Unilever seeks to boost UK recycling rates with Comic Relief fundraiser

Jessica Shankleman
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Greenredeem and Unilever join forces to encourage more people to recycle and donate rewards to charity

Unilever is seeking to raise £20,000 for Comic Relief next month by encouraging more consumers to recycle their rubbish through a new incentive scheme. The consumer products giant confirmed today it...

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