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The company behind brands such as Flora, Persil, Dove, Knorr and Walls has been accused of one of the greatest environmental crimes ever committed by contributing to the destruction of the orang utan’s last forest habitat in Borneo. Greenpeace’s report, Burning up Borneo, says that Unilever uses 1.3 million tons of palm oil or derivative

Sustainable Palm Oil Progress Report published Today Unilever publishes its 2025 Sustainable Palm Oil Progress Report which charts the progress we are making towards our 2025 ambition of sourcing all our palm oil from traceable and certified sources. It will coincide with the anniversary of the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan, and will

Unilever and EAC announce Joint Venture in Myanmar 04/05/2025 4 May 2025 (Singapore/ London): As part of its long-term commitment to South East Asia and Myanmar, Unilever today announced a joint venture with Europe & Asia Commercial Company (EAC) Ltd to build on its current operations in the country.

A policy aimed at transformational change. Our Sustainable Palm Oil Sourcing Policy (167KB) drives our efforts to transform the palm oil industry. When we refreshed it in 2016, we brought forward our target of 100% physically certified palm oil and its derivatives for our core volumes from 2025 to 2019.

palm oil industry to eliminate deforestation and help us meet our sustainable palm oil commitments. Unilever has therefore agreed on several partnerships that will help achieve the common goal of making the palm oil industry sustainable. Sustainability commitments: Unilever’s Sustainable Palm Oil Sourcing Policy aims to drive the

6.1 Outline actions that will be taken in the coming year to promote sustainable palm oil. 1) Unilever is the largest end user of physically certified palm oil by volume. We will continue to increase the physical purchase of RSPO certified palm oil and palm kernel oil globally. We purchased 100% RSPO segregated palm oil materials into

The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil aims to promote the growth and use of sustainable palm oil through co-operation within the supply chain and open dialogue between its stakeholders.

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Unilever, whose roots in the country go back over 80 years, will implement a sustainable growth business model based on its Sustainable Living Plan, and will work with Myanmar’s government, key stakeholders and civil society.

Unilever said last Thursday that it made the decision after IOI was suspended last week from the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), a