Unilever deploys bio-based cleaning ingredient in washing up liquid

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Unilever's Chilean dishwashing brand Quix is first in the world to feature natural surfactant Rhamnolipid

Unilever has plans to scale the use of a naturally-occurring cleaning agent after successfully deploying it in its Chilean dishwashing brand Quix this summer. Its use in Quix marked the first time Rhamnolipid,...

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