Unilever
Strong volume growth; full year outlook reconfirmed
30 Apr 2026
Unilever announces its first quarter results for 2026. View the details.
Unilever and Samsung launch laundry innovations for smart home revolution
27 Apr 2026
Eduardo Campanella, President of Home Care, on collaborating with Samsung to launch Unilever’s first laundry products designed for auto dose washing machines.
Unilever to acquire U.S. Greens Supplement company Grüns
15 Apr 2026
Unilever announces that it has signed an agreement to acquire Grüns, a fast-growing VMS company with a leading position in the U.S. Greens Supplement category.
WEF recognises business impact of Unilever’s supply chain tech investments
03 Apr 2026
Unilever’s digital supply chain transformation has driven growth, increased resilience and earned new WEF Global Lighthouse Network designations.
How Unilever’s science is shaping the future of consumer goods
02 Apr 2026
How Unilever is using AI and advanced technology to design biology-led sensorial products that go beyond functional and deliver desire, performance and growth.
Unilever announces the combination of Unilever Foods with McCormick to create a global flavour powerhouse with a superior growth profile
01 Apr 2026
Unilever announces the combination of Unilever Foods with McCormick to create a global flavour powerhouse with a superior growth profile
Marketing in a changing world: relevance as a growth engine
25 Mar 2026
Unilever CMO Leandro Barreto on building brand relevance through creator-led content, social-first marketing and cultural engagement in a fragmented media world
Google Cloud partnership pioneers next generation of consumer goods technologies
17 Feb 2026
Unilever and Google Cloud partner to pioneer next generation of consumer goods technologies
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