The Romanian-made output of Anglo-Dutch concern Unilever will start being exported to Western Europe as of September, Martina Kastler, CEO of Unilever South Central Europe told Ziarul Financiar. “The company is now investing several million dollars to expand its Romanian-based production capacities, whose products are only exported to Eastern European countries for the time being,” Kastler stated. Unilever has invested some $100m on the Romanian market since 1995. The company took over Ploiesti-based detergent plant Dero eight years ago and, after $10m modernisation works, is now using it to make detergents (Omo, Bona, DeroSurf) and cleaning products. ZF