Understanding online shopper behaviour In the UK, HEINEKEN conducts a number of surveys, working with our customers to better understand the online channel and gauge how effective various trials have been. We know there is a lot that can be done with the cider and beer category to achieve the same success of other categories online, such as baby or frozen food. Challenges for online shopping It can be harder for consumers to see what they're buying online. To overcome this, HEINEKEN in the UK launched improved product images across retailers' websites in 2012. These make it easier and quicker for consumers to see that they're purchasing exactly what they want. Other drinks manufacturers have since followed this merchandising approach, which demonstrates that our commitment to the channel can help raise the bar across the category. Making the virtual beer and cider shelf more engaging Consumers don't always enjoy shopping for cider and beer online. We have invested time in bringing the category to life. In the UK, HEINEKEN has developed a number of collaborations with retailers, including a new landing page on Tesco online called 'Discovery Beer and Cider.' This allows shoppers to experiment within new product areas through, for example, clearer signposting. Working with our customers and thinking differently about e- merchandising means shopping the category can become more engaging. Beer and food: perfect partners In the UK, HEINEKEN has worked with our customers to create reasons to purchase. Linking food and beer is a simple solution online where there are no space restrictions. Ciders and beers have been linked to Edition 2 2013 World of HEINEKEN 21

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