all right, now, show me unilever, the maker of dove soap, okay? controversy here.ter activist to promote the soap. allegedly, she ruined someone's life on a false racial charge previously. is this perhaps going to become another bud light situation? lauren: i think it depends on how unilever responds and handles this, but right now if you go on social media, some customers are tossing their dove products and sharing pictures of the garbage can full of them and saying they're going to threaten unilever and dove. they are mad that dove partnered with a black lives matters activist. her name is dan ya bryant. she's their ambassador. she accused a white uva student of threatening protesters in 2020. then she said she misheard. she tried to the to get that student expelled from school. that student spent a year trying to clean up her reputation. those accusations, they kind of ruined her life in many ways. she's having trouble getting into law school, for instance. stuart: what are they thinking? if why would you hire someone with that history to be your ambassador? i d

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. >> naming and shaming brands from nestlÉ to unilever, french supermarkets are putting up inflationrning signs. as products have decreased in size without corresponding price reduction. -- so far has singled out 26 products they accuse of hidden inflation. the shrinkage of this ice-t has resulted in a 40% increase in price per liter. >> there is a lack of honesty. the customer can be deceived because the product appears to be identical to the previous products they are used to buying. >> the supermarkets are aiming to put russia and -- pressure on consumer goods companies in upcoming negotiations. -- says companies are not cooperating on efforts to cut the price of thousands of staples. some brands like this ice cream made the decision as nutritional reasons, an excuse that does not wash with customers. >> avoid this product because it means the company does not give a damn about me. >> at the end of the day, it is the price that counts. >> consumer groups say it is a -- process that others are guilty of. >> position yourself as the brand that he defends consumers by naming and sham

the biggest, the world's biggest plastic producers are pepsico, unilever, nestle and coca—cola so thisific islands region. unfortunately the world is overwhelmed with plastics and it is often remote communities who have two pay the price of cleanup. local governments, local communities often indigenous people, women and children who are cleaning up and children who are cleaning up this pollution and, really, we need to make polluters pay. how is that going to be achieved? we will still have a problem. the cleanup seems futile if plastic is still being produced at the rate at which it currently is. how do you go back to source and make global shifts in the production of plastic?— of plastic? fortunately the world has _ of plastic? fortunately the world has come _ of plastic? fortunately the world has come together l of plastic? fortunately the i world has come together and of plastic? fortunately the - world has come together and is currently working through the intergovernmental negotiating committee on plastic pollution to design a new global treaty on plastic. some of the discussions

unilever and pepsi which are companies that distribute all over the world.hey have been talking about pushing through price increases. fascinating to see this push back in other markets and if we see a response from the suppliers on a more global level. >> we have seen after this story from france and the uk that people are calling for similar moves. they should put the labels on. >> difficult for them to justify also keeping prices high in the disinflationary environment. charlotte, thank you for the report. the naming and shaming in france. >>> the ecb hiked rates another 25-basis points which lifts them to the record high with the base right at 4%. european bond yields and euro is back on the move as the ecb signals the thursday hike could be its last of the cycle. the ecb said rates had reached high levels to make a substantial contribution to get inflation back down to target. that was april line that caught people's attention. annette was there. annette, perhaps you can give us more nuance than the knee jerk reaction as the ecb is done. >> reporter: i

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one of them was put forward at the oslo oceans conference by the company unilever which has pledged in 2026 to take out of the world a pound of plastic for every pound of plastic that it puts out into the world through packaging and through products, to go plastic neutral. if a company as big as them, that shouldn't be too much for american companies. i think it would have a very positive effect and it would create a market for getting plastic out of the world. and i think it would be particularly helpful in poorer countries to have an international market of waste plastic that people can take out of their communities and get paid for cleaning up their communities. so there are plenty of levels of engagement that a company as big as unilever as that, that is not unreasonable. >> i want to begin by thinking my friend and colleague senator whitehouse on ocean cleanup. he and i have been tag teaming for a number of years on carve our seas 1.0 and save our seas 2.0 which is the most comprehensive ocean cleanup legislation ever passed. trump administration, now biden administration and impl

