 1,930,860.00 Energy consumed¹ (GJ) 2019 1,070,000.00 1,070,000.00 Energy sold¹ (GJ) 2019 28,650.24 28,650.24 GRI 302-3 2020 1,220,710.62 2021 1,171,048.11 1,220,710.62 1,171,048.11 GRI 302-3 2020 2021 17,291.20 28,825.06 17,291.20 28,825.06 GRI 302-3 Total energy consumed ¹ (GJ) Fuels from renewable sources Energy consumed Energy sold Total 2019 2020 2021 1,930,860.00 2,419,009.33 2,250,277.08 28,825.06 3,392,500.13 1,070,000.00 1,220,710.62 28,650.24 17,291.20 2,972,209.76 3,622,428.75 1,171,048.11 Energy intensity¹ (GJ/ton of food) GRI 302-3 2019 2020 2021 Ton of food 2,316,858.53 2,648,179.16 2,606,103.66 Energy intensity (within the organization) 1.28 1.37 1.30 WATER AND EFFLUENTS GI GRI 103-2, 103-3 | 303 The Company's management of water resources and effluents aims to ensure that all areas involved take ownership of relevant environmental aspects and are committed to achieving goals -, minimize impacts and pay attention to current legislation. Through an Industrial Management System (SGI) policy, M. Dias Branco sets strategic goals to significantly reduce water consumption at the units. These goals are proposed and monitored by the Company's Executive Office on an annual basis, under the assumption of sustaining good results. Water consumption is one of the performance and bonus indicators for the environment team and the Corporate Quality, Safety and Environment Management (QSMA). Among other initiatives carried out in the year, we highlight the implementation of water consumption indicators focused on critical Brazilian regions, for mapping possible risks of shortages. Our performance is in line with SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), with the definition of priority indicators in 2021. Some of the activities developed include: the reuse of air conditioning water, rainwater, and treated effluents; the use of semi-automatic faucets and double-flow flushing; joint efforts to identify possible leakage points and solve them; and campaigns to raise awareness about waste reduction. Other aspects considered by the Company in the management of water resources include: GRI 303-1, 303-2 Water withdrawal: water, used as raw material, in the processes of heating and cooling, cleaning of machines and utensils, comes from rainwater sources, concessionaires, water trucks (third parties) and artesian wells. For classifying the water-stressed operation areas, M. Dias Branco uses a materiality study performed by a company hired in 2019. Discharge: the water that is not added to the product is transformed into a gaseous effluent that is discharged into the atmosphere, or into a liquid effluent destined for our own treatment or by third parties. The impacts caused by the consumption, generation and discharge of effluents are assessed using a proprietary methodology that follows the precepts of ISO 14001. After identifying impacts, monitoring and actions are defined. M. Dias Branco complies with all legal standards related to the quality of effluent discarge, both at the federal, state and municipal levels. Involvement of stakeholders: the Company carries out employee rasing- awareness campaigns and communication actions with stakeholders external sources, reporting results related to water and its management. Company members are active in River Basin Committees, contributing to the proposition of public policies and following up on monitoring carried out by the relevant agencies. Eusébio/CE Unit features a rainwater harvesting system
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