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Examples of brands produced by Unilever

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Every day, 2.5 billion people use Unilever products to feel good, look good and get more out of life. With more than 400 brands bought in 190 countries, we have a unique opportunity to work with consumers to make sustainable living commonplace.

Take a look at our divisions; Home Care, Beauty & Personal Care and Foods & Refreshment and find out about our brands and purpose.

Foods & Refreshment

Everyone deserves access to good food. Our great-tasting brands aim to transform the world's food systems and bring our consumers nutritious products that are fair for people and the planet.

View Foods & Refreshment brands

Home Care

Through our products and innovations, we're creating clean homes, a clean planet and a clean future.

Our portfolio of some of the world's most well-known household products are designed to make your home a better world and our world a better home.

View Home Care brands

Every U does good

Doing good sits at the heart of everything we do. So when you spot a Unilever logo whilst scrubbing, brushing, licking or sipping one of our products, you can feel proud that we are committed to creating a better world for everyone by supporting good causes.

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Every day, 2.5 billion people use Unilever products to feel good, look good and get more out of life. With more than 400 brands bought in 190 countries, we have a unique opportunity to work with consumers to make sustainable living commonplace.

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Ahead of COP28, Eric Soubeiran shares his views in Reuters Industry Insight on how businesses can unlock faster climate action and what we need from governments to help accelerate our progress.

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Unilever Global: Making sustainable living commonplace | Unilever

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At Unilever we meet everyday needs for nutrition, hygiene and personal care with brands that help people feel good, look good and get more out of life.

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Examples of brands produced by Pioneer Food

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If you take pride in the work you deliver and if you have a passion for excellence, results and quality, then Pioneer Foods is your home.

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If you take pride in the work you deliver and if you have a passion for excellence, results and quality, then Pioneer Foods is your home.

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Website with a lot of information relevant to Tiger Brands

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Tiger Brands | Food and Beverage Company

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Tiger Brands, a Top 40 JSE company, is one of the largest manufacturers and marketers of FMCG products in South Africa, and has been for several decades.

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Examples of brands produced by Tiger Brands

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View our range of Baby Care, Beverages, Grains, Home Care, Snacks and Treats, Personal Care, Groceries, Perishable brands here.

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Zim's stand on PnP entering their market

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Zim's stand on PnP entering their market

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Zimbabwe's minister suggests barriers to enter their retail market to enable local retailer growth

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Malcom Sharara, Fin24's correspondent in Zimbabwe

Harare - Zimbabwe's Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa has castigated FDI deals that are not directed into value adding sectors singling out the Meikles/Pick n Pay deal in particular.

Speaking at the opening of a two-day Economic Empowerment Conference 2012 on Wednesday, Chinamasa said there was no need to applaud foreign direct investment (FDI) in the retail sector as there was no value add to the sector and as such the sector should be legally reserved for local players.

Referring to the Pick n Pay Stores [JSE:PIK] deal, the minister said, "99% of the retailer's merchandise is South African imports so the company is implementing South African export policy".

He said some sectors of the economy such as ginning, distribution and fuel importation should be reserved for the locals, adding FDI should address priority areas for mutual benefit.

Pick n Pay this year opened its first supermarket in Kamfinsa‚ Zimbabwe.

The supermarket‚ the first Pick n Pay-branded store to open in Zimbabwe since it took control of 49% of TM Supermarkets‚ is situated in the Kamfinsa shopping centre in eastern Harare.

The store comprises a Pick n Pay Supermarket‚ as well as stand-alone Pick n Pay Liquor and Clothing stores.

A number of Pick n Pay branches are planned to be opened this year‚ many of them at sites where TM Supermarkets have been operating.

- Fin24

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Malcom Sharara, Fin24's correspondent in Zimbabwe Harare - Zimbabwe's Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa has castigated FDI deals that are not directed into value adding sectors singling out the Meikles/Pick n Pay deal in particular.

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PnP Expands business operations into Africa

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Harare - Pick n Pay [JSE:PIK] and its Zimbabwean partner TM Supermarkets have continued to grow their footprint and revenue, despite the challenges being faced by many businesses in the country.

In its interim results to September 30 2015 released on Thursday, holding company Meikles Limited said the two supermarket chains reported a 17% growth in revenue to US$196.7m, with Pick n Pay outlets contributing 30% or $59m.

Pick n Pay opened a second store in Bulawayo on December 9 2015. Situated in an upmarket suburb, the store comprises 2 816m² and carries over 12 000 product lines.

The new store comes after Pick n Pay Avondale opened in Harare in August, on the heels of Pick n Pay Sam Nujoma which was opened in April as the first Pick n Pay store in Harare's CBD.

This brings the total number of Pick n Pay stores in the country to 12.

The performance by Pick n Pay is impressive, considering that its main competitor OK Zimbabwe reported a 7.9% revenue drop to $213.6m while attributable income went down 71.6% to $1.2m.

In general, almost all Zimbabwean companies are reporting declining profits as a result of negative growth in sales and margins.

On November 24 2015, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers presented Pick n Pay with a number of awards, including Supermarket of the Year - Consumer's Choice and Best Retailer - Environmental Management.

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Harare - Pick n Pay [JSE:PIK] and its Zimbabwean partner TM Supermarkets have continued to grow their footprint and revenue, despite the challenges being faced by many businesses in the country. In its interim results to September 30 2015 released on Thursday, holding company Meikles Limited said the two supermarket chains reported a 17% growth in revenue to US$196.7m, with Pick n Pay outlets contributing 30% or $59m.

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Get most of the info on PnP's micro environment on the website, including their annual report

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View PnP's YouTube channel

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Welcome to the Pick n Pay YouTube Channel! Find more of us on http://www.picknpay.co.za

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This is PnP's online shopping web page.

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Welcome to Pick n Pay | Shop Online, Recipes, Clothing, Liquor & more - Pick n Pay

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Welcome to Pick n Pay online. With just a few clicks you can shop online, find recipes, clothing, great deals, manage your Smart Shopper account & so much more!