
David Jago
Principal Consultant at Mintel Consulting, specializing in food and drink innovation, product development, and consumer trends.
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Jul 28, 2026
Building Brands with Purpose: Interview with Tati Lindenberg from Unilever - Revisited
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David JagoGUEST
I, I was thinking something really interests me is as well as thinking about keeping your brands accessible and sustainable, you've also got to keep them a constant appeal to new generations of consumers coming through.

David JagoGUEST
And when I grew up with Persil was my-- that's what my mum used in the UK, that was the brand we used, and it later Dirt Is Good came along, and that kind of...

David JagoGUEST
But how do you maintain the relevance of the Dirt Is Good brands to the younger generation? I'm thinking about specifically of things like Wonderwash.

David JagoGUEST
Can you talk about that perhaps a little bit? 'Cause that's a really fascinating launch.
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22:42Andrew McDougallHOST
Uh, and that kind of, again, that, that is a true purpose of the brand then I'm understanding, rather than, as you say, just sort of this marketing, um, sort of tactic that's being used.