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At Unilever we don’t test our products on animals, and we’ve been developing and using alternatives to animal testing for more than 30 years. Here five young scientists based at one of our UK R&D centers share what this work means to them

As of 1 January, all Unilever factories, offices, R&D facilities, data centers, warehouses and distribution centers – around the world – are now powered by 100% renewable grid electricity.

Greater transparency is key to driving ambitious climate action and keeping global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius

Seventh Generation director Martin Wolf challenged conventional wisdom and helped heal the world by bringing Seventh Generation’s powerful plant-based products to the attention of legislators

When a rainbow of flowers celebrating Poland’s LGBT+ community was burnt down for the seventh time, Ben & Jerry’s Country Business Lead Martyna Kaczmarek came up with an innovative solution

Plastic litter and dumped waste are degrading the environment in Kenya. To change public attitudes towards waste, Unilever Hero Draganah Omwange recruited an enthusiastic set of changemakers – schoolchildren in Nairobi, one school at a time.

We have introduced our new Hellmann's 100% recycled and recyclable plastic jars and bottles in the US and Canada, in a move that will save around 14,000 tons of virgin plastic per year

Ninety years ago this week, British soap-maker Lever Brothers and Dutch manufacturer Margarine Unie merged their operations to become Unilever. To celebrate our birthday, here are a few fascinating facts about the business.

Sustainable Trade Initiative CEO Joost Oorthuizen on why companies must put rivalry aside and work with competitors to address the planet’s most pressing challenges

From CEOs to young entrepreneurs, six influencers explore the opportunities and challenges ahead

Ogilvy’s Global Chief Creative Officer Piyush Pandey believes that brands have a responsibility to do something about the difficulties and pressures consumers face in their daily lives.

Tawee Rojanasinwilai, owner of Thailand’s Taweekit retail chain, explains why doing the right thing for the communities you serve is the strongest foundation for any business to survive and thrive.