Unilever boss: Climate change cost company €200m last year
Food giant strengthens sustainable palm oil commitment and reveals plan for €100m processing plant in Indonesia
Unilever has revealed plans to better promote its green projects to investors, after chief executive Paul Polman claimed that climate change impacts were already costing the company €200m a year. Speaking...
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