Unilever to put €35 million into India R&D

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Unilever has announced plans to invest 35 million euros in research and development activities in India. The investment is aimed at strengthening the company's innovation capabilities within the country. The move reflects the consumer goods giant's continued focus on the Indian market. Further details on timelines and specific projects were not included in the source report.

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