FORM 6-K
                       SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                             Washington, D.C. 20549


                           REPORT OF FOREIGN ISSUER


                       Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16
                     of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934


                         For the month of February 2006


                                 UNILEVER PLC
                (Translation of registrant's name into English)

                  UNILEVER HOUSE, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON, ENGLAND
                    (Address of principal executive offices)


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Exhibit 99 attached hereto is incorporated herein by reference.



                                   Signatures

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the
registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the
undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.



                                            UNILEVER PLC


                                        /S/ S G WILLIAMS
                                        By  S G WILLIAMS
                                            SECRETARY


Date: February 09, 2006





                            EXHIBIT INDEX
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EXHIBIT NUMBER              EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION

99                          Notice to London Stock Exchange dated
                            09 February 2006 - Unilever Frozen Foods




Exhibit 99



                         UNILEVER TO DIVEST MAJORITY OF

                         EUROPEAN FROZEN FOOD BUSINESS



                     ITALIAN FROZEN FOODS BUSINESS RETAINED



Unilever today announced that it had decided to put the majority of its Frozen
Foods businesses in Europe up for sale. It decided to retain its Frozen Food
operations in Italy.

Patrick Cescau, Group Chief Executive, said: "Deciding to put the majority of
our European Frozen Food business up for sale has been a tough call. It has been
a successful business for us over many years, we've built some great brands for
consumers with memorable advertising, and they've created real value for our
shareholders.

"However, although we have made great progress in increasing profitability in
recent years growth has been harder to come by. After an exhaustive review we
have decided that the best way for us to create value is by selling the majority
of the European Frozen Food businesses."

Unilever's review, which was announced in September 2005, looked at all the
possibilities for the business. The review concluded that a strategy to grow the
businesses would not deliver satisfactory value for Unilever.


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Unilever concluded that its great frozen food brands could prosper better under
other ownership and that divestment was the best option. It also concluded that
now was a good time to consider divestment as it would be likely to lead the
expected future consolidation in the frozen food sector.

The Italian Frozen Food business will continue to operate as part of the
Unilever business.

Patrick Cescau said: "We believe it is right to retain the Italian Frozen Food
business because it is inherently an attractive business with good growth
prospects. It has a good track record, has strong leadership positions and is
strategically important in a number of ways. It is our biggest single business
in Italy and its retention plays an important role in future trade relations in
that country. It is also an important source of innovation and technology in the
attractive frozen meals segment that is proving so successful in the US."

Over time Unilever has bought and sold many businesses and factories and has
built up vast experience of managing people issues both sensitively and
professionally. It is acutely aware of the people issues and is committed to
working with the relevant employee representatives in the countries affected.

Unilever's intention is to sell the business if the price is right, in whole or
in part, as going concerns.

                                     -ENDS-

February 9, 2006


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Notes to Editors:

  - The intended sale includes the total frozen food portfolio under the
    well-known Iglo and Birds Eye brands

  - Unilever has a frozen foods portfolio in 11 countries: Austria, Belgium,
    France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and
    the United Kingdom

  - There are five sourcing units:

Cisterna - Italy

Reken & Bremerhaven - Germany

Lowestoft & Hull - UK

  - Total turnover is approximately EUR2 billion

  - The Bertolli branded frozen side dishes business in the USA will be
    continued

  - Around 3,500 people work in this area across Europe, excluding Italy

  - The decision does not affect Ice cream which is a strategic priority for
    Unilever and will be continued





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