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When research revealed just how many children go to bed without brushing their teeth, our Smile family of oral care brands joined forces with a world-leading university to help make the nightly brush a life-long habit
From smarter irrigation in tomato fields, to hair conditioners that cut the time you need to spend in the shower, we’re constantly working on new ways to reduce water consumption
We’ve joined forces with more than 80 organisations, committing to accelerate our progress towards a circular economy for plastics
As a pandemic is announced by the World Health Organization, we are putting global measures into place to protect our employees and their families. Today our CEO Alan Jope announced a new set of measures to help protect our people from coronavirus (Covid-19). We have received several requests from many of our stakeholders to share our updated approach with them, and so are publishing his email to all our employees.
In 2010, we set a target of achieving a 50/50 gender balance in managerial roles across Unilever’s global business by the end of 2020. We’re pleased to say we’ve just reached that milestone early. Here’s a closer look at how we got there.
An in-store innovation from our Sedal brand will help towards our plastic reduction targets and contribute to wider efforts to create a ‘Mexico free of waste’.
Pilot looks to change consumer habits and test new business models.
How to make life better for half the world’s population on International Women’s Day and every day
“We consider our impact in every step of our business, from the first leaf to the last sip”
Our Belgian foods team have partnered with food app Too Good To Go to trial ways to reduce food waste by offering consumers the chance to buy near sell-by surplus stock at a discount
Our Port Sunlight factory in the UK is part of a world-first project to explore if hydrogen could be a viable alternative to natural gas to fuel manufacturing plants.
From nutrition workshops in Mexico to food innovation in the Netherlands, Knorr’s Future 50 Foods report has created momentum for sustainable change throughout the business, and given consumers a practical way of making environmentally-friendly changes to their daily lives.
