Unilever has committed to using only renewable energy by zero . Polman is part of a group of business leaders who want governments to commit to zero net emissions by 2050. The company also aims to stop using energy from coal by 2050 . Lifebuoy, Ben & Jerry’s Chief Executive Polman , who is part of a group of business leaders who want governments to commit to zero net emissions by 2020 , is a leading advocate for the idea that there is a business case for sustainability. Unilever says it has saved over 400 million euros ( £280.82 million ) through eco-friendly measures taken at its factories since 2008 and claims that its brands that most fully embrace sustainability, such as Dove, Lifebuoy, Ben & Jerry’s and Comfort , perform the best.
Unilever has committed to using only renewable energy by zero . The company also aims to stop using energy from coal by 2050 . Lifebuoy, Ben & Jerry’s Chief Executive Polman , who is part of a group of business leaders who want governments to commit to zero net emissions by 2020 , is a leading advocate for the idea that there is a business case for sustainability. Unilever says it has saved over 400 million euros ( £280.82 million ) through eco-friendly measures taken at its factories since 2008 and claims that its brands that most fully embrace sustainability, such as Dove, Lifebuoy, Ben & Jerry’s and Comfort , perform the best.