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…You don’t have to be CEO to take climate action. In just a few days, the world will come together in Paris to sign a new global climate agreement and set us on an economic path that…

…Taking action for equality in our business and beyond. From the farmers who pick our tea leaves to the shoppers who choose our brands and our employees, we aim to empower women at every…

…Eight ways businesses can take climate action. Businesses are setting increasingly ambitious targets to limit their impacts and seize the opportunities from climate change. But how…

…linear take-make-dispose model of consumption, to one which is truly circular by design.” Unilever believes there are four key actions the consumer goods industry should take to create…

…Climate action demands business action and policy change. The Paris Agreement gives us a chance to avert catastrophic climate change – but it is only the start, writes Thomas Lingard…

…Our solution for recycling plastic sachets takes another step forward. We’re making good progress testing our CreaSolv® Sachet recycling technology at our pilot plant in Indonesia.…

…an opportunity to serve millions of people, we should take it,” says Thomas Tighe.. Expert views on the power of collective action – and the need for more. 2016. …

…create a more inclusive, sustainable and efficient system that’s better for the planet; the actions required to help people eat more nutritious foods; and the partnerships and investments…

…relaunched the programme to focus on cover crops and soil health. We had about 120 farmers take part in year one and 300 in year two. We are growing the programme to eventually include…

…accelerate. We need urgent action on climate change and we can’t succeed without changing our transport system. This is an area where we as Unilever wants to take responsibility. With the…