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2024 BMC Open Enrollment Guide

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YOUR BENEFITS FOR 2024BMC EMPLOYEESFOCUSING ON WHAT MATTERS VIEW ONLINE

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 22024 Bemis Benefits Open EnrollmentOctober 23–November 10, 2023At Bemis, we connue to evaluate and update our benets programs to oer health care opons to meet the diverse needs of our employees. The annual Benets Open Enrollment period is your me to:• Connect with your benets• Learn about what’s new, and• Choose the plans that best meet the needs of you and your familyThis year we are making some important changes that will impact how you choose and use your benets. It is more important than ever to read this guide carefully and aend an upcoming enrollment meeng. The guide will include ps, checklists, new steps you must take when using your medical benets, and enrolling in coverage under the plans. Our goal is to make it easy for you to understand, evaluate, and enroll in your benets.LINDA BLOOMER / Director Benets & PayrollWELCOME!

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 32024 OPEN ENROLLMENT November 10, 2023.Open Enrollment is your annual opportunity to review the benet opons available to you, think about any changes in your personal situaon, and make informed decisions that are right for you and your family. This guide will help you understand the changes being made to our plans for the coming year. We’ve also provided an Enrollment Checklist to help you through the decision-making process. If you sll have quesons, aend an open enrollment meeng. Watch for posted noces for dates and mes. Representaves from Cenvo will be at the meengs to answer your quesons about the new medical plans.The choices you make during benets Open Enrollment stay in eect all year, through December 31, 2024—unless you experience a qualied life event. If you experience a qualied life event, the change must be requested within 31 days of the event. See page 45 for details.See page 44 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON’T ENROLL BY NOVEMBER 10, 2023?You will not be enrolled in the:• New vision plan through EyeMed.• Health Care FSA.• Dependent Care FSA.• Health Savings Account (you must be enrolled in the HDHP medical plan to contribute to this account). Elecons to the HSA are also permied during the year.You will automacally be re-enrolled in the following for 2024:• Your current medical and dental elecons will connue. You will have to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) and acvate under the new plan.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 42024 BENEFIT HIGHLIGHTSMedical PlansIntroducing Cenvo, our new medical plan administrator. Cenvo is an innovave medical plan administrator that provides high-quality care by working directly with local health care providers. We will connue to oer two medical plans for you to choose from, the Guided Care High Performance Plan (HPP) (formerly called PPO Plan) and the Guided Care High Deducble Health Plan (HDHP). With the new plans through Cenvo, you must choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage your care and guide you through the health care system to receive the highest level of benets. Learn more about Cenvo, how to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP), and how our new plans work in the Medical Plan secon on pages 7–23 of this guide.• Deducbles, out-of-pocket maximums, and premiums are changing for the HPP and HDHP plans. Coverage levels are also changing for certain services. Refer to the Medical Plan secon for more details.• The primary care oce visit copayment under the Guided Care High Performance Plan (HPP) will be $5 (currently $30).•  are not changing for 2024. Express Scripts will connue to be the prescripon drug administrator. • You will receive a new medical ID card from Cenvo and it should be used for both medical and prescripon drugs. Wellness Program A change is being made to the incenve that you receive if you complete the Wellness Program requirements and enroll in a Bemis medical plan. The new incenve will be in the form of a reduced monthly medical plan premium (contribuons to the HRA/HSA are no longer available). The deadline for meeng the requirements for the 2024 incenve was September 30, 2023. • Employees not enrolled in a Bemis medical plan in 2024 are eligible for a nal $450 HRA contribuon. • Refer to the Wellness Program Incenve secon, page 30 for informaon on the new requirements and deadlines for receiving the 2025 Wellness Program premium incenve.Dental PlanA new Evidence-Based Integrated Care Plan (EBICP) is being added to the dental plan. The EBICP allows for addional cleanings and topical uoride applicaons for certain medical condions.Orthodonc benets are being added for dependents under age 19.• Premiums are not changing for 2024.See pages 34-37 for details on these changes. Vision PlanA separate vision plan (outside of the medical plan) will be oered through EyeMed, eecve 1/1/2024. • The vision benet under the medical plan is changing. The new EyeMed vision plan replaces many of the vision benets you received under the medical plan, plus will oer many more incenves for your eye care needs. Make sure you understand the changes being made.• You need to make an elecon on your open enrollment form if you would like to have vision coverage through EyeMed.See pages 38-40 for informaon on the new plan. NEWConnued on next pageNEWNEWNEWNEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 52024 BENEFIT HIGHLIGHTSHealth Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)Changes are being made to the HRA. The Plan will no longer be available at the end of 2026. Refer to the HRA secon for more informaon, including a new yearly minimum balance requirement to maintain an acve account prior to 12/31/2026.See pages 31-33 for details on this change. Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)Do you typically have medical, prescripon, dental and vision expenses, or child care expenses that you pay out-of-pocket? Enrolling in a Health Care or Dependent Care FSA can help keep money in your pocket.• If you want to parcipate in the Health Care and/or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), you must enroll for 2024. • The Health Care FSA will allow you to carry over up to a maximum of $610 from the 2023 plan year to 2024. See pages 32-33 for details on Flexible Spending Accounts. Health Savings Account (HSA)Enrolled in the High Deducble Health Plan? Take advantage of contribung to an HSA to save on your out-of-pocket costs or to save money for rerement.• To parcipate, make an elecon during open enrollment or at any me during the year. Contribuons to an HSA roll over year over year, which means no forfeitures.See pages 24-27 for details on the Health Savings Account.Pension PlanEecve 1/1/2024, a lump sum oponal form of payment will be available. The opon will only be available for commencements that begin on or aer this eecve date. Refer to the Pension Plan secon of this guide, page 41, for more details.NEED TO KNOWAre you enrolling your spouse in 2024? If so, be sure you understand the medical plan spousal provisions. Medical claims will not be paid for an enrolled spouse who does not meet the spousal criteria. See page 43 for details on Spousal Secondary Coverage and the denion of a Dependent.NEWNEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 6YOUR OPEN ENROLLMENT CHECKLISTBe Sure To Complete Your Enrollments By The November 10th DeadlineDo your prep work.• Are you making a change to the dependents you cover under your plans? Gather complete names and Social Security Numbers.• If you plan to cover a spouse, review the spousal provisions (page 43) of the medical plan to be sure your spouse meets the eligibility requirements. If you are adding a spouse to your medical coverage, you must complete a Spousal Medical Insurance Coverage Statement form. Contact HR-Corporate Benets to obtain a form. • Review the denion of a dependent (page 43) to be sure they are eligible under the medical, dental, and vision plans.Learn about the changes to the medical plan and the new • The current PPO plan is now called the Guided Care HPP Plan.• Review and compare both opons. Make elecon changes, if necessary. • You will have to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage your health care with both plans. Check to make sure your PCP is in-network at .• Check to make sure you are enrolled in the correct coverage levels or do you want to waive coverage.• If necessary, add or cancel coverage for your spouse or dependents.• In January make sure you acvate your PCP with Cenvo. as your primary care provider. Learn about the new vision plan.• You will have to make an elecon to enroll in coverage. • Understand the changes to vision coverage under the medical plan.Save money by enrolling in a Health Care or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA). • You must enroll each year to parcipate.Contribute to a Health Savings Account, if enrolled in the HDHP.• Take advantage of triple tax savings.• Be sure your beneciaries are up-to-date. Did you have a change in your marital status or a change in dependents? These events may be reasons to evaluate your beneciary designaons.• Consider increasing your contribuon percentage. Changes can be made at any me during the year. Use the tools on the Principal website to plan for and understand your rerement readiness.• Be sure to designate a beneciary for your account on the Principal website or by calling Principal Customer Service at 800-547-7754.• Watch for posted noces for dates and mes.• Representaves from Cenvo will be at the open enrollment meengs.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 7YOUR OPEN ENROLLMENT CHECKLISTThere are two medical plan opons available to benet-eligible BMC employees. Both plans are considered High Performance Plans (HPPs). When making your 2024 medical plan elecons, you can choose from:• The Cenvo Guided Care High Deducble Health Plan (HDHP)• The Cenvo Guided Care HPP Plan (formerly called PPO)Each Cenvo Guided Care medical plan gives you access to coverage for the same comprehensive range of services, including medical, hospital, behavioral health, and prescripon drugs (provided through Express Scripts).Both Guided Care medical plans require you to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) then acvate your choice with Cenvo for you and each of your dependents covered under the plan. Your PCP will guide your care and provide any necessary referrals; referring you to the right places and helping you to get quality, in-network specialists when needed. Certain services do not require a referral, such as behavioral health, OB/GYN, and urgent and emergency care. More informaon and a complete list of services not requiring a referral is available under the Medical Plan secon. Your PCP will monitor your care with all health care providers. Make sure you understand how the plans work to avoid addional out-of-pocket costs.The Guided Care HPP Plan provides a higher level of coverage and therefore, the monthly premiums are higher.The Guided Care HDHP provides the same type of benets as the HPP plan but may have higher out-of-pocket costs and therefore the monthly premiums are lower. To determine which plan is best for you, review and compare monthly premiums, deducbles, out-of-pocket maximums, the Medical Plan Comparison Charts, the claim examples, your family’s medical plan usage, the Summary of Benets and Coverage documents, and your interest in being able to contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA) that provides signicant tax advantages. See pages 16-17 that is right for you and your family.MEDICAL PLANNEWUnder the new Guided Care medical plans you must choose a PCP for each person covered under your plan. The process of choosing a PCP is called Acvang. You acvate with Cenvo once the new plan year begins.There are higher out-of-pocket costs for not acvang or receiving the required referrals. Make sure you understand how the new plans work.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 8Cenvo will send you a Welcome Kit later in December which includes your medical ID card (this card will also be your prescripon drug ID Card), and instrucons on how to acvate (designate your PCP with Cenvo). Acvang is the process of selecng and designang your Primary Care Physician (PCP) with Cenvo. All covered family members need to acvate with a PCP, including dependents, for access to the highest levels under the plan. How it Works Primary Care Physician (PCP). There are three easy ways to create an account and acvate.• On the member portal at .• On the Cenvo app.• By calling Cenvo Member Care at 833-716-2159. Helpful Tips Before Activating • Check to see if your current PCP provider(s) is in-network. If you or your covered family members don’t have a PCP, or your PCP is no longer in-network, it’s important to establish a new relaonship as soon as possible.• Refer to the Searching for a Provider instrucons to look for in-network providers. Remember, the providers at the Everside Health clinic are considered in-network.• Have your medical ID card available and the dates of birth for all covered dependents available.• Refer to the instrucons How it Works to create a Cenvo account. To Activate Your Account Follow these instrucons to create a Cenvo account and acvate. You’ll need the informaon included in your Welcome kit.• Go to • Click “First me? Click here”• Enter Name, Date of Birth, ID number, and Zip Code• Enter email address and choose communicaon preference.• Create username and password.• Click Create Account, Verify Account, Login• Search for a doctor by name or enter your preferences to search by locaon, specialty, and gender.• Click “Choose this Provider” when you nd the doctor you want. • Connue this process for everyone covered on your plan (dependents). PCP Information Cenvo plans are built around a partnership between you and your personally selected Primary Care Team. It’s important that you and all covered family members have a Primary Care Provider (PCP) before you acvate your account. Begin the process now to check that your current provider is in-network under the new plans or establish a relaonship with a new PCP so that you receive care at the highest benet levels under the plans beginning in January. Care received at an in-network provider who is not your subject to higher out-of-pocket costs.The Bemis medical plans use the Cenvo WI-2 network which is comprised of high-quality providers including the providers at the Everside Health Clinics and Cenvo’s Virtual Primary Care Providers. Health systems included in the Cenvo WI-2 network include Ascension, Children’s Wisconsin, Froedtert, Hospital Sisters Health System (St. Nicholas Hospital), Independent Physicians Network, Medical College of Wisconsin, Prevea Health, and ProHealth Care. Searching for a Provider You can search for in-network providers online at or by calling Cenvo Member Care at 833-716-2159. Once the plan year begins and you create your account with Cenvo, you’ll access this informaon in the Cenvo app at  or by  Mobile App Information Once the new year begins, all Cenvo members have access to the Cenvo mobile app, a powerful tool to put all of your health plan informaon at your ngerps. Here’s how to download the app.• Download the app by texng DOWNLOAD to 65021, by vising your app store, or by going to .• Here are just some of the things you can do on the app: + Choose your primary care provider and acvate.+ Access a digital ID card.+ Search for in-network providers.+ View details about your plan coverage.+ View referrals.+ View your care history and Explanaon of Benets statements (EOBs).+ Send a message to Cenvo Member Care.MEDICAL PLANFOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:Cenvo Member Care 833-716-2159Monday–Friday: 7am to 8pm CT

