1. R.C. Bigelow, Inc.

2. Bigelow Consumers are...

3. Bigelow Tea represents 45% of Flavored Tea segment Source: ACNielsen Specialty Tea Category, 52 w/e January 12, 2002 Bigelow Flavored Teas

4. Bigelow Tea represents 17% of Herb Tea segment Source: ACNielsen Specialty Tea Category, 52 w/e January 12, 2002 Bigelow Herb Teas

5. Source: ACNielsen Specialty Tea Category, 52 w/e January 12, 2002 Bigelow Tea represents 18% of the Green Tea segment Bigelow Green Teas

6. Iced teas attract consumers to to the specialty tea category during summer months Primarily focused in southern markets but sold to Stop & Shop, Tops and Giant banners on an in/out basis Bigelow Iced Teas

7. New product that now has 35% distribution and leverages the Bigelow name to a new category Unit volume has increased by 58.5% over the latest 52 week period Bigelow Honey unit sales are up 49.8% in Ahold Nielsen Markets over the latest 13 week period Source: ACNielsen Honey Category, 52 w/e September 29, 2001 Bigelow Honey Spreads

8. Bigelow Dessert Coffees and Estate Teas

9. 1992 $574.7 Specialty Tea accounts for 46.2% of the Total Tea Bag Category and has increased 83% since 1992! 2000 $727.1 $ 390.9 $ 183.8 $ 391.0 $ 336.1 Source: ACNielsen Total US 52 weeks ending 12/12/92 vs. 12/30/00 $ volume is in Millions Total Tea Bag Category Black Tea 68.0% Specialty Tea 32.0% Black Tea 53.8% Specialty Tea 46.2.%

10. Bigelow Food Service

11. Bigelow Leads the Market in Foodservice Traditional FoodserviceOffice Coffee Service Market Based on 2000 Poll of 100 top distributorsBased on survey of top 10 Vend/OCS Distributors The Bigelow Individual Foil Teabag works in Restaurants and Offices, as well as in Retail! Bigelow 71% Lipton 19% All Other 10% Lipton 3% Bigelow 89% All Other 8%

12. Listing of Hotels Where Bigelow is the Exclusive “Specified” Specialty Tea

13. Manufacturing As a Component of the Connecticut Economy Establishments5,657 Employment239,720 Production Workers144,707 Total Annual Payroll ($billion)10.7 Average Hourly Wage ($)16.47 Value Added ($billion)27.1 Value of Shipments ($billion)45.8 Total Capital Expenditures ($billion)1.7

15. Output V. Employment

16. Connecticut Manufacturing Employment Relative to the U.S. 1999-2001 47

17. Employment Multipliers Industry Sector Employment Multiplier Manufacturing2.88 Finance, Insurance and Real Estate 2.48 Transportation, Communication and Utilities 2.42 Trade, Wholesale and Retail1.55 Services1.69 Government1.48

18. Segmentation

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