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LONDON (Reuters) E-commerce company THG said Dermalogica had not restricted the supply of stock to THG Beauty after a Telegraph report said the Unilever brand had taken action over concerns about discounting on the site.

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Other than during the Great Depression and World War II, Unilever's dividend has gone up almost every year for the best part of a century. Unilever has become less competitive and its pricing power ha

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Knorr® launches Plizza – a planet-friendlier pizza from crust to toppings for World Eat for Good Day ROTTERDAM, Netherlands , Feb. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Pizza, one of the most popular foods around the globe, just got a new twist that is friendlier for the planet in celebration of World Eat for Good Day on 19 February. Knorr, the global food brand known for bringing flavour to tables all over the world, is launching Plizza – a planet-friendlier pizza. The global food brand has reinvented the classic dish to be plant-based with ingredients that are better for people and the planet - from crust to toppings. Approximately five billion pizzas are sold every year around the world, so by changing pizza to be planet-friendlier we can collectively have a significant positive impact when we make swaps to ingredients that are better for the planet. The Plizza will be available for free on World Eat for Good Day in six cities around the globe - created fresh and delivered hot via the local food delivery app.

Mass market brands from Unilever to Heineken are crying poor about inflation, but Gucci and other luxury brands are doing just fine

pstrongZURICH: Swiss food giant Nestle''s net profit and sales rose in 2021 as it sold shares in cosmetic company l''Oreal and hiked prices amid soaring global inflation, group results showed Thursday./strong/p pBusinesses have faced supply chain disruptions and decades-high inflation as the global economy recovers from the Covid pandemic and energy prices surge./p pNestle -- the maker of everything from coffee to pet food and plant-based meat -- said its net profit bounced by 38.2 percent to 16.9 billion Swiss francs ($18.3 billion, 16.1 billion euros) last year./p pTotal sales rose 3.3 percent to 87.1 billion francs as restaurant sales improved and price hikes accelerated in the last quarter under inflationary pressure./p pstronga href="https://www.brecorder.com/news/40148344/unilever-wont-up-50bn-offer-for-gsk-pfizer-unit" Unilever won''t up £50bn offer for GSK-Pfizer unit /a/strong/p pIts organic growth -- which excludes the effects of acquisitions or divestments to focus on a company''s core operations -- reached 7.

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Unilever PLC (LSE:ULVR) last week impressed investors with its full-year results, showing the consumer goods firm managed to pass on price inflation to consumers and continue to perform strongly – t

Although Unilever PLC (LSE:ULVR) took a few body blows over its failed bid for GSK's healthcare arm, it is finding more friends in the City. RBC Capital Markets is the latest, removing what was effect

India''s largest dairy company Amul has written to leading offline and online retailers including Reliance Retail, Amazon, BigBasket and D''Mart, asking them to "avoid" deep discounting on its products for their B2C (business to consumer) businesses, in other words, what the retailers sell to consumers. This follows the recent controversy between fast moving consumer goods companies and traditional retailers over pricing parity."We don''t encourage differential pricing favouring any channel. Similarly, we expect our channel partners also to ensure that they do not involve themselves in under-cutting and follow Amul''s approved price-to-retailer pricing for B2B businesses and avoid deep discounting on Amul products for B2C businesses," said the letter signed by Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) managing director RS Sodhi. GCMMF sells packaged milk, ice-cream, butter, cheese and other dairy products under the Amul franchise.ET has seen copies of the letters.Traditional distributors have accused large FMCG companies of selling their products at lower prices to wholesalers such as Reliance JioMart, Metro Cash & Carry and business-to-business (B2B) platform Udaan."In the recent past, we have come across many complaints from our traditional channel partners on pricing issues and we find there is a need to clarify our norms once again so that we can avoid such conflict," the letter signed by Sodhi noted.