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 9Deductible and Out-of-Pocket Maximum Changes to the High Performance Medical Plan (HPP)The annual deducbles will be changing as outlined in the table below, eecve January 1, 2024.Out-of-Pocket Maximums (OOPMs): The annual out-of-pocket maximums (OOPMs) will be changing as outlined in the table below, eecve January 1, 2024.Out-of-Pocket Maximums (OOPMs): The annual out-of-pocket maximums (OOPMs) will be changing as outlined in the table below, eecve January 1, 2024.Deductible and Out-of-Pocket Maximum Changes to the High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)The annual deducbles will be changing as outlined in the table below, eecve January 1, 2024. Coverage level Current 2024 Current 2024Employee Only $625 $700 $875 $1,400Family* $1,325 $1,400 $1,825 $2,800HPP Guided Care In-Network OOPM** HPP Out-of-Network OOPMCoverage level Current 2024 Current 2024Employee Only $3,225 $3,500 $3,975 $7,000Family* $6,525 $7,000 $8,025 $14,000HDHP Guided Care In-Network OOPM** HDHP Out-of-Network OOPMCoverage level Current 2024 Current 2024Employee Only $3,200 $4,100 $3,950 $8,200Family* $6,400 $8,200 $7,900 $16,400 Coverage level Current 2024 Current 2024Employee Only $1,500 $1,600 $1,750 $3,200Family* $3,000 $3,200 $3,500 $6,400 * Family coverage is any coverage level other than Employee Only.** Your out-of-pocket costs (excluding deducble) for in-network unguided care will apply to the out-of-network out-of-pocket maximum, however, the total out-of-pocket maximum between in-network guided care and in-network unguided care will not exceed the ACA out-of-pocket maximum limits for essenal health benets.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 10CHANGES TO THE GUIDED CARE HIGH PERFORMANCE PLANSPerformance Plan (formerly the PPO) will have the following changes.• The oce visit copayment will be reduced from $30 to $5.• The following services will be subject to the deducble and coinsurance:+ Inpaent hospitalizaon and preadmission tesng.+ Outpaent surgery+ Claims associated with accidental injury+ Ambulance services+ Chemotherapy and Radiaon Therapy+ Inpaent Hospice professional services• The fourth quarter deducble carryover provision will be eliminated.• The insured spouse premiums for employee + insured spouse and employee + family (insured spouse) will no longer be available. Employees who cover a spouse as secondary on the Bemis medical plan will pay the premium for the applicable coverage level; employee + spouse or employee + family. will have the following changes:• Chiropracc care will no longer be subject to medical necessity. The 18 visits per calendar year limit remains.• Vision coverage: A new separate vision plan will be oered through EyeMed (requires an acve elecon during open enrollment). Coverage under the medical plan for vision will be limited to an exam (roune and diagnosc) and will be subject to the deducble and coinsurance. No coverage will be available for vision hardware.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 11Remember, the premiums you pay for medical coverage are only one factor to consider when deciding which plan is right for you. It’s important to evaluate each plan before you enroll. See pages 16-17 for information on How to Choose a Medical Plan.MEDICAL PLAN PREMIUMSPer the 2023 contract negoaons, the medical plan monthly premiums are listed below.The Wellness Program Incenve was changed to a Monthly Premium Incenve. To receive the lowest premiums under your elected plan, you must have met the Wellness Program requirements by the deadline (refer to the Wellness Program Incenve secon for details). When reviewing the premiums below, make sure you are looking at the chart based on your Wellness Program eligibility.COMPLETEDCoverage Level Guided Care HDHP Plan Guided Care HPP PlanEmployee Only $8 $78Employee + Spouse $58 $188Employee + Child(ren) $53 $168Family — Employee + Spouse + Child(ren) $73 $238NOT COMPLETEDCoverage Level Guided Care HDHP Plan Guided Care HPP PlanEmployee Only $50 $120Employee + Spouse $100 $230Employee + Child(ren) $95 $210Family — Employee + Spouse + Child(ren) $115 $2802024 Monthly and Annual Premium Comparison: HDHP Premium Savings versus the HPP Plan PremiumCoverage Level Monthly Savings Annual SavingsEmployee Only $70 $840Employee + Spouse $130 $1,560Employee + Child(ren) $115 $1,380Family — Employee + Spouse + Child(ren) $165 $1,980

