Unilever Aims To Eliminate Fossil Fuels In Cleaning Products By 2030 Unilever is ring fencing €1 billion for clean future to finance biotechnology research, co2 and waste utilisation, and low carbon chemistry which will drive the transition away from fossil fuel derived chemicals. this investment will also be used to create biodegradable and water efficient product formulations, to halve the use of virgin. €1 billion clean future investment will drive a complete transition away from fossil fuel derived chemicals in unilever’s cleaning and laundry products by 2030, while also unlocking new ways.
Unilever To Eliminate Fossil Fuels In Cleaning Products Unilever has pledged to drop fossil fuels from its cleaning products by 2030 to reduce carbon emissions. the consumer goods giant said it would invest €1bn (£890m, $1.2bn) in the effort. At the heart of this strategy is a new ambition: to replace 100% of the carbon derived from fossil fuels in unilever’s cleaning and laundry product formulations with renewable or recycled carbon by 2030. clean future will transform the sustainability of global brands like omo (persil), sunlight, cif and domestos. The report – which launches today at a roundtable meeting during climate week nyc – identifies opportunities to address the emissions released after use, focusing on the fossil based carbon found in everyday cleaning products such as laundry powder and liquid, hand and machine dishwashing detergent and bars. Unilever is planning to spend €1bn changing what it puts in its laundry and cleaning products to cut out ingredients made from fossil fuels. the consumer goods group aims to eliminate fossil.
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