The public-private partnership follows a meeting in June between Unilever’s chief sustainability officer Rebecca Marmot, USAID administrator Samantha Power, EY global vice chalir, sustainability, Amy Brachio, and Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-AK, and Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI, to discuss the impetus for the CIRCLE Alliance and Unilever’s experience to date implementing its plastics strategy.
Unilever PLC has entered a $21m public-private partnership with US Agency for International Development (USAID) and consulting firm Ernst & Young Global Limited to promote extended producer responsibility (EPR) programs within developing countries.
The London-based company announced 23 August the creation of the CIRCLE (Catalyzing Inclusive, Resilient, and Circular Local Economies) Alliance, an...
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