We find out which roasts are the most popular choices for festive menus. The turkey is still a popular choice for the Christmas table roast – along with the leg of lamb and gammon.

Retailer Woolworths has launched free Wi-Fi in 85 stores nationally, with additional connections planned by early 2018, amid a continued shift towards online and mobile shopping platforms.

Consumer inflation ticked up slightly as expected in November, remaining firmly outside the Reserve Bank’s 3%-6% target range.

Tough macro-economic conditions have little effect on consumer spend – economist. Shopping malls across the country are starting to see an influx of shoppers as businesses and schools close for the year and holidaymakers wrap up their preparations for the festive season.

Amid consumer moves towards healthier lifestyles, Tesco is set to launch dedicated alcohol-free and low alcohol sections in its BWS aisles earlier next year.

A succulent gammon is the focal point of many a festive feast. To help you buy the best, our panel of judges tasted their way through gammons from the five leading supermarkets

Companies that routinely put profit before consumer rights can be extremely creative in justifying their decisions.

A new study suggests that package design, one of the least heralded aspects of marketing, has been a major factor behind the most successful product launches in the grocery sector over the last two years.

Consumers love loyalty rewards programmes, but they really, really hate it when the rewards get diluted after they’ve signed up.

Big four bank FNB says it expects consumers to spend 25 percent more on their credit cards this year than the usual average monthly spend.

As the holiday or ‘silly season’ approaches, it becomes even more important for employers and management to keep an eye on motivation and productivity levels within their organisations, as employees can sometimes find it hard to focus during this time, owing to the excitement of the holiday season but also owing to fatigue and burn out.

It was a momentous day for Solly Legae when the doors of his store in Johannesburg’s Diepkloof township reopened for business in February. Once a humble spaza shop, Solly’s Monageng Market had been transformed into a modern community convenience store.