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    Unilever to Buy Supplements Brand Grüns

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    Posted on April 9, 2026

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    Last updated: April 9, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Unilever is acquiring U.S. supplements brand Grüns as part of its shift toward beauty and wellbeing, following its agreement to sell its food business to McCormick in a major $44.8 billion deal.

    Table of Contents

    • Unilever's Strategic Expansion in the Wellbeing Market
    • Acquisition of Grüns: Strengthening Wellbeing and Beauty Portfolio
    • About Grüns: Innovative Supplement Brand
    • Impact on Unilever's Portfolio
    • Previous Supplement Acquisitions
    • Executive Perspective
    • Reporting and Editorial Credits

    Unilever to buy supplements brand Grüns, boosting wellbeing focus post food spin-off

    Unilever's Strategic Expansion in the Wellbeing Market

    Acquisition of Grüns: Strengthening Wellbeing and Beauty Portfolio

    April 9 (Reuters) - Unilever said on Thursday it will buy U.S.-based nutritional supplements brand Grüns for an undisclosed amount, as the British consumer goods giant increases its focus on wellbeing and beauty products.

    This is Unilever's first acquisition since it agreed last month to merge its food business with spice-maker McCormick, creating a $65 billion food giant.

    About Grüns: Innovative Supplement Brand

    Launched in 2023, Grüns was valued at $500 million in a Series B investment round in 2025. The company produces gummy bears made from ingredients such as vegetables and fruits.

    Impact on Unilever's Portfolio

    The acquisition will add to Unilever's expanding portfolio of supplement brands and also help the company strengthen its footing in the wellbeing market in the U.S.

    Previous Supplement Acquisitions

    The British group bought hair growth supplements brand Nutrafol in 2022, SmartyPants Vitamins in 2020 and gummy vitamins brand Olly Nutrition in 2019.

    Executive Perspective

    "We see a significant opportunity to scale the brand within our Wellbeing business," Unilever Wellbeing CEO Jostein Solheim said of Grüns in a statement.

    Reporting and Editorial Credits

    (Reporting by Prerna Bedi in Bengaluru and Abigail Summerville; Editing by Vijay Kishore)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Unilever’s purchase of Grüns reinforces its strategic pivot into high-growth wellness and beauty categories, after exiting much of its food business (apnews.com).
    • •Grüns, valued at around $500 million and shipping 4 million gummies per day, has strong DTC and retail presence in outlets like Target, Walmart, and Sprouts (insider.fitt.co).
    • •Unilever’s food sale to McCormick valued at $44.8 billion, comprising $15.7 billion cash and the rest in shares, is expected to close mid‑2027 and frees resources for its wellbeing expansion (bloomberg.com)

    References

    • Spice maker McCormick to combine with Hellmann's maker Unilever in latest food industry shakeup
    • Gummy Vitamin Maker Grüns Hits $500M Valuation | Fitt Insider
    • McCormick Acquires Unilever Food Arm in $44.8 Billion Merger - Bloomberg

    Frequently Asked Questions about Unilever to buy supplements brand Grüns

    1What company is Unilever acquiring?

    Unilever is acquiring the US-based supplements brand Grüns.

    2Why is Unilever buying Grüns?

    Unilever is buying Grüns to pivot towards the beauty and wellbeing categories.

    3What is notable about this Unilever acquisition?

    This is Unilever's first acquisition after agreeing to sell its food business to McCormick.

    4Was the purchase amount for Grüns disclosed?

    No, the amount Unilever will pay to acquire Grüns was not disclosed.

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