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 12MEDICAL PLAN COVERAGE OVERVIEWThese charts compare the basic provisions of the Cenvo Medical Plan opons. The amounts shown in the tables reect your out-of-pocket cost for services unless otherwise indicated. PCP referrals are required for services except for urgent care; emergency care; OB/GYN care; behavioral health care; chiropracc care; physical, occupaonal, and speech therapy; alternave medicine covered by the plan; lab, x-rays, and other covered tests ordered by your designated primary care doctor or a specialist for which you had a referral, and pre-cercaon may be required depending on the diagnosc test.Coverage for in-network unguided care will be at the out-of-network benet levels (except for the deducble) and will apply to the out-of-network out-of-pocket maximum, however, the total combined out-of-pocket maximum between in-network guided care and in-network unguided care will not exceed the ACA out-of-pocket maximum limits for essenal health benets.  * In-Network and Out-of-Network deducble and Out-of-Pocket maximums accumulate separately.** Retail pharmacy 90-day supply available at 3x the 30-day supply cost.All covered benets are subject to medical necessity as determined by the claims administrator. In-Network Guided Care Out-of-NetworkAnnual Deducble* (Family coverage is any coverage level other than Employee Only). No Individual cap appliesIndividual: $1,600Family: $3,200Individual: $3,200Family: $6,400Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum* (Family coverage is any coverage other than Employee Only). Individual cap appliesIndividual: $4,100Family: $8,200Individual: $8,200Family: $16,400Coinsurance 25% 45%Prevenve Care (per ACA guidelines) Covered at 100%; deducble does not apply Deducble; then 45% coinsurancePCP Oce Visit (includes mental health oce visits and virtual or telephonic visits)Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceCenvo Virtual Primary Care Visits $0; deducble does not apply N/ASpecialist Oce Visit Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceLab and X-rays Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceOutpaent Surgery Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceInpaent Hospitalizaon (including Mental Health & Chemical Dependency)Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceUrgent Care Deducble; then 25% coinsuranceDeducble; then 45% coinsurance In-network benets apply if out of area.Emergency Room (copay waived if admied)Deducble; then 25% coinsurance + $200 copayIn-network deducble; then 25% coinsurance + $200 copayAmbulance Deducble; then 25% coinsuranceIn-network Deducble; then 25% coinsuranceChiropractor (limited to 18 visits per calendar year) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceDurable Medical Equipment Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceHome Health Care (maximum 40 visits per calendar year) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceMental Health and Chemical Dependency: Outpaent Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceTherapy (occupaonal, physical, speech, respiraon) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceTherapy (chemotherapy and radiaon) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceVision Exam Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 25% coinsurancePrescripon Drugs (In-Network medical deducble and out-of-pocket maximum applies)Retail Pharmacy (Up to a 30-day supply)** Mail Order (31 to 90-day supply)Generic Deducble; then $10 copay Deducble; then $10 copaySingle-Source Brand 25% aer deducble 25% aer deducbleMul-Source Brand 30% aer deducble 30% aer deducblePrevenve Prescripon Drugs covered under the Aordable Care Act (ACA) are covered at 100%. Covered prescripon drugs that are listed on the Express Scripts CDH Prevenve Medicaons—Standard Plus list are covered without deducble. Only the applicable copayment or coinsurance will apply.The SaveOnSP program is not available.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 13 * In-Network and Out-of-Network deducbles and Out-of-Pocket maximums accumulate separately** Retail pharmacy, 90-day supply available at 3x the 30-day supply cost.All covered benets are subject to medical necessity as determined by the claims administrator. In-Network Guided Care Out-of-NetworkAnnual Deducble* (Family coverage is any coverage level other than Employee Only) Individual cap appliesIndividual: $700Family: $1,400Individual: $1,400Family: $2,800Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum* (Family coverage is any coverage other than Employee Only) Individual cap appliesIndividual: $3,500Family: $7,000Individual: $7,000Family: $14,000Coinsurance 25% 45%Prevenve Care (per ACA guidelines) Covered at 100% Deducble; then 45% coinsurancePCP Oce Visit (includes mental health oce visits and virtual or telephonic visits)$5 copay per visit Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceCenvo Virtual Primary Care Visits $0; deducble does not apply N/ASpecialist Oce Visit Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceLab and X-rays Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceOutpaent Surgery Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceInpaent Hospitalizaon (including Mental Health & Chemical Dependency)Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceUrgent Care Deducble; then 25% coinsuranceDeducble; then 45% coinsurance In-network benets apply if out of areaEmergency Room (copay waived if admied)Deducble; then 25% coinsurance + $200 copayIn-network deducble; then 25% coinsurance + $200 copayAmbulance Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceChiropractor (limited to 18 visits per calendar year) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceDurable Medical Equipment Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceHome Health Care (maximum 40 visits per calendar year) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceMental Health and Chemical Dependency: Outpaent Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceTherapy (occupaonal, physical, speech, respiraon) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceTherapy (chemotherapy and radiaon) Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 45% coinsuranceVision Exam Deducble; then 25% coinsurance Deducble; then 25% coinsurancePrescripon Drugs (In-Network medical deducble and out-of-pocket maximum applies); excludes SaveOnSP drugsRetail Pharmacy (Up to a 30-day supply**) Mail Order (31 to 90-day supply)Generic $10 copay (no deducble) $10 copay (no deducble)Single-Source Brand 25% aer deducble 25% aer deducbleMul-Source Brand 30% aer deducble 30% aer deducblePrevenve Prescripon Drugs covered under the Aordable Care Act (ACA) are covered at 100%. SaveOnSP Specialty Pharmacy Copay Assistance Program. Applies to specialty drugs on the SaveOnSP list. 30% coinsurance does not apply towards sasfying deducbleEnrolled in SaveOnSP $0 SaveOnSP monitors for no costNot enrolled in SaveOnSP 30% coinsurance (does not count towards sasfying your deducble or OOPM)MEDICAL PLAN COVERAGE OVERVIEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 14Telehealth care for urgent care or Talk Therapy (must be age 18+ for Talk Therapy) will be available through Walmart Health Virtual Care. Walmart Health offers telehealth medical care with convenient and quick access to a provider by video or phone. Medical care is available 24/7/365 and therapy visits can be scheduled in as few as 72 hours. You’ll be connected to a licensed, board-certified provider. There is no cost for Walmart Health Virtual Care. The benefits of Telehealth include on-demand consultations with licensed, board-certified local providers, and avoiding costly emergency room or urgent care visits for minor conditions. Medications (if needed) can be prescribed and sent to your local pharmacy.TELEHEALTH VIRTUAL CARE PROVIDER WALMART HEALTH VIRTUAL CAREVIRTUAL TALK THERAPY SERVICESNEWWalmart Health Virtual Care can provide much-needed behavioral health care through talk therapy in the comfort and privacy of your home. Licensed professional counselors, clinical social workers, licensed marriage and family therapists, and other equivalent licensed professionals are available to help treat conditions such as ADD/ADHD, addiction, anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders. • You can read bios and schedule a visit with a provider that matches your needs.• Access a therapist in as few as 72 hours.• Develop a treatment plan with your therapist by the second visit.• Check in on progress via follow-up visits with the same therapist for ongoing care.Access via the Centivo Health Hub to start using your Virtual Care benefits. How it Works • Access Walmart Health Virtual Care from the Centivo app or my.centivo.com.• Select Health Hub at the top of the screen.• Select Medicine—Walmart Health Virtual Care (you will already be signed in).You should always access Walmart Health Virtual Care from the Cenvo Health Hub in the Cenvo app or member portal to ensure your benet is appropriately applied. Your access link is unique to you and will not work if copied and pasted.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 15The Bemis medical plans (Guided Care HDHP and Guided Care HPP Plans) oer a voluntary second opinion program to help you achieve the best outcomes for your care. You have an exclusive membership to 2nd.MD from Accolade; a virtual expert medical consultaon and navigaon service. The service is condenal, fast, and no addional cost to you. You will be connected with a board-cered, elite specialist for a virtual expert medical consultaon via phone or video from the comfort of home.2nd.MD from Accolade specializes in medical certainty by providing access to elite specialists for quesons about:• Diseases, cancer, or chronic condions• Surgeries or procedures• Medicaons and treatment plansWhen dealing with illness, injury or chronic pain, 2nd.MD makes it easy to get a virtual expert medical consultaon from the best in medicine. 2nd.MD can help when you have medical quesons like:• Do I have the right diagnosis?• Am I on the best treatment path and medicaons?• Is this surgery or procedure the best opon for me?Millions of paents are on a subopmal treatment plan or are misdiagnosed each year. 2nd.MD experts are industry leaders across hundreds of subspeciales and thousands of condions like:• Knee, hip, ankle surgery• Cancer• Heart disease & stroke• Digesve problems• Women’s health (pregnancy, ferlity, menopause)• Immunological disorders (type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthris)• Mental health issues• And many more!SECOND OPINION PROGRAM97%of users would recommend 2nd.MD to family or friends*87%of 2nd.MD consults result in improved treatment plans*33%of 2nd.MD consults lead to an alternate diagnosis** 2nd.MD’s Book of Business Stascs 2020 How it Works 1. Acvate your account and request a consult. Visit 2nd.md/Bemis, download the 2nd.MD app via App Store or Google Play, or call 866-841-2575.2. Speak with a nurse. Just explain your medical issues and an experienced nurse will handle the rest, including collecng medical records and connecng you with a leading specialist who is an expert in your condion.3. Consult with a leading specialist. Get informaon about your diagnosis, treatment plan, and next steps in care from a naonally recognized specialist. Consult via video or phone at a me that works best for you, including evenings and weekends!Aer your consultaon you will receive a wrien summary of your consultaon so you’re prepared for a conversaon with your treang doctor or, 2nd.MD can refer you to another in-network doctor in your area.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 16 New Plans: Both Guided Care medical plans require you to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) (called acvang) for you and each of your dependents covered under the plan. Your PCP will guide your care and provide any necessary referrals; helping you get to quality, in-network specialists when needed (see below for certain services that do not require a referral). Your PCP will monitor your care with all healthcare providers. Make sure you understand how the plans work to avoid addional out-of-pocket costs. Choosing your medical plan is an important decision; take the me to read all of the informaon in this open enrollment guide and aend an open enrollment meeng so you can make an informed decision. Bemis oers two medical plans—the Guided Care High Deducble Health Plan (HDHP) and the Guided Care High Performance Plan (HPP). Both plans are administered by Cenvo and use the Cenvo WI-2 network. Both of the Guided Care plans: HDHP and HPP (formerly called the PPO Plan), require you to choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage your care and obtain any required referrals. When you need care outside of your PCP, your physician will refer you to quality in-network specialists. Cenvo will ask you to Acvate your PCP in January. See pages 7-8 in this guide for details on choosing your PCP and Acvang with Cenvo for the highest level of benets. If you do not acvate with a PCP or do not receive the required PCP referrals, you will have higher out-of-pocket costs. Refer to the Medical Plan Coverage Overview charts and the Summary of Benets Coverage documents for informaon on how benets are covered.Services Not Requiring a Referral• Urgent care• Emergency care• OB/GYN care• Behavioral health care• Chiropracc care• Physical, occupaonal, and speech therapy• Alternave medicine covered by the plan• Lab, x-rays, and other covered tests but your designated primary care doctor or a specialist for which you had a referral must order these services, and pre-cercaon may be required depending on the diagnosc test.What Happens if I Don’t Get the Required Referrals for In-Network Care or Don’t Use If you DO NOT obtain the required PCP referrals, or see a PCP other than the one you acvated with Cenvo, you will have higher out-of-pocket costs even if you used an in-network provider. If you see an in-network provider without a PCP referral, or see a PCP who you have not acvated, your coverage will be at the out-of-network benet levels (except for the deducble) and will apply to the out-of-network out-of-pocket maximum.* * The total combined out-of-pocket maximum between in-network guided care and in-network unguided care will not exceed the ACA out-of-pocket maximum limits for essenal health benets.CHOOSING YOUR MEDICAL PLANMake sure you understand the  not receiving the required PCP referrals or seeing a PCP that you  an in-network provider. There are higher out-of-pocket costs.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 17Plan Feature HDHP HPP Plan ConsiderationsMonthly PremiumsLower than the HPP PlanHigher than the HDHPThe HDHP has lower monthly premiums than the HPP Plan. This is one consideraon when deciding which plan is best for you and your family. If you choose the HDHP, it is recommended that you contribute the dierence in premiums to your Health Savings Account for future out-of-pocket expenses or saved for health care expenses in rerement.Health Savings Account (HSA)Make pre-tax contribuons to the HSA through payroll deduconsNot availableAn HSA allows for triple-tax savings. Contribuons are pre-tax, earnings grow tax-free, and funds can be used for eligible expenses or saved as part of your rerement health strategy. The funds are yours to keep.Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)Not availableA new Wellness Program Incentive is available and no further contributions are being made to the HRA for medical plan participants beginning in 2024.Refer to the HRA and Wellness Program Incenve secons of this guide for the important changes made to these benets and how they impact you. Deductible/Out-of-Pocket Maximum (OOPM)Deductibles and OOPMs are higher than the HPPDeductibles and OOPMs are lower than the HDHPThe deducble and the out-of-pocket maximums are lower in the HPP Plan. Based on your ancipated claims, are you comfortable with the higher deducble and OOPM, if enrolling in the HDHP?Consider the lower HDHP premiums and the ability to take advantage of a Health Savings Account.Family caps on Deductible and Out-of-Pocket MaximumIndividual cap only applies to the OOPMIndividual caps apply to the deductible and OOPMPlan CoverageBoth plans cover the same health care services (office visits, prescriptions, hospitalizations, etc.), just at different benefit payment levels such as deductibles and coinsurance.Things to Consider When Choosing Your Medical PlanConsider the following when you are deciding between the Guided Care HDHP and the Guided Care HPP plans:1. Factor in more than your monthly contribuon when thinking about cost. Consider copays, coinsurance, and deducbles. 2. Consider how, and how oen, you use health care services.3. Look ahead to the coming year. Thinking of having a baby? Any planned surgeries in the coming year? What medicaons do you take on a regular basis?4. Your ability or comfort level to pay for health care expenses up to the plan out-of-pocket limit—should that situaon occur.5. Triple tax-advantaged savings oered by the Health Savings Account (HSA)—available with the HDHP giving you a way to save for health care costs now and in the future.Be sure to read through this guide and review the Medical Plan Coverage Overview charts, and the Summary of Benets and Coverage documents to understand the dierences in how benets are paid.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 18 Health Plan (HDHP)The Guided Care HDHP can be paired with a Health Savings Account (HSA)—a powerful tax-advantaged savings tool. The Guided Care HDHP along with a HSA is designed to give you more control over your health care decisions. You decide whether to pay for your health care expenses with funds in your HSA or out-of-pocket, saving the money in your account for another day. See pages 24-27 in this guide for details on Health Savings Accounts.How the HDHP Health Plan WorksTo help you understand how the plan works so you can make an informed decision regarding your medical plan elecon for 2024, please read through all of the following informaon regarding the HDHP and the Health Savings Account opon.In order to be considered a qualied plan for purposes of contribung to a Health Savings Account, the plan is required to meet certain criteria. This includes the deducble, out-of-pocket maximum, and how the plan pays for benets it covers. Connue reading to understand how the HDHP works. You should also review the two Medical Plan Coverage Overview charts in this guide and the Summary of Benets and Coverage documents.The HDHP requires that all covered services be applied to the deducble before any benets are paid by the plan. You will pay for covered services up to the full annual deducble (employee only or family coverage) before the plan begins to pay. This includes prescripon drugs and services provided at Everside Health and the Health and Wellness Center (HWC). There are some excepons to this rule which are idened under Excepons. Once the annual deducble is met, the plan will pay for covered services at the applicable coinsurance or copay level unl you reach the out-of-pocket maximum. Prevenve services are covered at 100%. If you have family coverage (any coverage level other than employee only), you are required to meet the full family annual deducble before the plan begins to pay. There is no individual cap. For example, if only one person within the family incurs claims, the full family annual deducble must be met before the plan will begin to pay. If more than one person in the family incurs claims, all the claims are accumulated together unl the family annual deducble is met. This is dierent from the HPP plan which allows for each member in a family plan to have an individual deducble cap. Once the deducble has been met, the plan will pay at the applicable coinsurance level for each individual unl the out-of-pocket maximum is met.Annual Out-of-Pocket MaximumThe HDHP annual out-of-pocket maximum works similar to the HPP plan. All covered services under the plan that you pay for out-of-pocket will apply to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. This includes your deducble, coinsurance, and copayments for both medical and prescripon drugs. Once the annual out-of-pocket maximum is met, the plan will pay for covered services at 100% for the remainder of the plan year. The annual out-of-pocket maximum allows for an individual cap on family coverage, same as the HPP.If you have family coverage (any coverage level other than employee only), each family member will be capped at the employee only out-of-pocket maximum. Once a covered family member meets the employee only out-of-pocket maximum, the plan will pay for covered services at 100% for that family member. The claims for each individual in the family will accumulate together unl the full family out-of-pocket maximum is met. Once the full family out-of-pocket maximum is met, the plan will pay for covered services at 100% for the remainder of the plan year for all covered family members.All covered services must be applied to the deducble before the plan will begin to pay. This is true for prescripon drugs including generic prescripons. It’s important that you are aware of the cost of any prescripons that you take as you will pay 100% of the cost unl the annual deducble has been met. Once the deducble has been met, the plan will pay for prescripons based upon the coverage er they are in (i.e., generic, single-source brand, mul-source brand). There are some excepons to this rule which are idened under Excepons on the following page. Prescripons covered under the Aordable Care Act (ACA) are covered at 100%.In addion, covered prevenve prescripon drugs listed on the Express Scripts CDH Prevenve Medicaons—Standard Plus list are covered without a deducble. Only the applicable copayment or coinsurance will apply. Lists are available by contacng Human Resources—Corporate Benets. It is also available on the Bemis intranet. 

