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Jon Hague, Head of Clean Future, Science and Technology for Home Care, explains how chemical innovation is reducing the carbon footprint of our cleaning products.

The brands, categories and innovations behind our double-digit quarterly growth.

Big business must use its influence to drive faster action on climate change. Hannah Hislop and Subhi Barakat, Climate Action Global Sustainability Managers at Unilever, explain why.

Why the UN summit in Egypt needs to unlock ambitious climate action

New report details progress and learnings from five programmes in Southeast Asia, each targeted at sustainable development that delivers benefits for all.

We’re working to ensure 85% of our nutrition and ice cream servings meet Unilever’s Science-based Nutrition Criteria (USNC) by 2028. The new USNC update our Highest Nutritional Standards (HNS) and use dietary intake from five key markets to demonstrate...

Here’s how cutting-edge science and a purpose built on the benefits of moving more are keeping our biggest deodorant brand fresh and future-fit.

Unilever is piloting a new heavy-duty truck that’s powered purely by renewable electricity – and we’re committing to switch to many more.

Our ice cream brands have been serving treats and smiles to consumers for 100 years. And while the classic vanilla and chocolate combo is still adored across our entire portfolio, today’s ice cream lovers are keen to experiment. Here’s how we create...

With people increasingly turning to vitamins, minerals and supplements for a more holistic approach to their health and wellbeing, we explore why this represents a significant opportunity for Unilever.

We must work together with our suppliers to tackle their greenhouse gas emissions in order to bring our own to net zero. Stella Constantatos, Senior Manager in our Business Operations Sustainability team, explains why.

Getting it done was the theme of Climate Week at UNGA in New York. That goal is more pressing than ever. To hit net zero by 2050, climate economists say the world needs to invest 2–3%* of GDP each year. It’s a big ask, but the world could experience -10%...