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Unilever is a multinational company that produces and sells consumer goods for nutrition, hygiene and personal care. Learn about its sustainability priorities, deforestation-free progress, palm oil supply chain, latest news and more.
- Careers
With more than 400 brands in over 100 countries, there are...
- Brands
Clean Future is our strategy to tap into a vast segment of...
- Change location
Our online corporate presence includes Unilever.com, around...
- At a Glance
Unilever has been named as a sustainability leader by...
- Our Brands
We make some of the world’s best-known brands – all are on a...
- Strategy
Sustainable growth. We have a long tradition of being a...
- Annual Report and Accounts 2023
The material on this Unilever Annual Report and Accounts...
- Careers
Unilever Malaysia is a leading consumer goods company with 70 years of history and presence in the country. Learn about its divisions, products, sustainability initiatives, latest news and career opportunities.
In September 1929, Unilever was formed by a merger of the operations of Dutch Margarine Unie and British soapmaker Lever Brothers, with the name of the resulting company a portmanteau of the name of both companies. [7] In the 1930s, the business grew, and new ventures were launched in Africa and Latin America.
Unilever is a team of 128,000 people who make a real and lasting difference to the planet, society and their careers. Explore the opportunities for graduates, interns and professionals across the world and learn how to take action for sustainable living.
Unilever owns and markets a range of household names in beauty, personal care, home care, nutrition and ice cream. Learn about their products, purpose, innovation and how they create a better world for everyone.
Our 400 brands around the world are on a global mission to do good. It's been our goal - and part of our business - for over a hundred years. There's still lots to do, but together, we can make sustainable living commonplace. Skip to results.
We have been driving an ambitious sustainability agenda for over two decades. Yet, in the face of ever-growing economic, environmental and social challenges, we are evolving our approach. Ringing the alarm and setting long-term ambitions isn't good enough anymore.