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 19Everside Health and the Health and Wellness Center (HWC)The services at the Everside Health clinic and the Bemis Health and Wellness Center are also subject to the deducble. This includes the services provided by Everside Health and physical therapy and diean services provided by Prevea.However, prevenve services are covered at 100% and are not subject to the deducble. Once you have met the annual deducble, services at the HWC will be covered at 100%. Refer to the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) secon for cost of services.Everside HealthWhen you receive services from an Everside Health provider, you will be asked for your medical ID card. Your ID card will idenfy you as an HDHP parcipant. The sta at the HWC will be able to verify with Cenvo if your deducble has been met at the me of your visit.If applicable, Everside will send you a bill for your visit and submit a claim to Cenvo so that your payment can be applied to your deducble. Once you have met your deducble, any future HWC services will be covered at 100%. Prevea (Physical Therapy or When you receive services from Prevea, you will be asked for your medical ID card. Your ID card will idenfy you as a HDHP parcipant. You will be required to pay for your physical therapy or diean services at the me of your appointment. You can use your HSA debit card, a credit card, or a personal check. If you have already met your deducble, it will be necessary to provide a copy of your Explanaon of Benets showing the deducble has been sased. Once you have met your deducble, any future HWC services will be covered at 100%.In general, you must sasfy your deducble before the plan will begin to pay for covered services. The following excepons to this rule apply:• Prevenve care is covered at 100%.• Prevenve prescripon drugs covered under the Aordable Care Act (ACA) are covered at 100%.• Covered prescripon drugs that are listed on the Express Scripts CDH Prevenve Medicaons—Standard Plus list are covered at their applicable copayment or coinsurance level. They are not subject to the deducble. Refer to the Express Scripts Consumer Directed Healthcare (CDH) Prevenve Medicaons—Standard Plus list. To obtain a copy of the list, contact Human Resources—Corporate Benets. It is also available on the Bemis intranet. Covered services not listed above are subject to the deducble before the plan begins to pay.• Walmart Health Virtual Care (Urgent Care and Talk Therapy) are covered at 100%. You must access these services through the Centivo app or website for 100% coverage.Under the HDHP, the plan will coordinate benets with other plans on a non-duplicang basis. In addion, internal coordinaon of benets is not available. You are eligible to enroll as an employee or a dependent, but not both.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 20The Guided Care HPPThe Guided Care HPP allows for services to be covered dierently than the HDHP. Some of the coverage levels under the HPP do not apply to the deducble. For example, the oce visit copayment and generic prescripon drugs. You can compare the coverage level dierences between the HDHP and the HPP plan by reviewing both of the Medical Plan Coverage Overview charts and the Summary of Benets and Coverage documents. The HPP is not considered a qualied plan for purposes of contribung to a Health Savings Account, however, you can contribute to a Health Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to take advantage of paying for out-of-pocket medical expenses with pre-tax dollars. More informaon on FSA’s is covered later is this guide.How the HPP WorksThe HPP plan provides an individual cap on deducbles and out-of-pocket maximums for family coverage levels. All family members contribute towards sasfying the full family deducble and out-of-pocket maximum.The HPP plan provides an individual cap on deducbles for family coverage (all coverage levels other than employee only). This means that the plan caps each family member at the employee only deducble amount. Once the employee only deducble has been met, the plan pays at the applicable coinsurance level for that family member. All family members contribute towards sasfying the full family deducble. Once the full family deducble has been sased, the plan pays at the applicable coinsurance level for all covered family members.Annual Out-of-Pocket MaximumThe annual out-pocket maximum also has an individual cap for family coverage levels (all coverage levels other than employee only). This means that the plan caps each family member at the employee only out-of-pocket amount. All family members contribute towards sasfying the full family out-of-pocket maximum. Once the full family amount has been sased, the plan pays 100% for covered services for all covered family members.The HPP provides for prescripon drug coverage through Express-Scripts. Your cost sharing for prescripons will be based on the prescripon you ll; generic, single-source brand, mul-source brand, or specialty. Refer to the Medical Plan Coverage Overview chart and the Summary of Benets and Coverage document for how the plan covers prescripon drugs. The plan oers certain specialty drugs through the SaveOnSP Specialty Pharmacy Copay Assistance Program. If you are taking a prescripon that is on the SaveOnSP list and enroll in SaveOnSP, your prescripon will be covered for no cost. If you choose not to enroll in SaveOnSP, you will be required to pay a 30% coinsurance and the amount you pay will not count toward sasfying any out-of-pocket costs. Everside Health and the Health and Wellness Center (HWC)Services at Everside Health and the Bemis Health and Wellness Center are available to you and dependents you cover under the Bemis medical plan without costs. Refer to the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) for more informaon.HOW THE HPP WORKS

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 21Annual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claims exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $840HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket N/A $225Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $615CLAIM EXAMPLE 2 (Employee Only Coverage) Assumptions: Incurs claims totaling $3,500.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $3,500 $3,500Plan Pays $2,100 $1,425Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $1,600Coinsurance $700 $475Total $1,400 $2,075HDHP out-of-pocket cost is $675 higher than HPPAnnual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claims exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $840HDHP higher claims out-of- pocket N/A $675Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $165CLAIM EXAMPLE 1 (Employee Only Coverage) Assumptions: Incurs claims totaling $1,000.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $1,000 $1,000Plan Pays $225 $0Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $1,000Coinsurance $75 $0Total $775 $1,000HDHP out-of-pocket cost is $225 higher than HPPMedical Plan Claim Comparisons Between the HDHP and the HPPThe tables that follow provide examples of the total cost dierence between the two plans for individuals with dierent health care needs. They do not consider costs for prescripon drugs, services at the HWC, and services in the HPP Plan that have coverage levels other than deducble and coinsurance. The examples also show the dierence in costs between the HPP and HDHP plans when the premium savings are taken into consideraon.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 22CLAIM COMPARISONSAnnual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claims exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $840HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket N/A $600Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $240CLAIM EXAMPLE 3 (Employee Only Coverage) Assumptions: Incurs claims totaling $15,000.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $15,000 $15,000Plan Pays $11,500 $10,900Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $1,600Coinsurance $2,800 $2,500Total $3,500 $4,100HDHP out-of-pocket cost is $600 higher than HPPAnnual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claim exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $1,980HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket N/A $225Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $1,755CLAIM EXAMPLE 4 (Family Coverage) Assumptions: One person incurs claims totaling $1,000.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $1,000 $1,000Plan Pays $225 $0Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $1,000Coinsurance $75 $0Total $775 $1,000HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket: $225In all the family examples, you’ll also see that the premium dierence between the plans is much greater than the Employee Only coverage examples. The premium dierence amount will vary between family coverage levels (Employee + Spouse, Employee + Children, Family). You should factor this in when making your own comparisons based on the family coverage level you enroll in, as the results will vary.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 23CLAIM COMPARISONSAnnual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claim exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $1,980HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket N/A $1,875Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $105CLAIM EXAMPLE 5 (Family Coverage) Assumptions: One person incurs claims totaling $3,500.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $3,500 $3,500Plan Pays $2,100 $225Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $3,200Coinsurance $700 $75Total $1,400 $3,275HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket: $1,875Annual HDHP Premium Savings added to above claim exampleTotal Cost Comparison BMC Employee HPP HDHPHDHP lower annual premium cost N/A $1,980HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket N/A $600Lower total cost of HDHP Plan: $1,380CLAIM EXAMPLE 6 (Family Coverage) Assumptions: One person incurs claims totaling $15,000.Out-of-Pocket Claims Cost HPP HDHPClaim Amount $15,000 $15,000Plan Pays $11,500 $10,900Employee ResponsibilityDeductible $700 $3,200Coinsurance $2,800 $900Total $3,500 $4,100HDHP higher claims out-of-pocket: $600

