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Unilever posts 3.9% rise in second-quarter underlying sales

Jul 24, 2024 11:24 PM

July 25 - Unilever ( UL ) on Thursday reported

worse-than-expected underlying quarterly sales after it was

unable to win back shoppers it has alienated in recent years

with higher prices.

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