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Hindustan Unilever sets aside Rs 100 crore to fight Covid-19 in India

The company was reducing the price of Lifebuoy hand sanitisers and hand wash, apart from Domex floor cleaners by 15 per cent

Hindustan Unilever, HUL
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It would also scale up production of hand sanitisers, hand wash, and floor cleaners over the next few weeks, the company said, to improve reach of these items | File photo

Viveat Susan Pinto Mumbai
Hindustan Unilever (HUL), country’s largest consumer goods company, on Friday said it had committed Rs 100 crore to fight the COVID-19 epidemic in India.

It has also taken a host of other measures such as price cuts, free availability of soaps to the needy, a Rs 10-crore donation for better testing facilities, and public awareness programmes.

Sanjiv Mehta, chairman and managing director of HUL, said: “In a crisis like this, companies have a big role to play. We are working closely with the government and our partners to ensure that we overcome this health crisis together.”

The company was reducing the price of

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