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More than 700 global experts placed us top when it comes to integrating sustainability into our business strategy.

We're investing in sustainable, tech-driven ingredients to power our future growth.

One of the key pillars of our sustainable business strategy, the Unilever Compass, is to contribute to a fairer, more socially inclusive world. One way we do this is by promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion inside and outside our walls.

From peer-to-peer support by our proUd network to policies that promote and protect a fully inclusive workplace, we look at how equity is helping to level the playing field for our LGBTQI+ colleagues and what impact we can have in the wider business...

With the program now running until at least 2025, we have even more opportunities to support innovative social enterprises that meet the needs of low-income households in developing countries.

What does it take for a billion-euro brand to achieve double-digit growth multiple years in a row? Hellmann’s recipe for success includes a meaningful purpose, pop culture appeal, relevant innovation and, above all, a great-tasting superior product.

New research by Unilever, IBM Research and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) reveals that vitamin B3 could hold the key to unlocking a new generation of hygiene products that work by boosting the body’s natural defenses.

We say use science, not animals, to ensure consumer products and their ingredients are safe. Read more on our commitments, our work and the challenges.

Through a new data-driven approach, we can make even smarter, faster and sharper decisions to optimize our portfolio of brands and products.

We’re seeking startups and scaleups to co-create sustainable hair care, skin care and deodorant products with our brands. Could your business be our next partner?

They might look and sound similar, but equality and equity are two very distinct concepts. Here’s why we need both to achieve a fairer and more socially inclusive world.

After years of advocacy from NGOs, governments and businesses, including Unilever, an agreement has been reached to start negotiations for a global treaty to tackle plastic pollution.