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Julia Fentem has been fighting for change for over 20 years

Thanks to the Blueair Freedom to Breathe campaign and the thousands of children around the world who supported it, the UNCRC has acknowledged their demand for the right to clean air

We’ve launched a new hand dishwash product made with naturally derived ingredients which means that, while delivering the same superior cleaning performance, it’s much kinder to the planet.

As online shopping continues to stake its claim as the world’s fastest-growing retail channel, we ask our Global VP of Digital Commerce, Claire Hennah to explain what it means for Unilever and how our brands are adapting.

Climate change is not just an environmental issue, it’s a threat to human rights and deepens inequality by disproportionately affecting people marginalised by poverty. This year, access to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment was recognised as a fundamental human right.

The brand’s new telehealth partnerships will democratise healthcare through phone appointments

We’re joining forces with USAID, NASA, FAO, the World Resources Institute and Google to create a shared data ecosystem that will revolutionise how we monitor deforestation and restore nature.

On World Toilet Day 2021, Domestos is breaking the silence on the school sanitation crisis and encouraging parents to do the same by talking about school toilets with their kids.

Our ‘sustainable village’ project in Indonesia is an example of how we’re working with smallholder farmers to improve their livelihoods while, at the same time, protecting nature.

As a Principal Partner of COP26, Unilever went to the Glasgow climate talks to advocate for greater ambition and decisive action. After two weeks of negotiations, the outcome delivers more than many expected but less than the world needs. Here, our Global Climate & Environment...

As we continue our efforts to reimagine the future of cleaning, we look at how some of the advances we’re making are delivering for people, the planet and our business.

Knorr’s plan for 50 regenerative agriculture projects is predicted to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and water use by an estimated 30% while improving biodiversity, soil health and livelihoods.