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Unilever is creating a pilot plant for a radical recycling process that could address the billions of plastic sachets produced by a wide range of industries, including ours. Jochen Neubauer, Global Packaging Capability Leader, – Flexibles at Unilever’s R&D Function, describes the CreaSolv® Sachet Recycling technology – and why, after eight years of investment and development, we want to share it with competitors.
In its fifth annual study of the world’s most chosen FMCG brands, Kantar Worldpanel has revealed that Unilever is the company with the highest number of brands in its index.
With more than 60% of our growth last year coming from our Sustainable Living Brands, it’s increasingly clear that consumers love brands with a powerful purpose.
Our latest report shows that we're delivering growth we can be proud of, while tackling many challenging sustainability issues. Here's our quick guide to progress in 2016.
Sunlight, the brand name for Surf in South Africa, was launched as a bar soap in the 1890s, aiming to make cleanliness commonplace. At Sunlight, we believe we can make life brighter by helping people save water.
Surf is known as DERO in Romania and has been a leading brand in the market for 50 years. DERO created a campaign to help Romanian women to fulfil their dreams so they can have a brighter life. To make this possible, 1% of DERO’s sales go to charities and organisations that support projects which create opportunities for women.
Surf has launched a three-year partnership with Oxfam that aims to lighten the load and support women around the world so they have the freedom to create a brighter future for themselves and their families.
Find out how we’re conserving, reusing and providing water in agriculture, manufacturing and innovations.
20 March is World Oral Health Day. For Signal, this is a focal point for its social mission: getting people to brush day and night. Here’s why it matters.
As well as a chance to harness social change, women’s empowerment also makes good economic sense. Here we look at how some of our brands are helping women mean business.
Katja Freiwald, Unilever Director of Global Partnerships and Advocacy for Women’s Empowerment and Livelihoods, on the harmful stereotypes and social norms preventing women from realising their ambitions, and the changes Unilever is making to accelerate positive change.
Since 1957, Dove has cared for women and celebrated their beauty. Now, 60 years later, we are taking another step in our mission to help women realise their personal beauty potential.
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