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Unilever House in central London | Credit: N Chadwick, Creative Commons
More than 99 per cent of shareholders have endorsed firm's plan to deliver net zero operations by 2030 and net zero supply chains nine years later
The overwhelming majority of shareholders at Unilever have voted in favour of the consumer goods giant's plan to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions across its operations by 2030 before decarbonising...
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