Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is the largest fast-moving consumer goods company in India. It produces many popular brands such as Surf Excel, Lipton Tea, Vim, and Axe deodorants. HUL was founded in 1933 and employs over 16,000 workers directly and 65,000 indirectly. In 2017, HUL reported a turnover of 300 billion rupees and is ahead of its competitors by 200 billion rupees. HUL has received several awards and recognition for its innovation and sustainable programs.

1. HINDLTDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD

2. HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD PRODUCTS
• ANNAPURNA SALT AND ATTA
• BRU COFFEE
• KISSAN KETCHUP
• SURF EXCEL
• LIPTON TEA
• VIM BAR
• AXE DEODORANTS

3. HUL
• IT WAS FOUNDED IN 1933 AS UNILEVER LTD AND LATER
BECAME AS HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD IN 1956.
• IT EMPLOYS OVER 16000 WORKERS AND INDIRECTLY
EMPLOYS OVER 65000 WORKERS IN THE COUNTRY.
• IT IS THE LARGEST FMCG BRAND IN INDIA
• IT REPORTED A TURNOVER OF 30000 CRORES IN 2017.
• HUL IS AHEAD OF ITS COMPETITOR BY 20000 CRORES.

4. HUL

5. AWARDS AND ACCOLADES
• The Institute of Competitiveness, India, has recognized Hindustan Unilever
Limited’s Project Shakti for ‘Creating Shared Value’ and bestowed upon the
company the Porter Prize for 2014.
• HUL was the 1 highest ranked Indian company on the Forbes list of ‘Most
Innovative Companies’ across the globe for 2014.
• Was ranked number three on Fortune India’s list of India’s most admired
companies. In the list compiled with the help of global management consultancy
Hay Group.
• HUL ranks number two on the on Fortune India's 2013 '50 Most Admired
Companies list

6. SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS BY HUL
• Pure it in-home water purifier has provided 65 billion litres of
safe drinking water globally, by end of 2014.
• CO2 emission per tonne of production in India has reduced by 37%, water
usage has reduced by 44% and total waste generation has reduced by 88%
compared to 2008.
• HUL has created water conservation potential of nearly 100 billion litres through
Hindustan Unilever Foundation partnerships.
• All 38 manufacturing locations have become zero non-hazardous waste to landfills.
• A total of 111 tea estates in Assam, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu were certified as
'Sustainable Estates' in 2014, taking the total to 222 'Sustainable Estates'.
• A total of 85% of tomatoes used in Kissan Ketchup are from sustainable sources.

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