Unilever And Its Environment - Internal and External Factors

This presentation discusses the impact of internal and external factors on Unilever, a global consumer products corporation. It covers the company's response to the external environment, including the European Commission's FDA legal rules, opportunities for expansion in developing countries, and minimizing the use of plastic in unit packaging. It also highlights the company's internal factors, such as working all around the world, a competitive environment, a large and diverse client base in Western nations, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Introduction
Identifying and implementing the most efficient means of
functioning in order to achieve the company's goals is
part of business practise. The strategy entails maintaining
up to date on the latest organisational trends in well-
known firms and comparing them to their personal
methods of managing all of these activities. Unilever is a
global consumer products corporation based in London,
UK. Unilever is a well-known consumer goods corporation
with a global reach that was founded in 1929.
Unilever And Its Environment
Name of the Student
External Environment
P: The European Commission's FDA legal rules (Food and Drug
Administration)
E: Developing countries such as India and China have a lot of
opportunity for expansion
S: The great majority of their advertisements are available in a
variety of languages
T: Considerable money can be invested in research and
development for new innovations
L: In order to deceive clients, malevolent firms use other firms'
intellectual property rights as marketing features
E: Minimize the use of plastic in unit packaging
How the company impact
its context External
Environment
To deal with developments, the company must
constantly study the outside world, assess alterations
and adopt appropriate responses. To effectively handle
with technological advancements, the firm's
technology must be regularly maintained. Furthermore,
a company must ensure that it functions in a well-
developed marketplace with a favorable political
environment, which will all support in its expansion and
development.
Internal Factors
S: work all around the world
W: Competitive environment
O: A large and diverse client base in Western nations
T: COVID 19 pandemic
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CONCLUSION
Based on the content in this poster, it is feasible to
deduce that internal and external environmental factors
have an influence on the firm. This poster addresses the
firm's internal and external factors, as well as an
assessment of the firm's influence on the external
environment.