Unilever confirms UK sites now 100 per cent renewable powered

James Murray
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Consumer goods giant says 15 of its UK sites have been powered by Scottish wind farm since April

Unilever has today become the latest high profile firm to confirm its operations are being run using renewable power, after announcing all its UK manufacturing sites are sourcing 100 per cent of their...

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