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APU MODY CONSUMER PRODUCTS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT 1

DEL MONTE CONSUMER PRODUCTS Value Proposition ƒ Focused on growing in large, robust categories with well established #1 or #2 share position • Category captaincy – strong retailer partnerships, thought leadership ƒ Powerful brands that are meaningful and delivering consistent earnings • Driving pricing power – steady cash flow generation ƒ Innovation into attractive Health and Wellness consumer trends ƒ Go-to-market platform that has consistently executed and is winning • Maintained all-outlet shares despite growing price premiums ƒ Efficient infrastructure that keeps costs competitive ƒ StarKist business challenge that we are addressing 2

LARGE AND GROWING CATEGORIES We compete in healthy, growing categories in the center store

Consumer Categories Total

$7.6

Broth

+14% +14%

$0.6

Tomatoes

+4% +4%

$1.3

Tuna

+1% +1%

$1.5

Veg

+2% +2%

$1.9

Fruit

$2.3 $0

$1

+4% +4%

$2

+6% +6%

$3

$4

$5

$6

$7

$8

Category Size ($ in billions) Note: Category Growth Rates reflect F04-F07 CAGR. Source: Nielsen Homescan Panel All Outlet Estimates – FY2007.

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STRONG RETAILER PARTNERSHIPS Strong, meaningful brands and thought leadership have ensured category captaincy Category Captain Customer Wal Mart Kroger Safeway (All Divisions) Target Harris-Teeter Meijer Price Chopper (Golub) Publix Schnucks SuperValu Wakefern Winn-Dixie A&P Brookshire (Tyler) Hy-Vee Pathmark Roundy's

Vegetables Tomatoes

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

9 9 9 9 9 9

9

9 9 9 9

Fruit

Seafood

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

9 9

9

9 9 9

9 9 9 9 9 9 4

POWERFUL BRANDS Two powerful consumer brands drive pricing power and support innovation

ƒ Market Share1

#1

#1

ƒ Household Penetration

#1

#1

ƒ Equity Strength Index

108

103

~$1B

~$500M

“Nature’s Nutrition, Made Deliciously Simple”

“The Smarter Protein”

ƒ Size ƒ Brand Equity

Fruit, Vegetables #1; Tomatoes, Broth #2. Source: Nielsen FY2007.

1

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POWERFUL BRANDS Powerful brands have supported significant pricing in the past three years - an average of ~3.5% annually Weighted Average Pricing Actions F05

F06

F07

Fruit

n/a

~6%

~6%

Price Leader

Vegetables

~8%

~5%

n/a

Price Leader

Tomato

~2%

~2%

~8%

Price Leader

Broth

~2%

~5%

~4%

Price Follower

Tuna

~4%

~8%

~5%

Price Leader

TOTAL

~2%

~5%

~4% 6

GO-FORWARD PERFORMANCE DRIVERS Key levers drive topline and margin expansion

Drivers Value-Added Value-Added Innovation Innovation

ƒ Net Sales Growth Effective Effective Go-To-Market Go-To-Market Platform Platform

ƒ Margin Improvement ƒ EPS Growth

Efficient Efficient Infrastructure Infrastructure

ƒ Cash Flow Generation Thought Thought Leadership Leadership

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DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Core consumer forces creating Del Monte opportunity

Big Big Gaps Gaps in in Diets…the Diets…the pyramid pyramid is is upside upside down down

Today’s Today’s Famine Famine is is Time… Time… fewer fewer family family dinners dinners == less less healthy healthy families families

ƒ We are eating • 1/3 the fruits • 2x the sugar

People People want want help help

ƒ 90% want to improve their health ƒ 64% are trying ƒ Only 3% live truly healthy lifestyles 8

DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Del Monte’s healthy products taste great and provide competitive advantage Big Big Gaps Gaps in in Diets…the Diets…the pyramid pyramid is is upside upside down down

Today’s Today’s Famine Famine is is Time… Time… fewer fewer family family dinners dinners == less less healthy healthy families families

Obesity Obesity at at all-time all-time High High

People People want want help help

ƒ Del Monte and StarKist provide delicious, good for you nutrition • Real foods that help fill the gap in today’s diets ƒ Del Monte and StarKist provide quick and convenient meal solutions • More healthy dinners = More healthy families ƒ Preventable with proper nutrition • Del Monte – Fruit, Veg & Tomato • StarKist – Low Fat / High Protein ƒ Del Monte and StarKist offer credible, practical and enjoyable health programs 9

DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Consumer insights and brand platforms create branded businesses platforms to drive scalable innovation Examples

Consumer Insights

Healthy Snacking ƒ Portable; Freeze & Eat

Wholesome Prepared Meals and Sides ƒ Portable; Heat & Serve

Del Monte

Brand Platforms

ƒ Fruit Naturals; Fruit Chillers; Harvest Selections

StarKist ƒ Lunch to Go; Creations

Brand Built platforms supporting cumulative innovation

Business Platforms

ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Technology Sourcing Selling Distribution

ƒ Buildable and scalable ƒ Platform focused ƒ Leverages key assets, including strong brand equities ƒ Resulting innovation fully integrates consumer needs with brand equities 10

DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Refine our thinking to play against bigger opportunities Example: Healthy Snacking

Healthy Snacking $10B+

Fruit ~$2B+

Healthy Snacking Fact: Kids select fruit as #1 preferred healthy snack Source: Nielsen FY2007.

