This seven-second video sequence features four Unilever household cleaning, personal care and food products displayed against a deep blue and purple gradient background. Each product is presented individually – slowly rotating to emphasise its design and packaging details.
Detailed description
The first frame opens with a striking teal-green aerosol can with a white cap. The can is positioned diagonally. The label design features bold typography, which reads: “72 hour Odour Control. Rexona Men. Whole Body Deo. Ocean Rush. 0% Aluminium. Pits, Privates, Feet and Beyond”. The iconic Rexona silver tick logo is also present on the front of the can.
The video then transitions to a close-up of a white bottle with a large green label featuring the word “Cif”. The bottle is positioned diagonally. The video zooms in to highlight the recognisable branding.
The next frame showcases a white Dove bottle with a clean, elegant design with black and gold accents. The gold Dove logo is positioned towards the top. The wording on the bottle reads: “Dove. Bond Strength. Damage Therapy. Conditioner. Bio-Protein Care and Peptide Complex. Works in harmony with hair to repair three years of visible damage. Four-step system”.
The final frame features a glass jar with a green lid containing a yellow-orange sauce. The label reads: “Knorr. Fast and Flavourful Cooking Paste. Roasted chicken, lemon and pepper”. The image on the label shows floating lemon slices and brown peppercorns, with a chunk of roasted chicken positioned on a fork. The jar sits on a reflective surface with the same deep blue and pink gradient backdrop as present throughout the sequence.
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Latest results
Desire at Scale powering strong H1 performance
Q2 and Half-Year 2026 Results
Unilever released its Q2 and Half-Year Results on 28 July 2026.
There was a webcast at 08:00 am (UK time) hosted by Fernando Fernandez (CEO) and Srinivas Phatak (CFO). A replay is now available.
Strong, volume-led growth – underlying sales growth (USG) of 4.8%, with 4.2% volume and 0.6% price; acceleration in Q2 to USG of 5.8% and 5.5% volume growth
Power Brands (78% of turnover) leading growth – 6.0% USG and 5.4% volume growth
Turnover €25.6 billion, up 0.5% – operational performance and net acquisitions more than offset adverse currency
Underlying operating margin 20.3%, up 10bps – gross margin at 46.8% with competitive brand and marketing investment at 16.1%
€800 million productivity programme completed ahead of plan
Quarterly dividend up 3% vs Q2 2025; €1.5 billion share buyback completed
Unilever Foods separation on track – on 23 July McCormick announced planned operating model and executive team of the combined company, along with secondary listing location in London
Our Business Groups
Our brands operate in four Business Groups, each fully responsible and accountable for its strategy, growth, and profit delivery globally.
Beauty & Wellbeing
Consists of Hair Care, Skin Care, Prestige Beauty and Health & Wellbeing (including the vitamins, minerals and supplements business).
In the 2025 financial year Beauty & Wellbeing had a combined turnover of €12.8 billion.
Geographical footprint – split by geographical area
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Geographical footprint – Emerging versus Developed Markets
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Geographical footprint - Top 5 countries
USA
India
China
Netherlands
United Kingdom
“We have delivered a strong volume-led performance in the first half, with a significant step-up in the second quarter - the best volume quarter at Unilever in over a decade. Our Power Brands continued to outperform, with all Business Groups delivering volume-led growth. Emerging markets showed momentum - India, Indonesia and Latin America all delivered strong growth - while North America again outperformed its market. These results show our ability to continue performing while transforming our portfolio. Our brands are stronger, our execution is sharper and we are driving Desire at Scale. Our combination of Foods with McCormick is progressing well and will unlock significant value, making Unilever a focused pureplay HPC company, while giving Foods the platform to thrive as part of a global powerhouse in flavour. The macroeconomic environment remains uncertain, but our consistency, discipline and strong first half performance give us confidence that we are well positioned to deliver our upgraded full year outlook.”
