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Find out why a sustainable approach is better for business, people and planet, and how Unilever is working to make sustainable living commonplace.

At Climate Week NYC, the University of Oxford, in partnership with Unilever, has launched a new report identifying the policy interventions needed to address the carbon emissions of everyday cleaning, laundry and home care products.

Innovation and collaboration will be essential for Unilever to reach net zero by 2039. Read on to meet the experts helping to tackle emissions across the business, from sustainable sourcing of our ingredients to changing formulations and optimising manufacturing and distribution.

The 2022 results of our regenerative agriculture projects are in and it is good news, with progress made across the field. As Unilever continues to add and scale up projects in 2023 and beyond, we take a closer look at the environmental impact these first programmes are making.

The final whistle may have blown on FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™, but our Personal Care brands’ sponsorship of FIFA is just getting started with more still to come. Discover four ways it’s proving to be a win–win for attracting women to the sport and engagement for our brands.

Our agroforestry initiatives in Côte d’Ivoire are regenerating the local environment and providing tools to help improve cocoa farmers’ livelihoods.

It’s the world’s best-selling shampoo for men and the No.1 anti-dandruff shampoo brand in three of our biggest haircare markets. Here’s how scalp care innovation, purpose and proven results are boosting Clear’s growth.

In partnership with the Rimba Collective, Dove will help protect and restore 123,000 acres of rainforest in Southeast Asia – an area 8x the size of Manhattan over five years.

There’s more to Unilever’s ice cream freezers than meets the eye. Some run at warmer temperatures that save on energy bills; others use smart tech to tell you when to restock. In future, they may even predict what consumers want before you do.

A new Unstereotype Alliance campaign, ‘Say Nothing, Change Nothing’, co-piloted by Unilever, looks to help people go from bystanders to upstanders in the face of everyday stereotypes.

Pot Noodle is trialling a change in the way it makes its famous pots, moving from plastic to paper. This new design marks the biggest innovation in its packaging since the brand launched over 40 years ago.

By combining industry-leading understanding of melanin-rich skin with insights from dermatologists and consumers of colour, Unilever R&D’s Polycultural Centre of Excellence is developing products to address the unmet needs in the beauty, wellbeing and personal care space.