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  • When Disaster Strikes

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  • Avon Appoints SVP, Global Strategy

    The new SVP will work to build the company's capabilities across strategy, market stabilization, innovation and growth.
  • Unilever Drives Ice Cream Growth Overseas

    Unilever announces the opening of a new ice cream factory in Konya, Turkey; following an investment of over 95 million.
  • Mondelez Announces Region Leadership Changes

    With the retirement of Pradeep Pant at year-end, Mondelez names a new candidate for Asia Pacific and EEMEA, as well as a new EVP and President, Europe.
  • Unilever Finds New Source for Future Products

    Unilever announces the launch of a research project with the University of Liverpool to develop the next generation of renewable chemicals from biomass to use in the manufacture of its home and personal care ranges.
  • Kellogg Creates Chief Growth Officer Role

    In this new role, Paul Norman will be responsible for helping develop Kellogg Companys long-term category strategies, including driving scalable, consumer-driven brand-building and breakthrough innovation.
  • Walmart, Suppliers to Revive U.S. Manufacturing

    Nearly 1,500 government officials and suppliers convened at the recentWalmart U.S. Manufacturing Summitto advance American renewal in manufacturing. The event underscored Walmarts commitment to buy an additional $50 billion in U.S.-made productsover the next 10 years and featured announcements from suppliers that, combined, are expected to create more than 1,000 domestic jobs.
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