From tomatoes to tea - Unilever reveals next phase of sustainable supply chain push

James Murray
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Company announces it is to team up with Dutch NGO Solidaridad as it seeks to significantly expand sustainable supply chain initiative

Unilever this week gathered together several hundred of its largest suppliers at its annual 'Partner to Win Supplier Summit' in London, only to announce that the aim of the next phase of the company's...

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