5th April 2024 B Corp / Unilever
Unilever has redesigned some of its food packaging to include its recently attained B Corp status.
The FMCG giant is hiving off its ice cream brands, likely via a demerger, as part of a productivity drive that will also see 7,500 jobs cut.
Unilever’s $40m account has returned to GroupM’s media agency Mindshare following a competitive pitch.
CPG giant’s New Zealand operations face down economic headwind to keep up the growth momentum that started in 2020.
The appointment of Hein Schumacher is seen as a sign of the global FMCG giant’s commitment to food.
Unilever’s Best Foods is partnering with the Vodafone Warriors and Love Food Hate Waste to create “The Best Foods Food Waste Warriors” campaign.
Unilever Australia and New Zealand has become a B Corporation committed to meeting high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.
The FMCG giant’s new NZ boss says it is buckling up for at least another year of uncertainty as the trend for value driving sales ramps up.
The global FMCG giant’s NZ division received a bottom line boost from the disposal of the premium tea business.
The global FMCG giant ups the ante by restricting F&B marketing to under 16s, ahead of an industry standard of 13 years.
Former Unilever Baltics GM Cameron Heath relocates to Auckland this month to lead the company’s NZ business.
Unilever’s mayonnaise brand Best Foods has pledged its support for the open pantry initiative, Pātaka Kai, which sees surplus food or donations distributed across a network of 140 pantries in New Zealand.
The consumer goods giant has 81 New Zealand-based employees.
Unilever’s mayonnaise brand aims to shine a light on the $1.17bn worth of food waste in New Zealand every year.
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