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Good evening! I found it interesting that we both selected Unilever and Nestl$$ for our discussion this week.

Since we both chose Unilever and Nestl$$ and talked about their environmental practices similarly, we may use similar study tools or get our information from similar sources. When looking at how big companies deal with sustainability, it's always interesting to see how different points of view can come together.

Your research into Unilever's goal to zero waste to landfill and its emphasis on the circular economy strategy demonstrates the company's commitment to sustainability. It's impressive to see Unilever engage in responsible sourcing and sustainable packaging to reduce its environmental effects throughout the supply chain.

Similarly, your explanation of Nestl$\text{'}$s plans to achieve zero net emissions by $2050$ and their emphasis on waste management demonstrates a solid commitment to environmental responsibility. The investment in R&D for recyclable and biodegradable packaging materials aligns with the changing needs of sustainable practices.

Both Unilever and Nestl$$ are actively working to reduce waste and promote sustainability, albeit in different ways. Unilever's emphasis on responsible sourcing and sustainable packaging, as well as Nestl$\text{'}$s emphasis on recyclable and biodegradable materials, highlight the other techniques employed by these firms to comply with environmental rules and contribute to a circular economy.

Have you discovered any specific obstacles or accomplishments in the environmental restrictions these companies face, as well as how you believe their efforts will affect the sector as a whole?