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NEWWARK, DE / ACCESSWIRE / March 7, 2023 / The hair styling products market is expected to reach a valuation of US$ 23.5 billion in 2023 and is projected to be worth US$ 39.9 billion by 2033 . The market is expected to record a significant CAGR of 5.4% CAGR . Hair styling product manufacturers are increasingly developing multi-functional and innovative products that cater to the changing needs of consumers. Products that offer benefits such as heat protection, anti-frizz, and UV protection, along with their primary styling function, are becoming more popular among consumers. Hair styling products that offer long-lasting shine and volume without causing damage to the hair are also in high demand. Multiple-purpose hair styling products, such as hair dryers with built-in styling tools, are becoming increasingly popular. The demand for these products has increased significantly due to the better quality and results that professional hair styling products provide compared to alternatives that can be made at home.

Jo Burns-Russell''s agency joined one of the largest four-day-workweek trials for six months. During the pilot, it went from 40 hours a week over five days to 32 over four days. Burns-Russell shared how it worked — and why the agency opted for a 35-hour flexible week. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jo Burns-Russell, the 41-year-old founder of the creative agency Amplitude, from Northampton, England. It has been edited for length and clarity. I founded Amplitude in 2008 after I was made redundant from my job in events planning. It''s a creative agency that delivers animation and film photography, graphic design, copywriting, and branding for clients. We''ve got a mix of clients — including Unilever, The Body Shop, and Avon. Now we''ve got 12 staff members, including project managers, creative directors, and graphic designers. Before the trial, we had a 40-hour 5-day workweek We had a little flexibility around starting times. People could work from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.

Generally, a perception exists that supporting environmental, social, and governance ( ESG ) initiatives may lead to expansion and profitability erosion, though the enthusiasm toward the following high-growth ESG stocks would beg to differ. Increasingly, society has become aware of gross inequities in the sociological and environmental realms. Therefore, it might cost enterprises to ignore ESG initiatives altogether. Some of this narrative comes down to pure math and lifecycle realities. As various research firms pointed out, younger generations consistently hold more liberal views than their preceding generations. Further, the age cohort that staunchly supports conservative views eventually expires, to use clinical language. Thus, the rise and eventual dominance of progressivism bolsters high-growth ESG stocks. Increasingly, then, those that insist on going against increasingly mainstream views may suffer fiscal consequences. Plus, it’s never wrong to do the right thing. With that in mind, below are the high-growth ESG stocks to consider for ethics-oriented investors.

Top Food Brands Virtue Signal ''Healthy Diets'' While Cashing In On Junk Food A new study commissioned by the World Action on Salt, Sugar & Health (WASSH) revealed a startling fact: "Four of the world''s biggest food manufacturers are over-reliant on the sales of unhealthy food despite each claiming to be active in improving the healthfulness of their products." WASSH assessed 2,346 products sold by global food and drink companies Danone, Kellogg''s, Kraft Heinz, Nestlé, and Unilever in their three largest markets -- Australia, France, and Mexico. It ranked the products based on commonly used standards such as Health Star Rating, Nutri-Score, and Warning Labels. With the exception of Danone, all other companies had a higher percentage of sales from unhealthy food. "Danone was the only manufacturer with a greater share of healthier products available in each of the three countries. The remaining four manufacturers performed poorly across all three markets, with more than half of their surveyed food and drink portfolio below a standard definition of ''healthy,''" WASSH wrote.

NEW DELHI — Indian consumer group Patanjali, co-founded by a well-known yoga guru, said on Friday it plans to list four group companies and increase group turnover to $12.5 billion in the next five to seven years. The producer of affordable, domestic-made goods is taking on bigger rivals such as Unilever and Procter & Gamble […]

The consumer group Patanjali, co-founded by a well-known yoga guru, said on Friday it plans to list four group companies as part of its vision for 2027, as the producer of affordable, local-made goods takes on bigger rivals like Unilever and P&G.

Consumer group Patanjali, co-founded by a well-known yoga guru, said on Friday it plans to list four group companies as part of its vision for 2027, as the producer of affordable, local-made goods takes on bigger rivals like Unilever and P&G.

Indian consumer group Patanjali, co-founded by a well-known yoga guru, said on Friday it plans to list four group companies as part of its vision for 2027, as the producer of affordable, local-made goods takes on bigger rivals like Unilever and P&G.

Unilever''s stock is down more than 20% over the past five years. Is this dead money or is there a chance for a recovery?

The pound climbed 0.3%, weighing on export-heavy companies such as British American Tobacco and Dove soap maker Unilever, down between 0.2 and 1.6%. Banking stocks rose 1.8% as long-term yields climbed ahead of the Bank of England meeting this week where it is expected to raise rates for the fourth time in a row.

Global safety science company UL has launched a new office in Scotland, which will serve as the global hub for its growing offshore wind services. From this Glasgow location, UL will deliver expert support for customers and their projects worldwide, helping navigate complexities and mitigate risks through the various stages of development and operation by […] The post UL’s New Scotland HQ Offers Safety Support for Offshore Wind Operations appeared first on North American Windpower .

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Unilever Ghana has launched a new variant of Closeup toothpastes dubbed ‘Closeup Complete Fresh Protection’. Closeup complete fresh protection is a new addition to the family of closeup variants. This new toothpaste is a fluoride gel made with an active herbal ingredient, known as eucalyptus mint which prevents cavities and freshens breath. Over the years, […]

NORTHBROOK, Ill., May 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a notification from UL that the Hyprex Fire Extinguishers identified below bear unauthorized UL Certification Marks. These fire extinguishers have not been evaluated by UL to the appropriate Standards for Safety and it is…