one of them was put forward at the oslo oceans conference by the european company unilever. which has pledged i think starting in the '26. to take out of the world a pound of plastic. to every pound of plastic it puts out in the world through packaging, and products. to go plastic neutral if you will. that shouldn't be asking too much for american companies. this is an announced policy, and i think it would have a very positive effect. in fact, i think it would create a market for getting plastic out of the world. and i think it would be particularly helpful in poor countries to have an international market of waste plastic that people can take out of their communities, and get paid for cleaning up their communities. so, there are plenty of levels of engagement. clearly, if a company as big as unilever can make a commitment like that that is not an unreasonable ask. thanks for your attention to this problem. >> thank you senator. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to begin thinking my friend, and colleague senator whitehouse on this topic of plastics, and ocean cleanup. he, a

one of them was put forward the onslow oceans conference by the european company, unilever, which has pledged, starting in '26, to take out of the world a pound of plastic for every pound the plastic that it puts out into the world, to package it through products. to go plastics-neutral, if you will, or with companies that can usually do that, that shouldn't be asking too much for an american company. this is an announced policy. i think it would have a very policy -- positive affect. in fact, it would create a market for getting plastic out of the world, and i think it would be particularly helpful in helping poorer countries to have an international market of waste and plastic that people can take out of their communities and get paid for cleaning up their communities. so, there are plenty of levels of engagement, but clearly, if a company as big as unilever to make a commitment is because that, that is not an unreasonable ask. thank you for your attention. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by thanking and colleague, senator whitehouse, on this topic of

climate doom packham and deborah don't fly on private jets maiden as well as the former boss of unilevers climate conscious business joined with hundreds of businesses to take part in the queue for climate on the millennium bridge, of all places. quite what it achieved, i'm not sure , but here to tell i'm not sure, but here to tell me is editor gemmell , leader of me is editor gemmell, leader of the climate party and an attendee to the demonstration today. attendee to the demonstration today . ed, what were you queuing for? >> well, as you said, it was the queue for climate and nature. the it was run by business declares the group who organised it and there were effectively three things written into a letter that was then signed by everybody who was queuing, and that's accelerating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's ukalerating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk ..erating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk . it'sing renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk . it's startingwables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk . it's star

lack of investment, you have people like i investment, you have people like procter & gamble and unileverl for my colleagues today but i do believe this comes from the very top itself. isn't it a general malaise in the high street? things have been changing, have you not been a part of that? in changing, have you not been a part of that? , ., , ., ., of that? in some way, shape or form i su ose of that? in some way, shape or form i sunpose it — of that? in some way, shape or form i sunpose it is. _ of that? in some way, shape or form i suppose it is, but _ of that? in some way, shape or form i suppose it is, but where _ of that? in some way, shape or form i suppose it is, but where i _ of that? in some way, shape or form i suppose it is, but where i am, - i suppose it is, but where i am, it's full of second—hand shops, cafe is, nail bars, there is nothing up there, there are very few, when wilko does go, it's going to leave a massive gaping hole. and it really well. ., , ., , massive gaping hole. and it really well. ., , ., ., well. for sure and its offer for you and our well. for sure an

supermarkets be honest about their own products they have cut in size as well as manufacturers such as unilevered both lurpak sizes have shrunk but remain at original prices. and a viewer has practical evidence, 300 grams of cream crackers used to not fit entirely in the tin at home and they said they would pack them on the side and on top and now the whole pack fits in without problem. plenty of examples. thank you for your messages. it has clearly touched a nerve. advice from me. look at the supermarket shelves, it tells you the price per hundred grams. if you are comparing value it can be a guide to whether you are being charged more with a smaller packet. studio: the cracker tin wins. every time, as a phrase in itself. i reckon you can tell, when you look at something it is 73 grams and i reckon it used to be 75. we are doing the opposite of shrinkflation now. booming newcastle. plenty of cash. with the return of the champions league, manchester city, celtic, perhaps in it regularly. newcastle, i do not think this day, they thought would come. pretty high chances, the way they are playing,