Unilever hunting for more youth, women SME suppliers

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Small shop owner Sarah Macharia receives products from Mastercard head of East Africa Region Adam Jones (left), KCB head of channels Dennis Njau and Unilever sales director for East Africa Luck Ochieng during the launch of Jaza Duka programme in 2019. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Unilever is revamping its supply chain to include more small and medium-sized entities run by the youth, women and people with disabilities in a push to reduce income inequalities.

The firm says it wants to increase the participation of minority SMEs in its supply chain to help achieve fresh commitment to contributing to an equitable and inclusive society where everyone earns a living income.

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