Unilever to spin off ice cream unit, cut 7,500 jobs
- Unilever will separate its ice cream unit, including popular brands like Ben & Jerry's, as a standalone business.
- The company plans to restructure, leading to around 7,500 job cuts worldwide, with a goal of saving 800 million euros over three years.
- Unilever's overhaul announcement aims to streamline operations and increase efficiency within the company.
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Consumer goods giant Unilever announced on Tuesday that it plans to turn its ice cream business unit into a stand-alone company, with a possible sale of that unit. Unilever owns several well-known ice cream companies, such as Ben & Jerry's, Magnum and Breyers.
Unilever spins off ice cream business, including Vermont’s Ben & Jerry’s
Unilever, the company that makes Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, Dove soaps and Vaseline, said Tuesday that it is cutting 7,500 jobs and spinning off its ice cream business to reduce costs and boost profits.
The reduction in jobs would affect 6% of its workforce of 128,000 workers worldwide
Unilever recortará 7.500 empleos tras desprenderse de su división de helados
Londres. La multinacional británica de higiene y alimentación Unilever anunció el martes que se desprenderá de su división de helados, con marcas como Ben & Jerry’s o Magnum, suprimiendo 7.500 empleos, para ahorrar unos $870 millones.“Una escisión” de la división de helados con una cotización separada en bolsa “es la ruta de separación más probable”, pero “se considerarán otras opciones para maximizar los retornos para los accionistas”, señaló U…
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