Unilever’s best-known brands include:

• Food: Ben & Jerry’s; Bovril; Colman’s; Cornetto; Flora; Hellmann’s; I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter; Knorr; Magnum; Marmite; Pot Noodle; Wall’s.
• Drink: Lipton; Lyons tea; PG Tips;
• Household: Comfort; Domestos; Dove; Lynx; Persil; Radox; Sure; Surf; Timotei; Tresemme; Vaseline.

How many products do Unilever sell?

Unilever owns more than 400 brands including 11 “billion-dollar brands”, which each achieve annual sales in excess of €1 billion.

What is Unilever’s best selling product?

Unilever is a major player in numerous FMCG markets worldwide, including home care, fabric care, and skin care. Two of Unilever’s most valuable brands, Dove and Axe, are both producers of antiperspirants and deodorants.

What is the biggest Unilever brand?

Today, Magnum is a leading global brand, selling 1 billion units annually worldwide, and is the biggest of Unilever’s ice cream brands. The ice cream bars are made from quality ingredients to match their premium market positioning.

What are the different types of Unilever products?

Unilever Brands Categorized by Types of Products Unilever has more than 400 brands which are organized into four main divisions: Foods (soups, bouillons, sauces, snacks, mayonnaise, salad dressings, margarine, and spreads)

What makes Unilever a great company to work for?

Our broad and diverse portfolio of Beauty & Personal Care brands are driven by our passionate mission to care for people and planet. Through our products and innovations, we’re creating clean homes, a clean planet and a clean future.

How many sustainable living brands does Unilever have?

In 2018, Unilever’s Sustainable Living Brands grew 69% faster than the rest of the business, compared to 46% in 2017; Unilever now has 28 Sustainable Living Brands – the four new entrants are Close Up (toothpaste), Wheel (laundry), Calve and Bango (dressings);

What are some of Unilever’s purpose led brands?

Jope added: “The fantastic work done by brands such as Dove, Vaseline, Seventh Generation, Ben & Jerry’s and Brooke Bond shows the huge impact that brands can have in addressing an environmental or social issue. But talking is not enough, it is critical that brands take action and demonstrate their commitment to making a difference.”