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Unilever chief executive Paul Polman

Unilever shakes up UK pension scheme

By Ben Bouckley

Unilever says it will start consulting UK employees this summer with a view to closing its final salary pension scheme.

Scientists during tasting session

Unilever serves warning on novel foods failure

By Rod Addy

Research and development (R&D) champion Unilever has voiced deep disappointment and frustration over the collapse of talks reviewing the 1997 EU Novel Foods Regulation, claiming it will hamper food and drink manufacturers' innovation plans.

Unilever says Colman’s investment may cut jobs

Unilever says Colman’s investment may cut jobs

By Ben Bouckley

Unilever says it is spending around £2.6m to upgrade production and expand production at its historic Colman’s mustard factory in Norwich, but admits that it could shed up to 20 jobs as a result.

Chicken Tonight: Still no takers?

City: Unilever to enter a decade of growth

By Elaine Watson

Unilever is set to enter a new phase, “becoming a net acquirer of businesses for the first time in a decade”, according to analysts at Panmure Gordon.

City: Unilever strategy in emerging markets is 'hugely impressive'

City: Unilever strategy in emerging markets is 'hugely impressive'

By Elaine Watson

70% of Unilever’s sales could be generated in developing and emerging (D&E) markets by the end of the decade, according to City analysts covering a ‘hugely impressive’ investor seminar in Singapore run by the consumer products giant.

Polman: 'breakthrough' innovation

Unilever: Things will get worse before they get better

By Elaine Watson

Life will only get tougher for Unilever in the second half of 2010, but things could improve in 2011 as its Genesis innovation programme starts to bear fruit, cost inflation cycles out and rival Procter & Gamble (P&G) starts to run out of steam,...

Can’t get no satisfaction?

Can’t get no satisfaction?

By Elaine Watson

Satiety might still be top of the pops on the conference circuit, but is it losing its lustre for food manufacturers?

Firms not making fast buck from obesity crisis

Firms not making fast buck from obesity crisis

By Elaine Watson

The market for products boasting satiety claims has not grown as fast as many market observers had predicted, ingredients suppliers at the Vitafoods show in Geneva have admitted

Star quality

Star quality

By Elaine Watson

You can't march into a factory and change its culture overnight, says the man responsible for transforming the fortunes of Unilever's Phoenix ice cream plant

DNA diets... nutrition gets personal

DNA diets... nutrition gets personal

By Elaine Watson

As long as it keeps the Daily Mail on side, the food industry could make big bucks out of nutrigenomics, says Elaine Watson

Unilever chills out

Unilever chills out

Unilever is to target the chilled dairy market in a number of
European countries from September as it pushes aggressively into
sectors with significant growth potential.

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