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Unilever can implement the biodegradable packaging for its products with an implementation of the environment point-based system. the biodegradable reduce recycle and reuse of packaging will come under the campaign, in which the alternate solution of biodegradable plastics for packaging, detergents, cardboard packaging for deodorants, soap and bamboo packaging for products are proposed. However, according to the recent European Parliament held on 13 September 2018, biodegradable plastic packaging will not solve the pollution problem. As a solution, recycle, reuse and resubmit campaigns is the proposed environment using a point-based system. With the point-based environment system, the Unilever will target the goal of zero waste by 2030. In the environment point system, the customer will get points every time they reuse the packaging are encoded in the form of a stamp. These points can be redeemed for exchange for free gift vouchers or Unilever products.