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Colman's Mustard brand synonymous with Norwich put up for sale

Unilever is selling the Colman's Mustard brand, known for its Norwich factory, ahead of its merger with McCormick. The sale aims to address competition concerns, according to Unilever. The brand has historical ties to the region, dating back to 1814.

Norfolk's Colman's Mustard put up for sale in £48bn US deal

Unilever is selling Colman's Mustard ahead of its £48bn merger with McCormick, citing potential regulatory concerns. McCormick already owns French's Mustard. Unilever aims to address competition issues, with Rothschild tasked to find a buyer. The sale is part of a larger deal involving brands like Hellmann's and Knorr.

Unilever, McCormick to put Colman’s up for sale

Unilever and McCormick & Co. plan to sell Colman's mustard brand to address potential competition concerns ahead of their $44.8bn food business merger. Unilever will receive McCormick stock and $15.7bn in cash. The deal excludes certain assets, including Colman's, which is now being marketed to buyers.

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Norfolk's Colman's Mustard put up for sale in £48bn US deal

Unilever is selling Colman's Mustard ahead of its £48bn merger with McCormick, citing potential regulatory concerns. McCormick already owns French's Mustard. Unilever aims to address competition issues, with Rothschild tasked to find a buyer. The sale is part of a larger deal involving brands like Hellmann's and Knorr.

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Unilever, McCormick to put Colman’s up for sale

Unilever and McCormick & Co. plan to sell Colman's mustard brand to address potential competition concerns ahead of their $44.8bn food business merger. Unilever will receive McCormick stock and $15.7bn in cash. The deal excludes certain assets, including Colman's, which is now being marketed to buyers.

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Sunlight Liquid gets more time to fix ‘misleading’ labels

Unilever received an extension to December 2026 to change 'misleading' labels on Sunlight Liquid packaging, according to the Advertising Regulatory Board. The ARB initially ordered the change by September 2024, citing 'greenwashing' concerns over the '100% plant-based active' claim. Unilever argued that meeting the deadline would cause significant revenue losses.

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Unilever and Galaxy Surfactants deepen partnership

Unilever and Galaxy Surfactants expanded their partnership on 19 August, focusing on co-investments and technology collaboration. Unilever uses oils and fats in products like Hellmann's mayonnaise and Dove soap. Galaxy Surfactants, a manufacturer of surfactants and specialty care ingredients, offers sustainable products and is a member of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). The companies have collaborated for 45 years, including reformulations of Dove body wash.

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Judge dismisses parts of Ben & Jerry’s lawsuit against Unilever – Reuters

A US judge dismissed most claims in Ben & Jerry's lawsuit against Unilever, leaving only two about alleged missed payments. Magnum Ice Cream, now Ben & Jerry's owner, replaces Unilever as the primary defendant. The dispute involves governance and political expression rights, with Unilever denying wrongdoing. The remaining claims involve $4.5 million in alleged unpaid funds.

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Analysis-Death of the consumer conglomerate? Unilever bets less is more

Unilever aims to boost valuation by focusing on beauty, personal care, and home products, divesting food assets. It trades at 11.5x EV/EBITDA, lower than rivals like P&G (14.8x) and L'Oreal (17.5x). Investors seek proof of improved returns, with concerns about reduced exposure to high-margin food business post-McCormick merger. Unilever reports improving sales but faces skepticism about long-term growth.

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