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 24Bemis partners with WEX Health to administer your Health Savings Account (HSA). Your pre-tax payroll contribuon will be deposited into an account that WEX Health opens for you.If you newly enroll in the Bemis Guided Care HDHP medical plan and elect to contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA) through pre-tax contribuons, you can expect the following and will want to make sure you do your part to make sure your account is set up to accept your contribuons. • Your account will be opened eecve January 1, 2024. • Contribuons to your account will occur with your rst paycheck in January if all of the account requirements are met.• You will receive an email from WEX Health with informaon to log in to your account online.• WEX Health must adhere to the USA Patriot Act and do a vericaon process before opening your account. They will contact you if they require more informaon.Once your account is open, you can manage your account online at wexinc.com.WEX HEALTH AND YOUR HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTIMPORTANT Be sure to accept the terms and condions of opening an account. Provide an email address on your 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form under the HSA Elecon to receive important informaon about your account. If you don’t provide an email, you’ll have to contact WEX Health directly for your account login informaon.FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:WEX Health866-451-3399Monday–Friday: 8am to 9pm CTcustomerservice@wexhealth.comwexinc.comWEX, Inc. App

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 25An HSA is a personal tax-advantaged savings account that allows you to make pre-tax contribuons and then use the funds to pay for eligible out-of-pocket health expenses (medical, dental, and vision) not covered by other insurance. With the HSA’s triple tax advantage, you save on taxes three mes:• Your contribuons are deducted pre-tax from your paycheck.• You can invest the money in your account once you meet a minimum balance and earnings on your investment are tax-free.• Your withdrawals to pay for eligible health care expenses are also tax-free.Who Owns the Account?You do! Funds le in your account at the end of the year roll over to the next year. There is no “use it or lose it” rule. The account is completely portable. You can take the funds with you, even if you enroll in a dierent medical plan, rere, or leave Bemis. You are responsible for your account including the contribuons and distribuons. Eligibility In order to contribute to an HSA account through pre-tax payroll deducon, you must:• Parcipate in the Bemis Guided Care HDHP medical plan.• Not be covered under another medical plan that is not a qualied High Deducble Health Plan.• Not be parcipang in a tradional Health Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or general-purpose Health Reimbursement Account (HRA).+ Includes FSA and HRA plans oered by your spouse’s employer.+ You are able to contribute to a Limited Purpose FSA or HRA which allows for reimbursement for dental and vision expenses only.• Not be claimed as a dependent on another person’s tax return (spouses are not considered dependents).• Not be enrolled in Medicare Parts A and/or Part B or D. The IRS does not allow contribuons to an HSA once you enroll in Medicare. If you are or will be turning age 65, contact your tax advisor to discuss your ability to contribute to your HSA. It’s important to understand your Medicare eecve date, if you are planning to rere and contribung to an HSA.Your HSA can be a part of your rerement health care planningbecause you can save the funds to use on health care expenses in rerement.NEED TO KNOWIt is your responsibility to make sure you are eligible to contribute to an HSA. Eligibility is measured on the rst day of every month on or aer the Guided Care HDHP coverage takes eect.There are tax consequences for contribung if you are not eligible. Check with your tax advisor.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 26Managing Your HSA AccountWhen you open an HSA, you have control and responsibility for managing your account, including any investments. You choose how and when to spend the funds in your account. You don’t have to spend the money each year. The funds roll over year aer year and you can let the money grow tax-free.NEED TO KNOWSave your receipts. The IRS may require proof that your HSA funds were spent on qualied medical expenses. For a full list of qualied expenses, see IRS publicaon 502.Contributions for 2024You Decide ToUse it Now Save and Invest for LaterYou contribute through pre-tax payroll deducons, up to the limit set by the IRS.*Use the funds in your account to pay for qualied health care expenses.Save and invest the funds to pay for future health care costs, even in retirement.2024 Limits are:$4,150 Employee Only$8,300 FamilyIf you are age 55 or older, you can make an additional catch-up contribution of $1,000.*IRS limits are subject to change.Each year the IRS issues Health Savings Account (HSA) contribuon limits. When you incur a qualied health care expense during the year, you decide to use the HSA funds now or save them for later.If you are a new hire or have experienced a qualied status change and elect to parcipate in the Guided Care HDHP medical plan, your HSA annual limits are prorated based on the number of months you are parcipang in the plan. Example: If you enroll in the Guided Care HDHP plan (employee-only coverage) in March of 2024 (with a coverage begin date aer March 1st), you are eligible to open an HSA on April 1st, and your employee-only contribuon limit is $3,112.50. Be sure your contribuons do not exceed the annual limits. You must remove excess contribuons before ling your tax return next year. You pay a 6% excise tax for each year that goes by, and you are liable for taxes on the amount over the IRS limit and any earnings associated with your investment of HSA funds. • During benets open enrollment, you can elect to have contribuons made to your account through pre-tax payroll deducon. Deducons are taken out of each paycheck.• You, a family member, or any other person can contribute to your HSA up to the IRS limit for 2024, and you receive the tax benets. You have unl you le your tax return for 2024 to make contribuons. • You can change your HSA elecon amount at any me during the year, up to once a month.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 27Whenever you incur a qualied health care expense, you decide:• To use your HSA now to pay for medical, dental, and vision deducbles, coinsurance, or other qualied medical expenses, or• To pay out of your own pocket now and save the money in your HSA for future expenses, or to reimburse yourself later.When you pay for your qualied health care expenses now, you pay with pre-tax dollars, reducing your overall tax burden. You can pay for expenses for yourself and your dependents. You can use the funds in your account for non-qualied expenses but if you do so before you turn age 65, you will be required to pay income tax plus a 20% penalty. Once you turn age 65, a non-qualied distribuon will only have income tax (no 20% penalty).Use your HSA now or in the future to pay for any qualied medical expenses. If you have eligible expenses that you pay for out of your pocket now, you can reimburse yourself at any me as long as they were eligible expenses at the me they were incurred.Just save your receipts! The IRS may require proof that your HSA funds were spent on qualied medical expenses. For a full list of qualied medical expenses, view IRS publicaon 502.Your HSA account will earn interest, and once you meet a specic dollar amount, you can begin to invest your funds. Your contribuons are deposited in your cash account (default) with WEX, the HSA administrator. Once you meet the minimum threshold of $1,000, you have the opon to move money into an interest-bearing account or mutual funds in $100 increments. Your cash account must maintain a minimum of $1,000. If your balance falls below this amount, mutual funds may be automacally sold to maintain the $1,000 limit. WEX Health currently oers 30 dierent funds to choose from. Mutual funds are not FDIC-insured and are subject to all applicable fees. They also oer a brokerage account that allows you to purchase and trade investment assets through Charles Schwab.There are no monthly fees for opening your HSA account, however, if you choose to invest in mutual funds or use the brokerage account, you would be responsible for the fees associated with your investments.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 28EligibilityAll full-me employees and dependents covered on a Bemis medical plan are eligible to join Everside Health. If you are enrolled in a Bemis medical plan you are required to acvate with an in-network Primary Care Physician. The providers at Everside Health are considered in-network. Full-me employees not covered on a Bemis medical plan are also eligible to join. How the HWC Works With the New Bemis Medical PlanIf you are enrolled in one of the Bemis medical plans, you can only choose to acvate one PCP with Cenvo. You can choose to use one of the PCPs at the Everside Health clinic or another in-network PCP; you cannot use both. If you do not choose a provider at the Everside Health Clinic, you will not be able to use them for your health care needs.To designate an Everside provider as your Primary Care Provider (PCP), simply let them know. In January acvate your Everside PCP with Cenvo. Refer to the medical plan secon, “Geng To Know Cenvo” for informaon on how to acvate. Informaon will also be included in the Welcome Kit you receive from Cenvo later in December. • The PCP requirements do not apply to physical therapy and diecian services through Prevea.Why Choose an Everside Health PCP?Your Everside Primary Care Physician will manage all aspects of your health care needs and will coordinate care with specialty providers, if necessary. They will provide any referrals required under the Bemis medical plan with Cenvo, guiding you to quality in-network providers. Your Everside PCP can address the majority of your health care needs including diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, prevenve care, health maintenance, counseling, and educaon. These services are oered by appointment at the Bemis on-site clinic. You do not have to use Everside Health to use these services. To schedule an appointment, call Prevea at 844-459-2745.EVERSIDE HEALTH AND 

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 29Costs for Services at Everside Health and the Health and Wellness Center (HWC)The services at Everside Health and the Bemis Health and Wellness Center (physical therapy and diean services provided by Prevea) have no out-of-pocket costs if you are enrolled in the Guided Care HPP or not covered under a Bemis medical plan. If you are enrolled in the Guided Care HDHP prevenve services are available with no out-of-pocket costs. Non-prevenve services are subject to your medical plan deducble. Once you have met the deducble, HWC services are covered at 100%. The following table outlines your out-of-pocket costs by medical plan.Medical Plan Provider Cost Per Visit* (until deductible is met)Guided Care HPP or no Bemis medical coverage• Everside Health• Prevea Physical Therapy• Prevea Dietitian• $0• $0• $0Guided HDHP• Everside Health• Prevea Physical Therapy• Prevea Dietitian• $30• $40• $25* Preventive Services are covered at 100%. Paying for HWC ServicesFollow these steps when paying for Everside services:• Show your medical ID card.• Sta will check to see if your deducble has been met.• If applicable, Everside will send you a bill for services and submit a bill to your medical plan so that your fees can be applied against your deducble.• Once the deducble is met (if applicable), services are covered at 100%.Follow these steps when paying for Prevea services:• Show your medical ID card.• You are required to pay for your physical therapy or diean services at the me of your appointment.• You can use your HSA debit card, credit card, or personal check.• Please provide a copy of your Explanaon of Benets if your deducble has already been met.• Once the deducble is met, services are covered at 100%FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:Everside Health920-234-3065Prevea Physical Therapy and Diecian Services844-459-2745

