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BUILDING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL MODELS BY MIGUEL VEIGA-PESTANA VP GLOBAL EXTERNAL AFFAIRS INFORMAL EU AGRICULTURAL MINISTERS MEETING, HORSENS DENMARK,

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1 BUILDING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL MODELS BY MIGUEL VEIGA-PESTANA VP GLOBAL EXTERNAL AFFAIRS INFORMAL EU AGRICULTURAL MINISTERS MEETING, HORSENS DENMARK, 3-5 JUNE 2012

2 You may not know us, but you may know our brands... Present in half the households on the planet Every day 2 billion people choose our brands to feed their families, to clean themselves and their homes. Our products are sold in 180 countries. We employ 170,000 people worldwide Annual sales of €46bn Unilever - Who Are We?

3 A VUCA WORLD V - volatile U - uncertain C – complex A - ambiguous

4 PERFECT STORM Source: UK Government Office Of Science

5 POPULATION GROWTH DRIVES EVERYTHING 9.6 billion people in 2050 A city the size of London every month

6 WE HAVE ONLY ONE PLANET NOT THREE

7 SUSTAINABILITY what does it mean for us? a sustainable business is a growing and profitable business that delivers positive social, economical and environmental outcomes

8 OUR VISION

9 Unilever Sustainable Living Plan: Three big goals THREE BIG GOALS BY 2020

10 AGRICULTURE IS IMPORTANT TO UNILEVER 50% of our raw materials come from agriculture

11 KEY AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES 12% 6% 5% 3% 2% 1%

12 TWO OPTIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION Certification Verification

13 OUR TRACK RECORD working in partnership with:founding:

14 UNILEVER SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE CODE (SAC) Continuous improvement Agrochemicals and fuels Soils Biodiversity Waste Energy and Greenhouse gases Social and human capital Value chain and local economy Animal welfare Click on links for more information on scope and general content Training Water

15 Our top 10 agricultural raw materials account for two-thirds of our volumes for renewables On Track - Reached 24% Sustainable Sourced Volumes in 2011 WHERE ARE WE ON SUSTAINABLE SOURCING?

16 Facing a future of increased demand and resource scarcity MAKING A REAL CONSUMER IMPACT

17 fuels innovation & growth, with huge potential in developing & emerging markets builds consumer preference - consumers won’t compromise ensures you win with customers and shareholders reduces waste - reduce, reuse, recycle The business case for sustainability BUSINESS CASE FOR SUSTAINABILITY


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