Reporting Best Practice
Unilever
Within Commitment - Marketing & Advertising
Indicator:
3.1.1 Marketing and Advertising
Impact area:
Marketplace
Sector:
Food, Beverage & Personal Care
Industry:
personal & Household Products
Country (HQ):
United Kingdom
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