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 30HPP and HDHP Wellness Program As part of the 2023 contract negoaons, a change was made to the Wellness Program Incenve that you will receive for compleng the requirements. The new incenve will be in the form of a reduced monthly medical plan premium for employees enrolled in a Bemis medical plan. Employees not enrolled in a Bemis medical plan will be eligible for a nal 2024 HRA contribuon. The requirements for receiving the 2024 Wellness Program incenve are listed below. The deadline for meeng the requirements was September 30, 2023. Reminder of the Requirements for the 2024 Wellness  The requirements to be eligible for the reduced Bemis medical plan monthly premium are listed below. Please review the below informaon to determine if you are eligible. Acon was required by both the employee and any covered spouse. To be eligible for the medical plan premium discount ($42 per month), the full-me covered employee and covered spouse (includes a spouse covered on the Bemis HPP or HDHP Plan with primary or secondary coverage) must have completed either: • An annual physical with their Primary Care Physician (PCP) OR• A Health Risk Assessment as made available by the companyFull-me employees not meeng the above requirements will not be eligible for reduced medical plan premiums in 2024.  been completed between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 2023. Bemis will make a $450 contribuon to the Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) account for eligible full-me employees who are not enrolled in a Bemis medical plan. No addional HRA contribuons will be available aer 2024. Except as indicated above, Bemis will no longer oer a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) contribuon under the Wellness Program. Refer to the HRA secon regarding important changes being made to the HRA Plan. To be eligible for the premium discount eecve January 1, 2025, the full-me covered employee and covered spouse (includes a spouse covered on the Bemis HPP or HDHP Plan with primary or secondary coverage) must complete the following:• An annual physical with their Primary Care Physician (PCP)The above requirement must be met between October 1, 2023 and September 30, 2024. If the requirements are met, the employee will be eligible for the medical monthly premium discount of $42 in 2025. Employees who do not meet the requirements for a premium incenve will not be eligible for a premium reducon. Please note: Individual results are strictly condenal under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 2006 (HIPAA). Your individual results will not be shared with Bemis. Bemis may receive a summary of results to include health risk of the overall populaon.WELLNESS PROGRAM INCENTIVE NEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 31As part of the 2023 negoaons, Bemis will no longer oer a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) contribuon under the Wellness Program. Eecve January 1, 2024, a nal one me HRA contribuon will only be available for full-me employees who are not enrolled in a Bemis medical plan (refer to the Wellness Program Incenve secon for the incenve available to employees enrolled in a Bemis medical plan). Please see the important informaon below regarding the terminaon of the Health Reimbursement Arrangement Plan and new minimum balance requirements. Bemis currently oers a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (“HRA”) that provides reimbursement for certain eligible health care expenses. Bemis intends to make a HRA contribuon for the 2024 plan year for full-me, eligible employees who are not enrolled in the Bemis-oered medical plan on January 1, 2024. Bemis will not make any HRA contribuons aer 2024. Whether or not you receive a HRA contribuon for 2024, you can connue to submit eligible claims for funds remaining in your HRA account by subming a claim for reimbursement to the administrator (Diversied Benet Services). Eecve as of December 31, 2023, a $50 account balance minimum will be implemented. This new minimum balance requirement will be imposed at the end of each calendar year (December 31, 2023, December 31, 2024, and December 31, 2025). If on the last day of the year your HRA account balance is less than $50, the remainder of your HRA account will be forfeited and you will be unable to obtain reimbursements in the future. The HRA plan will be terminated eecve when all HRA funds are depleted or at the end of 2026, whichever occurs rst. You do not need to take any acon for these changes to take eect. To avoid forfeiture of funds, you should make a mely claim reimbursement for any balance in your HRA account. Timely ling of incurred claims will connue to apply for claims submied up unl the terminaon of the plan. Upon terminaon of the plan, you will have 90 days to submit any claims incurred for the year prior to terminaon. For example, based on a Plan terminaon date of 12/31/2026, you will have 90 days to submit claims incurred in 2026. Addionally, you may want to review your HRA account balance prior to the end of each calendar year to determine if your account has less than the new $50 minimum balance. If your account balance is less than $50, you may want to le a claim for reimbursement prior to the end of that calendar year. More informaon on claim deadlines and how to le a claim are included on the following pages. SPENDING ACCOUNTS

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 32NEED TO KNOWYou can roll over up to $610 in 2024 for your 2023 Health Care FSA balance. IRS regulaons apply a “use it or lose it” rule to FSAs above the rollover amount. It’s important to esmate your expenses carefully. Amounts over $610 are forfeited.Bemis oers employees the opportunity to pay less in taxes by taking advantage of a Flexible Spending Account for health care and dependent care expenses. You can save money when you pay for these expenses on a pre-tax basis. You can choose to enroll in both a Health Care and Dependent Care FSA; they are separate elecons. Diversied Benet Services, our spending account partner, will assist you with geng reimbursement for your eligible expenses.sAccount Type and Eligible Expenses*2023 Annual Contribution Limits**BenefitGeneral Purpose Health Care FSA$3,050 per yearSaves on eligible medical, dental, and vision expenses not covered by insurance; reduces your taxable income. You cannot use a General Purpose FSA if contribung to an HSA.Limited Purpose Health Care FSA$3,050 per yearSaves on dental and vision expenses not covered by insurance; reduces your taxable income. A limited FSA is designed to be used with an HDHP/HSA.Dependent Care FSA$5,000 per year$2,500 per year if married and filing separate tax returnsReduces your taxable income.* For a complete list of eligible FSA expenses, visit irs.gov/publications > Publication 969.** IRS limits are subject to change.Health Care FSA $610 Carry-OverIf you have funds remaining in your Health Care Flexible Spending Account as of December 31, 2023, up to $610, they can be rolled over to 2024. The $610 carry-over does not apply to the Dependent Care FSA. Except for the Health Care FSA carry-over, the IRS imposes a “use-it or lose-it” rule on FSAs; take this into consideraon when making your annual elecons.If you are newly enrolling in the Guided Care HDHP for 2024, any funds remaining in your general-purpose Health Care FSA as of December 31, 2023, will be considered “Limited” as of January 1, 2024. Medical claims incurred in 2023 can be used against your 2023 balance and must be submied for reimbursement before the April 30, 2024, claim ling deadline.Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) Spending AccountsEecve following the negoated 2023 HRA/HSA Wellness Program contribuon, Bemis will no longer oer a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA). The HRA Plan is terminang at the end of 2026. Balances less than $50 at the end of any calendar year, or any balance at the terminaon of the plan will be forfeited.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 33Accessing your HRA and FSA FundsThe HRA and Health Care FSA funds are conveniently accessible through the use of a Benet Card. Keep your receipts! You may have to provide documentaon to verify the expense is eligible under the plan. If you don’t use your Benet Card, or you need reimbursement from your Dependent Care FSA, you can also request reimbursement online, via a mobile app, or submit a paper claim form to Diversied Benet Services (DBS).If you are enrolling in the High Deducble Health Plan, and have funds remaining in your HRA, or carry-over funds from an FSA, your account will be considered a Limited Purpose account. How to Use Your FSA and HRA Prior Year BalancesHealth Care or Dependent Care FSAIf you have 2023 funds in your Health Care or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), or need to submit 2023 claims against your Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) aer December 31, 2023, it’s important to follow the procedures below.Don’t use your Benet Card for any claims that you want applied to your Health Care FSA 2023 balance. To apply 2023 claims to your 2023 Health Care or Dependent Care FSA balances, you must complete a manual claim form. You can also go online or use the mobile app. The Benet Card cannot be used for the Dependent Care FSA.Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)There are new minimum account balances required at the end of each calendar year beginning with your December 31, 2023 balance. Refer to the Important Informaon Regarding the Terminaon of the HRA Plan under the Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) Spending Accounts secon. If you want to use your Health Reimbursement Arrangement for 2023 claims that you have not yet submied, you must also complete a Manual Claim form, go online, or use the mobile app. Be sure to use any balances that fall below the $50 account balance minimum prior to the end of the year.incurred in the current calendar year and applied to cannot be used for the Dependent Care FSA.FSAs and HRAThe deadline for subming claims to Diversied Benet Services, against your 2023 Health Care and Dependent Care FSA account balances is April 30, 2024. Any funds remaining in your 2023 Health Care FSA, up to $610, are eligible for carryover in 2024. You have one year from the date of service to submit your claims incurred in 2023 to your Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA); however, keep in mind if your account balance is less than $50 on December 31st of any calendar year (2023, 2024, or 2025), those funds will be forfeited and not eligible for reimbursement. Make sure to submit claims prior to 12/31/2023 if your balance is below $50 at the end of 2023 to avoid forfeiture of your account balance.NEWFOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:Diversied Benet Services (DBS)800-234-1229 262-367-3300 Employer PIN: Bemismfg

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 34Bemis cares about you and your family. Well-being is the holisc balance of meeng the needs of you and your family. Bemis provides acvies to assist you with balancing your well-being. Programs are designed to help you balance your physical, nancial, social-emoonal, intellectual-career, and community-environmental well-being. Your suggesons are always welcome! Bemis cares about you at work and at home.Your parcipaon and any posive impact it may have on your well-being is a value-added benet. If you have not parcipated in the past, we ask that you consider parcipang in future program oerings. In many instances, you may be eligible to be entered into a drawing for parcipang. Just look for the well-being logo on communicaons to spot what acvies are being oered. Eecve January 1, 2024, the following benet coverage enhancements have been added to the Dental Plan.• A new program called Evidence-Based Integrated Care Plan (EBICP) is being added that provides extra benets for parcipants with certain medical condions that have oral health implicaons. The program provides addional cleanings and/or uoride treatments and can play an important role in the management of these condions.Periodontal Disease With an indicator of surgical or nonsurgical treatment of periodontal disease, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning). With an indicator of surgical or nonsurgical treatment of periodontal disease, a parcipant is eligible for topical uoride applicaon beyond the age limitaon of 19. DiabetesWith an indicator of a diabetes diagnosis, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning).DENTAL PLANNEWPregnancy With an indicator of pregnancy, a parcipant is eligible for one addional dental visit for adult prophylaxis (cleaning) or periodontal maintenance during the pregnancy.With an indicator for high risk cardiac condions, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning). High risk cardiac condion indicators are: • History of infecve endocardis • Certain congenital heart defects (such as having one ventricle instead of the normal two) • Individuals with arcial heart valves • Heart valve defects caused by acquired condions like rheumac heart disease • Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy which causes abnormal thickening of the heart muscle • Individuals with pulmonary shunts or conduits • Mitral valve prolapse with regurgitaon (blood leakage) With an indicator for suppressed immune system condions, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning). With an indicator of suppressed immune system condions, a parcipant is eligible for topical uoride applicaon beyond the age limitaon of 19.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 35With an indicator for kidney failure or dialysis condions, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning). With an indicator for cancer-related chemotherapy and/or radiaon, a parcipant is eligible for up to two addional dental visits in a benet year for periodontal maintenance or adult prophylaxis (cleaning). With an indicator of cancer-related chemotherapy and/or radiaon, a parcipant is eligible for topical uoride applicaon beyond the age limitaon of 19.Integrated Care Plan (EBICP)Parcipang in the program is easy. There are a number of ways in which you can enroll in the program. Enroll yourself. You can set the appropriate health condion indicator online at deltadentalwi.com.• Log in to the Delta Dental website (deltadentalwi.com). You will need to register before you can proceed.• Click on the Addional Benets box under Prevenve Care and Plan Features.• On the EBICP page, complete the requested informaon. Contact Delta Dental of Wisconsin Contact a Delta Dental customer service representave at 800-236-3712 and ask them to assist you in seng the EBICP indicator over the phone. Have your provider enroll you. Ask your provider to set the program indicator at Delta Dental for you.  If you have non-surgical or surgical periodontal procedures performed, Delta Dental of Wisconsin will automacally update the EBICP Periodontal Disease health condion indicator when they process these services. Once you are enrolled, you are immediately eligible for benets under the EBICP program. dependent children under the age of 19. The benet allows for a $1,000 lifeme maximum and is covered at 80%; not subject to the deducble.DENTAL PLANNEED TO KNOWAddional prevenve benets added to the plan for certain medical condions.Orthodona benets being added for dependent children under the age of 19.NEWOpen the camera on your smartphone and scan the QR code to learn how EBICP can help each condion, or visit deltadentalwi.com/EBICP.FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:Delta Dental Delta Dental PPO orPremier Network800-236-3712 deltadentalwi.com

