“The end of life of a material is determined at the point of design.” 

The group’s Dutch shareholders voted in favor of a single London home base for the group.

The Unilever-owned brand has a new redesign to mark its retail distribution that will begin in October at Walmart.

Loop is taking its effort to curb single-use packaging national with expansion to 48 states.

The “brandtech” firm has acquired U.S. influencer marketing company Collectively, which it will merge with TheAmplify.

Unilever’s ceo Alan Jope described the first half as “testing,” with record levels of growth, and decline — all happening at the same time.

The consumer giant said it would allocate resources to regions “week by week” as they recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, and plans to ramp up marketing campaigns in the second half.

Most say merely changing descriptives of such skin-care products is not enough to educate consumers about the beauty of diversity.

Major brands are pulling their advertising from the social media platform as part of the “Stop Hate For Profit” campaign.

The social media giant is facing a growing ad boycott and a new call to fire a top policy executive, Joel Kaplan.

The world’s largest beauty company is removing such adjectives for its skin-evening products, largely sold in Asia.

Facebook has just agreed to a “civil rights audit,” again, as more companies join a boycott aimed at addressing racist speech on the platform.

The parent of Dove and Pond’s will also change the name of its “Fair & Lovely” skin products, which are sold across Asia.

Starting a successful company is a daunting challenge for anyone. For Black people, the hurdles are even greater. Here, Richelieu Dennis and Cashmere Nicole share how they built their companies — and the change that needs to happen moving forward so that more people can follow in their footsteps.

The consumer giant has set an ambitious agenda to be carbon neutral by 2039.