Unilever confirms acquisition of refillable deodorant brand Wild

James Murray
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Deal provides major boost to company's 'mission to remove single-use plastic from the bathroom'

The refillable packaging market has received a major vote of confidence today, after consumer goods giant Unilever announced it has acquired pioneering personal care brand Wild. Financial details for...

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