Many factors affect gut health, but one we can control is diet. To kick start Veganuary, Unilever’s gut microbiome expert Dr Robert Dixon explains the positive impact eating a diverse range of plant-based foods can have on the gut microbiome and our health.
What’s the recipe for building a €2 billion brand? For Hellmann’s, it’s all about getting the perfect blend of a great-tasting product, meaningful purpose and customer-led innovation and bringing it together with a touch of pop-culture appeal.
OMO, Persil, Skip, Surf Excel, Breeze, Rinso: Unilever’s billion-euro laundry detergent family may be known by different names around the world, but they are all united by two things: the commitment to getting clothes clean and the belief that messy play is good. Here’s a master class on Unilever’s Dirt Is Good master brand.
We’ve set a bold ambition to eliminate deforestation in our palm oil, paper and board, tea, soy and cocoa supply chains, and to protect and regenerate land, forests and oceans. Discover the ways we’re using technology and regenerative farming and working with partners, suppliers and smallholder farmers to drive systemic change.
As we find new ways to empower the smallholder farmers who help feed the world and provide critical ingredients for our products, we’re reflecting on the successes and lessons of our groundbreaking collaboration – the Enhancing Livelihoods Fund.
Our commitment to protect and regenerate nature includes investing in advanced technology, strengthening our supplier requirements, empowering farmers and smallholders, and working with governments to advocate for industry change.
Unilever has put its name to an industry-first collaboration which aims to improve the sustainability of coconut farming - to protect nature, the livelihoods of smallholder farmers and the communities that depend on it.
Water scarcity affects more than 40% of the global population and is on the rise. We’re working with two new partners to manage water usage and engage in collective action to achieve water security for all by 2030.
Our scientists have used non-animal methods to access product safety for more than 30 years. And we’re calling on European lawmakers to uphold the EU’s longstanding ban on animal testing. Discover more on how we’re using science not animals.
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 centres share what this work means to them.
New European Chemicals Agency proposals contradict the EU’s ban on animal testing for cosmetics. We don’t agree that ingredients with a history of safe use and manufacture need further testing on animals. Here Julia Fentem, who leads product safety at Unilever, explains why.
