Commodity costs divide Unilever and Beiersdorf on beauty pricing in Q3
Unilever and Beiersdorf’s respective Q3 2026 financial results reveal opposite approaches to pricing as the multinational consumer goods giants navigate rising commodity costs.Unilever raised its prices across its beauty, personal care, and home care divisions, but has reported selling more products despite higher price tags. Beiersdorf, meanwhile, is staying out of price hikes and looking to win back shoppers for Nivea, the company’s largest brand.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Ashland.
David Gordon, co-founder and CEO at EvanHealy, talks to us about building a botanical skin care brand in an increasingly crowded market. He explains how EvanHealy’s approach to ethical sourcing centers on personal relationships with farmers and producers, trust, and working with people who have a deep understanding of the land. We also explore the impact of climate change on botanical skin care and why direct engagement with farms is becoming increasingly important to ensure an ethical relationship with botanical sourcing.
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David Gordon, co-founder and CEO at EvanHealy, talks to us about building a botanical skin care brand in an increasingly crowded market. He explains how EvanHealy’s approach to ethical sourcing centers on personal relationships with farmers and producers, trust, and working with people who have...






























