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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...

We have been identified as a global leader – by CDP, the non-profit environmental disclosure platform – for our actions and strategies to manage carbon and climate change across our supply chain.

The World Economic Forum provides an opportunity for us to further our advocacy objectives and discuss some of the crucial work we’re doing around the world with our partners.

At the end of last year, a cooperative of independent smallholders – KUD Tani Subur, which includes 190 farmers – were the first group to achieve Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification in Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo.

There’s not much in the corporate world that Richard Edelman hasn’t seen since 1978, when he joined the communications agency firm his father founded back in 1952. But this year’s Edelman Trust Barometer reflects a marked change. Trust in the media has collapsed. Trust in CEOs,...

We are expanding our commitment, in partnership with the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID), to support social enterprises through our joint initiative, TRANSFORM.

Over 10% of the global tomato crop is wasted – that’s up to 8 million tomatoes – because they aren’t red enough to go into ketchup.

Our Shakti programme helps improve the livelihoods of women from poor rural communities. But it’s not just about the money. Here, four women from Colombia explain how it has changed their lives.