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DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Del Monte Fruit Chillers Consumer Insights ƒ Benefit Platform – Healthy Snacking ƒ Product Platform – Freeze & Eat Brand Platform: Del Monte Fruit Chillers ƒ Focuses Del Monte brand into healthy but tasty shelf-stable snacks Business Platform Incorporates: ƒ Process Technology – Proprietary blending and sealing technology ƒ Sourcing – Existing ƒ Selling - Existing ƒ Distribution - Existing Size Size of of the the Prize Prize Single Serve Plastic Fruit Size: ~$800M Growth: ~14% vs. YAG Source: Nielsen Homescan Panel All Outlet Estimates – FY2007

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DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Del Monte Fruit Naturals Consumer Insights ƒ Benefit Platform – Healthy Snacking ƒ Product Platform – Portable Snacks Brand Platform: Del Monte Fruit Naturals ƒ Extends Del Monte equity into produce aisle, with single serve healthy adult snacks Business Platform Incorporates: ƒ Process Technology – Unique cutting and sealing ƒ Sourcing – Existing ƒ Selling – Dedicated produce salesforce ƒ Distribution – Existing refrigerated Size Size of of the the Prize Prize Value-Added Produce Size: ~$1B+ Growth: ~17% vs. YAG Source: Nielsen Homescan Panel All Outlet Estimates – FY2007

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DRIVER: VALUE-ADDED INNOVATION Del Monte Harvest Selections Consumer Insights ƒ Benefit Platform – Wholesome Prepared Meals and Sides ƒ Product Platform – Heat & Serve Brand Platform: Del Monte Harvest Selections ƒ Extends Del Monte equity into microwavable meals differentiated with 2 vegetable servings Business Platform Incorporates: ƒ Process Technology – Unique formulation and sealing technology ƒ Sourcing – U.S. Partner ƒ Selling - Existing ƒ Distribution – Existing; Currently in test markets

Size Size of of the the Prize Prize Non-prep Microwavable Meals Size: ~$300M Growth: ~27% vs. YAG Source: Nielsen Homescan Panel All Outlet Estimates – FY2007

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DRIVER: EFFECTIVE GO-TO-MARKET PLATFORM Integrated promotion and merchandising programs across multiple channels

Digital Marketing TV Show & DVD

Public Relations

Newspaper Inserts

In-Store Displays

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DRIVER: THOUGHT LEADERSHIP Category thought leadership initiatives drive increased sales for Del Monte and our customers Consumer Aisle Leadership: Vegetable “STAR” Set Before

After

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CONSISTENT PERFORMANCE Superior execution and highly relevant brands enable share maintenance, despite pricing All Outlet Shares vs. Price Gaps to Private Label Fruit

Vegetables

40%

Tomatoes 25%

30%

35% 25%

20%

30% 20%

25%

15%

20%

15% 36%

15%

33%

27%

34%

25%

25%

10%

20%

20%

20%

10% 10%

0%

0%

0% F05

Price Gaps to Private Label1

5%

5%

5%

28%

F06

34%

F07

38%

F05

F06

F07

F05

F06

F07

70%

75%

72%

59%

59%

71%

1. Price gaps to private label for major core fruit, core vegetables and solid tomatoes. Source: Nielsen Homescan Panel All Outlet Estimates – FY2007

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SITUATION ASSESSMENT: STARKIST SEAFOOD Tuna category health historically has been dictated by valueadded innovation and a more “stable” cost environment F03-F06

F03-F06: Category Performance $ Sales

ƒ StarKist experienced consistent levels of profitability • Driven primarily by value-added pouch and specialty • Despite rising fish cost environment

Today

Volume

~+13% ~(2)% ~+1%

Pouch/Specialty “Halves” Total Tuna

~+9% ~(5)% ~(3)%

Rising Fish Cost Environment Light Meat Prices per Short Ton (Skip Jack 4-7.5lbs) 1200 1100

ƒ StarKist experiencing operating margin pressures • Continued rising fish cost environment • Poor pouch innovation • Specialty Tuna label change

1000 900 800 700 600 500 400

Apr-07

Dec-06

Aug-06

Apr-06

Dec-05

Aug-05

Apr-05

Dec-04

Apr-04

Aug-04

Dec-03

Apr-03

Aug-03

Dec-02

Apr-02

Aug-02

Dec-01

Aug-01

Apr-01

Reflects 3 year CAGR 03-06

Dec-00

300

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SITUATION ASSESSMENT: STARKIST SEAFOOD We have defined a strategy to stabilize StarKist Seafood over the next 12 to 18 months Potential Revitalize Pouch Growth

Re-launch Specialty Tuna

Stabilize Halves Business

Steps Taken

ƒ Growth and margin driver ƒ Value-add product orientation ƒ Tuna usage expansion potential

ƒ Convenient and healthy new products ƒ Product and packaging improvements ƒ More integrated marketing with key consumer benefits ƒ Resource allocation aligned with margin contribution of business

ƒ Margin driver ƒ Value-add product orientation ƒ Loyal consumer

ƒ Revised, well-tested label ƒ Improved communication of change to consumer

ƒ Volume driver ƒ Center store traffic generator ƒ Primary source of low-cost protein for millions of Americans

ƒ Drive integrated merchandising across the Tuna category ƒ Resource allocation aligned with margin contribution of business 19

DEL MONTE CONSUMER PRODUCTS Value Proposition ƒ Focused on growing in large, robust categories with well established #1 or #2 share position • Category captaincy – strong retailer partnerships, thought leadership ƒ Powerful brands that are meaningful and delivering consistent earnings • Driving pricing power – steady cash flow generation ƒ Innovation into attractive Health and Wellness consumer trends ƒ Go-to-market platform that has consistently executed and is winning • Maintained all-outlet shares despite growing price premiums ƒ Efficient infrastructure that keeps costs competitive ƒ StarKist business challenge that we are addressing 20

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