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Of the millions of tonnes of PET plastic produced worldwide every year, just a small fraction is recycled. Now, following the successful pilot of radical new technology by Unilever, we could be on the brink of change. Sanjeev Das, Unilever’s Global Packaging Director for Dressings, tells us more…
Walk around the Materials Innovation Factory in Liverpool and you get the distinct impression there’s more to the place than just highly-skilled scientists doing cutting-edge work. And you’d be right.
Unilever has partnered with a pioneering British business to trial new technology which cuts carbon emissions from refrigerated trucks to zero. Now we’re hoping to scale it up.
To mark World Water Day, the President of Unilever Home Care talks about exciting innovations, a new partnership with Alibaba that could benefit millions and why flushing the toilet has become a hot topic of conversation.
These three Unilever employees took actions to tackle outdated stereotypes in their workplace. The impact has seen each one become a game-changer for gender equality.
To address today’s global challenges, we need a new way of leading. One that is more inclusive, where women and men have an equal share in positions of leadership.
Kodaikanal Mercury Factory – Contamination Response, India
How our fragrance experts create the scents you love – and the ingredients we use to make them
This week, Unilever became the first consumer goods company to publicly disclose the suppliers and mills we source from, both directly and indirectly. This marks a major milestone in our continued drive for a more sustainable palm oil industry.
The team’s aim was to achieve zero waste to landfill, instead they created the most sustainable detergent in Chile. Here’s how
Tomato farmers in the Mediterranean are struggling with unpredictable rainfall and water scarcity. Knorr has been co-funding the cost of simple tools to save water and help crops thrive.
It only took half a century for plastics to move from being a symbol of modern domestic bliss to becoming a magnet for derogatory adjectives. As 8 million tonnes of the material enter the ocean each year, the big question now is how to reconcile plastic’s undeniable functionality with a system that can work long term, avoiding loss of material value and environmental consequences.
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