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Your ratings and reviews online aren’t just for fellow shoppers. We’re looking at them too. They’re helping us make improvements and changes – and could even influence products of the future. Here’s how…

Our Seeds of Prosperity programme is helping tea workers and their families improve their health and wellbeing through more nutritious, diverse diets.

We are partnering with beauty and personal care start-ups in China to create a new ecosystem of enterprise, co-creation and collaboration.

A new partnership with Google Cloud will use satellite photos to help monitor the ecosystems connected to our raw materials. We’re starting with palm oil and scaling up.

As the UN General Assembly goes virtual for the first time in its 75-year history, we look at some of the successes we have achieved through our partnerships with UNICEF, UN Women and UNHCR.

Lipton’s new partnership marks the UN’s International Day of Peace, and encourages everyone to take 15 minutes a day for quality connection. Enjoyed with some tea, naturally.

Love Beauty and Planet launched two years ago with an immovable goal of making consumers' lives more beautiful while giving a little love to the planet. Now it’s sold in 50 countries. Here its founders reflect on the story so far.

To mark the UN’s 75th anniversary, our Chief Sustainability Officer Rebecca Marmot reflects on our partnership and what we have achieved together over the years.

As we find new ways to empower the smallholder farmers who help feed the world and provide critical ingredients for our products, we’re reflecting on the successes and lessons of our groundbreaking collaboration – the Enhancing Livelihoods Fund.

Our Hefei site in China has become our second facility in nine months – alongside the Dubai Personal Care factory – to join the World Economic Forum’s network of Lighthouse factories, shaping the future of manufacturing through digital technologies.

A new initiative aims to inspire sustainable ad production across the industry

With an investment of €1 billion over the next ten years, we’re replacing ingredients derived from fossil fuels in our cleaning and laundry product formulations with ingredients from renewable or recycled sources by 2030.