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 36Your smile can give clues to your overall health. More and more studies over the years show a connecon between oral health and overall health in both adults and children. Having a primary care denst is just as important as your medical plan PCP. If you do not have a primary care denst, now is a great me to establish a relaonship. You can locate an in-network denst online or by calling Delta Dental Customer Service.DENTAL PLAN OVERVIEWBenefit Paid At (Plan/Employee) Deductible AppliesDeducble: $50 per family member per year (Group III) $75 per family member per year (Group IV)Annual Benefit Maximum: $1,500 per family member per year (applies to Groups I-III) Orthodontic Lifetime Maximum: $1,000 per dependent under age 19Cleaning & Exams Covered at 100%—2 per year per family member NoPreventative X-rays• Bite Wing X-rays • Full-mouth X-rays 75%/25% 1 set of 4 per family member per year75%/25% 1 set every 2 years per family memberNoTopical Sealants Covered at 100% NoFluoride Treatment Covered at 100%—Twice per year for dependent children to age 19 NoEvidence-Based Integrated Care Plan Covered at 100% for certain medical conditions NoEmergency Treatment (in dentist’s office)50%/50%—Per occurrence per family member NoFillings50%/50%—Per occurrence per family member NoSingle Crown 50%/50%—2 per family member per year Ye sRepairs—Crown50%/50%—1 per family member per year Ye sNon-Surgical Endodontics (Root Canal)50%/50%—2 per family member per year Ye sNon-Surgical Periodontics 50%/50%—As needed Ye sTMJ Mouth Guards (provider prescribed)50%/50%—1 per family member per year Ye s

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 37Benefit Paid At (Plan/Employee) Deductible AppliesDeducble: $50 per family member per year (Group III) $75 per family member per year (Group IV)Annual Benefit Maximum: $1,500 per family member per year (applies to Groups I-III) Orthodontic Lifetime Maximum: $1,000 per dependent under age 19Initial installation of fixed bridgework including up to two crowns to form abutments (supports) for a single bridge80%/20% Ye sInstallation of partial or full removable dentures80%/20% Ye sAdding teeth to existing removable denture or bridgework80%/20% Ye sInstalling a permanent full denture 80%/20% Ye sReplacing an existing partial denture, full removable denture, or fixed bridgework80%/20%—Providing existing denture or bridge is more than 5 years old and cannot be made serviceable (5-year limitation is waived if additional extractions require replacement)Ye sImplants80%/20%—1 per family member per year (surgery and crown costs associated with implant applies to dental max)Ye sOrthodontics 80%/20%; Lifeme maximum of $1,000 per dependent under the age of 19 NoNon-Surgical Extractions and Oral SurgeriesCovered at 100% NoSurgical Endodontics (Root Canal)Covered at 100% NoSurgical Periodontics Covered at 100% No* Two-year dental plan enrollment is required.Note: You are not required to pre-certify care, but it is always beneficial to have your dentist pre-certify services that may be more.DENTAL PLAN2024 Dental PremiumsCoverage Level Monthly RateEmployee Only $10Employee + Spouse $20Employee + Child(ren) $20Family (Employee + Spouse + Child(ren) $25

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 38 VISION PLANA new Vision Plan is being oered January 1, 2024. The plan is separate from the medical plan and requires acon on your part if you would like to enroll. Advantages of a Separate Vision Plan Having a separate vision plan provides benets that are typically not available in a medical plan. Bemis plan parcipants will have access to the following advantages. • Discounted services and hardware—Having a separate vision plan takes advantage of the lower costs for services and vision hardware from the EyeMed network of providers. The Bemis vision plan will use the EyeMed Insight network. • Vision Plans typically provide a greater benet and oer discounts on other services. • Ease of administraon—Using the plan is easy. If using an in-network provider, all claims are automacally submied for you. EyeMed providers can look up your coverage online and apply your benets at the me of your service. You will receive an ID card in the mail, but no ID Card is necessary for you to use your vision benet.NEED TO KNOWA new vision plan is being added Make sure you understand the changes to the vision coverage in the medical plan. The new EyeMed plan replaces many of the benets under the plan.In addion to the benets listed in the Vision Plan Overview, EyeMed oers: • 40% o an addional complete pair of prescripon eyeglasses • 20% o non-covered items, including non-prescripon sunglassesYou may have addional benets. Log into eyemed.com once you receive your vision ID Card to see all benets included in the plan.VISION BENEFIT OVERVIEWVision Care Services In-Network Member Cost Out-of-Network Member ReimbursementExam ServicesExam $0 copay Up to $75Retinal ImagingUp to $39 Not coveredContact Lens Fit and Follow-UpFit and Follow-up Standard Up to $40; contact lens t and two follow-up visits Not coveredFit and Follow-up Premium10% off retail price Not coveredFrameFrame $0 copay; 20% o balance over $200 allowance Up to $130Standard Plastic LensesSingle Vision $25 copay Up to $25Bifocal$25 copay Up to $40Trifocal$25 copay Up to $50Lenticular$25 copay Up to $70Progressive-Standard$80 copay Up to $50Progressive–Premium Tier 1-4$110–$200 copay Up to $50NEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 39Vision Care Services In-Network Member Cost Out-of-Network Member ReimbursementLens OptionsAnti Reflective Coating—Standard $45 Up to $5Anti Reflective Coating—Premium Tier 1-3$57-85 copay Up to $5Photochromic—Non-glassPolycarbonate—StandardPolycarbonate—Standard < 19 years of age$75$40$40Not coveredScratch Coating—Standard Plastic $15Not coveredTint—Solid and GradientUV TreatmentHigh IndexAll Other Lens Options$15$15Choose20% off retail priceNot coveredContact LensesContacts—Conventional $0 copay; 15% o balance over $300 allowance Up to $200Contacts—Disposable$0 copay; 100% o balance over $300 allowance Up to $200Contacts—Medically Necessary $0 copay; paid in fullUp to $210OtherHearing Care from Amplifon Network Up to 64% o hearing aids; call 877-203-0675 Not coveredLASIK or PRK from U.S. Laser Network15% off retail or 5% off promo price; call 800-988-4221Not coveredFrequency Allowed Frequency Adults Allowed Frequency KidsExamOnce every calendar year Once every calendar yearFramesLensesContact LensesNote: Plan allows member to receive either contacts and frame, or frames and lens services.VISION PLAN2024 Vision Plan PremiumsCoverage Level Monthly RateEmployee Only $0Employee + Spouse $0Employee + Child(ren) $0Family (Employee + Spouse + Child(ren) $0

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 40 How it Works Using the vision plan is easy. If you would like to have coverage under the EyeMed Vision Plan, you must enroll (see How to enroll). Once enrolled, you will receive a vision ID card, however, an ID card is not necessary to use your benet. Eecve January 1, 2024 you can begin to use your NEW benet by scheduling your eye exam. It’s recommended that you use an in-network provider for the lowest out-of-pocket costs and ease of using your benet. See How to Find a Network Provider . You can provide the doctor with your vision ID card or they can look up your coverage with just your name and date of birth (employee’s informaon is required). Your in-network provider will le your claim for the exam and any hardware you purchase directly to EyeMed. There is no paperwork for you to complete and send in for reimbursement. They can determine how much the plan will cover and how much is your responsibility. You can use one provider for your exam and a dierent provider to purchase your hardware, the choice is up to you. If you use an out-of-network provider, you are responsible for subming claims to EyeMed for reimbursement. Eligibility All eligible full-me employees can enroll. For the 2024 plan year only, the coverage level and the dependents you can cover will be based upon your Bemis medical elecon. You can choose the same coverage or a lower level of coverage. For example: If you are enrolled in single medical coverage, you can only enroll in single vision coverage. If you are enrolled in family coverage, you can elect family coverage and cover the same dependents you cover on your Bemis medical plan, or you can elect a lower level of coverage (employee + spouse, employee + children, or single). If you are not enrolled in a Bemis medical plan, you can only elect single coverage.Please note that the vision plan does not coordinate benets. This means that if you have dual coverage (coverage with Bemis and under another plan—i.e., spouse’s plan) you would have to use each coverage separately. EyeMed will not coordinate coverage. How To Enroll If you would like to enroll in coverage under the new Vision Plan, you must make an acve elecon on your open enrollment form and complete the back of the form indicang the dependents, if applicable, that you would like to cover. If you do not make an elecon, you will not have vision coverage under the new EyeMed Vision Plan. How to Find a Network Provider During the open enrollment period, you can search for in-network providers by using the instrucons below. If you choose to enroll in the plan, the best way to use your benets is to register beginning on January 1, 2024, on the EyeMed website (eyeMed.com). 1. Go to EyeMed.com and select “Find an Eye Doctor” located at the top right of the page.2. You can elect to search by locaon or doctor. 3. Under Network, choose the Insight Network.4. Enter the required informaon based on the method of search you chose (locaon or doctor).5. The in-network providers will be listed. VISION PLANFOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:EyeMed Insight Network866-800-5457eyemed.com

