1. Sustainable Growth Through Innovation FPPA Annual Conference Industry Panel March 2, 2009

2. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 2 DuPont’s Journey Toward Sustainable Growth 1972 1989 1994 2000 2006 Sustainable Growth The Goal Is ‘0’ Sustainable Growth Market Facing Goals Corporate Environmentalism SHE Commitment Complianc e Renewable Energy, Energy Use Flat Operational Improvements AND Market-facing Improvements Business Integration Value Safety Health Environment

3. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 3 DuPont Sustainability Mission Create shareholder and societal value while reducing the environmental footprint along our value chains.

4. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 4 DuPont Market-Facing “Scorecard” 1.Greenhouse gas emissions 2.Energy consumption 3.Impact on air and water pollution 4.Material consumption & recycled content 5.Non-depletable resources inherent in our product and/or enabled in the value chain 6.Waste generation 7.Ease of disposal; hazardous waste content; recyclability and biodegradability 8.Impact on water quality or consumption 9.Toxicological risk to human health 10.Cradle-to-Gate Product Footprint – Material and energy use, emissions and waste associated with product manufacture and upstream processes. Downstream Assessment Criteria

5. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 5 Example: Reducing our Internal Footprint Water Reductions The use of effluent treatment using microfiltration technology represents a reduction of 60% in underground water use. This represents a savings of 40,000 m3 (10 million gallons) per year. DuPont Engineering Polymers, Uentrop, Germany

6. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 6 Example of Market Facing Goals New Product Offerings Biomax® TPS High-amyloseThermoplastic Starch (TPS) for thermoformed sheets and injection molded parts and packaging Completely degrades on contact with moisture (water degradable, soil degradable, home compostable, industrial compostable) Excellent film-forming properties Antistatic Grease-resistant Tailorable solubility Sustainable Qualifications 10-23% less GHG’s than typical petrochemical-based options (2004, RMIT Univ.) * 90% renewably sourced content by weight Meets U.S. and EU compostability requirement (including home, soil, and marine) The production of Biomax® TPS results in a 54% savings in non-renewable energy on a cradle to grave comparison with a PET tray. Sustainable Qualifications 10-23% less GHG’s than typical petrochemical-based options (2004, RMIT Univ.) * 90% renewably sourced content by weight Meets U.S. and EU compostability requirement (including home, soil, and marine) The production of Biomax® TPS results in a 54% savings in non-renewable energy on a cradle to grave comparison with a PET tray.

7. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 7 DuPont Materials & Systems for Sustainable Packaging Recyclable Lower GHG’s Reduced Energy Material Reduction Green Coatings Compostable Renewably Sourced Packaging & Printing Innovations Across Sustainability Categories

8. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 8 DuPont’s Sustainability Commitment “Many companies say that what’s good for the environment can also be good for business. At DuPont we have a slightly different view – what’s good for business must also be good for the environment and for people everywhere in the world.” Chad Holliday, Chairman

9. Prepared by DuPont Packaging Graphics for FPPA Annual Conference, March 3, 2009 9 Thank You “We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children.”