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 41Principal administers the Pension Plan and the Bemis Manufacturing Company Extra Rerement Savings Plan (ERS 401(k) Plan). They oer many rerement tools to assist you in your rerement planning needs. If you have not had the opportunity to use the online tools available to you, Open Enrollment is a great me to take advantage of their resources. Preparing early will help you meet your rerement goals.If you have not already done so, be sure to update principal.com or by calling the customer service center at 800-547-7754. Consider adding an email to your account RETIREMENT PLANSFOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:Principal800-547-7754 Monday–Friday: 7am – 9pm (CST)principal.comStarng January 1, 2024, a lump sum oponal form of payment will be available under the Pension Plan. Currently, the only me a lump sum payment is available from the Plan is if the lump sum value of your benet is less than $5,000 at the me of your terminaon of employment. Starng January 1, 2024, you will be able to elect to receive your Plan benet in a lump sum regardless of the amount at the me of your terminaon of employment. The lump sum will only be available if you do not commence benets prior to January 1, 2024.Starng January 1, 2024, you may commence your Plan benets at any me aer terminaon of employment. Currently, payments may only begin once you have terminated employment and aained age 60, unless you meet the Plan’s requirements for a disability benet. Starng January 1, 2024, you can commence your Plan benet at any age provided you have terminated employment. In addion to the lump sum form of payment, certain annuity opons currently available under the Plan will also be available at that me. Note that the earlier you commence your Plan benet, the more the benet amount will be reduced to reect that it is payable over a longer period of me. In addion, if you commence your benet prior to age 59 1/2, you may be subject to a 10% early distribuon penalty tax. If you are planning on rering and you commence monthly Plan benets before January 1, 2024, you will not be able to convert your monthly payments into a lump sum in January when the lump sum becomes available.If you are interested in considering a single lump sum payment, then while you sll may rere from the company, you should delay commencing your Pension benets unl January of 2024. There are many factors to consider when deciding whether to commence monthly annuity payments now versus waing for the lump-sum opon to become available in the future, including your near-term rerement needs. You should consult your personal nancial and tax advisor to discuss your opons and determine what is best for your parcular situaon. PENSION PLANNEW

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 42Be sure to check it out!Bemis oers the EAP as a resource for all full-me employees and family members through ComPsych Guidance Resources. ComPsych has many programs including WorkLife Soluons, Legal Guidance, Financial Resources and more. The program is condenal and individual informaon is not shared with Bemis.EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT:ComPsych Guidance Resources800-272-7255 guidanceresources.comCompany ID: Com589Parcipaon in the Bemis Manufacturing Company Extra Rerement Savings Plan (ERS) 401(k) Plan is available to eligible full-me and part-me employees. As an eligible employee, you can contribute between 1-100% of your eligible compensaon up to the IRS limit; $22,500 for 2023. Beginning in the year in which you turn age 50, you are also eligible to make a 401(k) Catch-up contribuon up to the IRS limit. For 2023 the limit is $7,500.Take the me to review your rerement plan strategy and check to see how the ERS 401(k) Plan ts in. The Principal online tools may be helpful in your review.Plan StatementsAs a reminder, your 4th Quarter Annual Statements for the Bemis Manufacturing Company ERS 401(k) Plan and the Pension Plan are distributed in January for each plan based on your elected distribuon method (e-mail nocaon or paper copy mailed to the address on le). Quarterly statements for the 401(k) plan are available online or by calling Principal for a paper copy.

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 43Please read the informaon below regarding the Bemis Spousal Secondary Coverage requirement. If your spouse is not appropriately enrolled in the plan, any claims they incur may not be covered. If your spouse experiences a qualied status change that impacts their coverage at Bemis, you must nofy Human Resources—Corporate Benets within 31 days of the status change by compleng the required change form.If your spouse has other coverage available, but their employer will not allow them to change coverage at this me, you will need to make the change during the year when they are eligible to do so. Nofy Bemis Corporate Benets within 31 days of your spouse becoming eligible on their plan by compleng the required change form.A spouse that has other employer coverage available as outlined below is not eligible for primary coverage on the Bemis medical plan.An employee’s spouse with “aordable” medical coverage (as dened by the Aordable Care Act) available through their employer must take that coverage as primary in order to enroll in the Bemis medical plan on a secondary basis. This shares the responsibility more equitably between Bemis and the spouse’s employer.The following Spousal Secondary Coverage rules will apply:• If a spouse employed full-me can obtain aordable coverage through his or her employer, they are required to take that coverage.• Spouses with primary coverage through their employer’s health insurance plan will be eligible to enroll in secondary coverage through Bemis.• Spouses with primary coverage elected through an ACA health care exchange plan will be eligible to enroll in secondary coverage through Bemis.• Spouses without aordable coverage (as dened by the ACA) available may enroll in Bemis medical insurance as primary coverage.• If the spouse employed full-me works at an employer whose least expensive single plan monthly premium is higher than $350, the Bemis employee’s premium will be waived.The medical, dental, and vision plans are comprehensive plans that allow you to cover dependents if they meet the denion of a dependent under the plan. Eligible dependents include:• Your legal spouse, who is recognized as your spouse for purposes of federal tax laws and from whom you are not legally separated or divorced.• Your child under the age of 26, including your biological child; your adopted child or child placed with you for adopon; your stepchild; a child for whom you are required to provide insurance by a Qualied Medical Child Support Order or other court administrave order; or a child for whom you are the legal guardian. • Coverage may be extended to an unmarried child, regardless of age, who is mentally or physically incapable of sustaining his or her own living. Such child must have been mentally or physically incapable of earning his or her own living prior to aaining age 26. Wrien proof of such incapacity and dependency sasfactory to the Plan must be furnished to the Plan within 31 days of the date the child aains age 26, and/or within 31 days following the eligibility date for a new or reenrolling employee.If you cover any individual who no longer meets the dependent eligibility denion above, you should remove them from the plan(s). They can be removed from coverage by compleng the 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form and compleng the Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance Enrollment Change form on the back. Following open enrollment, you should nofy HR-Corporate Benets within 31 days of the event.SPOUSAL SECONDARY COVERAGEDEPENDENT DEFINITION

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 44Once you have read about the changes to your benet plans for 2024, it’s me to determine what elecons or changes you would like to make to your 2024 benet enrollments. The deadline to complete your form and November 10, 2023.The changes that you make during open enrollment will become eecve January 1, 2024. When making your decisions, be sure you understand your opons, the changes being made to the plans, the choices available to you, and the needs of you and your family.During Open Enrollment, you can:• Change your medical plan opon—Cenvo Guided Care HDHP Plan or Cenvo Guided Care HPP Plan. Check the appropriate medical plan and coverage level on your 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form. Complete the Medical/Dental Insurance Enrollment Change form on the back if applicable for changes.• Enroll or Waive your coverage in the medical, dental, or vision plan. Check the appropriate coverage level box on your 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form and complete the Medical/ Dental/Vision Insurance Enrollment Change form on the back if applicable for changes.• Change your medical, dental, and/or vision coverage level (i.e. employee, employee + spouse, etc.). Check the appropriate coverage level box on your 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form and complete the Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance Enrollment Change form on the back if applicable for changes.• If you will be covering a spouse as primary on your medical coverage, make sure you understand the Spousal Provisions. Refer to the Spousal Secondary Coverage Requirement on page 43 for details. A new form is required if you are adding your spouse on your medical coverage or if they had a change in eligibility under their employer’s plan. This form should be returned by the November 10th deadline.• Add or cancel coverage for your spouse or dependents on the medical and/or dental plan. Check the appropriate coverage level box on your 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form and complete the Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance Enrollment Change form on the back, if applicable. • Enroll in a Health Care or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)—you must make a new annual elecon if you want to parcipate in either of these plans in 2024. Complete the appropriate FSA elecon (Health Care, Dependent Care, or both) in the designated secon on the 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form. Make sure to designate if your Health Care FSA elecon is Limited or General Purpose.• Enroll in the Health Savings Account (HSA)—available only if you are enrolling in the Guided Care HDHP medical plan. Complete the appropriate HSA secon on the 2024 Benets Open Enrollment form. You can also enroll or change your elecon for this account during the year.• Change your deferral contribuons on the 401(k) Plan. You can also make these changes at any me during the year. Changes must be made through Principal. Refer to the Rerement Plan secon for contact informaon. you have not already done so.• Your current medical and dental elecons will connue in 2024.• You will not be enrolled in the EyeMed vision plan.• You will not be enrolled in either the Health Care or Dependent Care FSA.• You will not have any pre-tax deducons taken for HSA contribuons if enrolled in the HDHP unless you make a separate elecon during the year.OPEN ENROLLMENT DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 10, 2023

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 45Your open enrollment elecons for medical, dental, vision, Health Care, and Dependent Care FSA will become eecve on January 1, 2024, and will remain in place through December 31, 2024, unless you experience a qualifying event and request a change within 31 days of the event.A qualied event that would allow you to make a mid-year elecon change to your medical, dental, vision, or Flexible Spending Accounts include:• Change in marital status (marriage or divorce)• Birth, adopon/placement for adopon• Changes in job status that aect your benets• Change in your dependent’s eligibility for benets• Death• Medicare entlementIf you elect to enroll in the Health Savings Account, your enrollment will be eecve January 1, 2024, however, you can change your elecon during the year up to once per month.Why Does Bemis Need Social Security Numbers (SSN) for all Dependents on the Medical Plan?As part of The Aordable Care Act (ACA) Bemis is required to provide informaon to the IRS indicang whether or not you have medical coverage under the Bemis plan. It’s important that we have the SSN for each dependent enrolled in the medical plan to be able to include it in the reporng to the IRS. We will also provide you with a 1095-C form which you should keep. Human Resources—Corporate Benets will reach out to anyone who is missing an SSN for a covered dependent.ENROLLMENT: NEW 2024 ELECTIONSNEED TO KNOWIf you have a qualied status change, you must nofy Human Resources – Corporate Benets and make new elecons by compleng the applicable forms within 31 days of the qualifying event. If you miss the 31-day deadline, you will have to wait unl the next annual enrollment or a new qualied event to change your benet coverages. All change requests must be consistent with the qualied event.OPEN ENROLLMENT DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 10, 2023

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 46Scan the below QR Codes to download apps and more!QR CODES AND CONTACTSEAPComPsych Guidance Resources800-272-7255 guidanceresources.comCompany ID: Com589VISIONEyeMed Insight Network866-800-5457eyemed.comk)Principal800-547-7754 Monday–Friday: 7am – 9pm (CST)principal.comDENTALDelta DentalDelta Dental PPO orPremier Network800-236-3712 deltadentalwi.comHRA AND FSADiversied Benet Services (DBS)800-234-1229 262-367-3300 Employer PIN: BemismfgHSAWEX Health866-451-3399Monday–Friday: 8am to 9pm CTcustomerservice@wexhealth.comwexinc.comWEX, Inc. AppMEDICAL CONSULT2nd.MD866-841-25752nd.md/Bemis TALK THERAPY Walmart Health Virtual CareUrgent care available 24/7/365Access through Cenvo app orMEDICALCenvo Member Care 833-716-2159Monday–Friday: 7am to 8pm CTOr send a message at 

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YOUR 2024 BEMIS BENEFITS GUIDE / BMC EMPLOYEESPAGE 47NOTES

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This summary describes the benet updates for BMC employees for 2024. It is not intended to describe all the details about the plans oered by Bemis. If there are any dierences between this summary and the plan document, the plan document governs. Parcipaon in the Bemis benet program is not a guarantee of employment