Lactalis South Africa is the new name for Parmalat SA as of 1 February 2020. This is a name change only, and it will not impact the company’s existing products, brands or business operations.

Massmart is proud to announce that Glenart, a local Christmas cracker manufacturing company and partner on the Massmart Supplier Development Programme, is the first local supplier to be listed with Walmart US on a new export programme.

Eskom has announced a 14 hour daily disconnect period for municipalities that don’t uphold their payment conditions with the power utility.

Unilever has announced that it will stop marketing and advertising its food and drink products to children under the age of 12 in traditional media, and below 13 via social media channels.

Lay's decision to can its salt and vinegar chips after weak sales has caused a stir among South African chip lovers, who generally prefer spicier flavours than the rest of the world.

Liquor retailers setting up shop in townships are upsetting local township alcohol traders, who fear the competition might kill their businesses.

Tiger Brands reported a 17% decline in its headline earnings per share, as it still battles to shake-off the effects of the listeriosis outbreak impacting its processed meats business.

Clicks ClubCard members won’t receive points from buying fuel at Shell Service stations from the end of the month.

RCL Foods– which owns well-known brands such as Ouma Rusks, Yum Yum Peanut Butter and Rainbow Chicken – has inked a deal with Imperial Logistics that will see it operating a more efficient cold chain, the company said on Wednesday.

More than ten years ago, Woolworths pioneered its own label of eco-friendly products in South Africa with the launch of its Earth Friendly range of household cleaning products.

SA’s largest food producer, Tiger Brands, is considering disposing of its value-added meat products business (Vamp), saying on Friday it had determined it was not an ideal fit in the business.

Online retail is projected to reach 1.4 percent of total retail in South Africa, based on an estimated R1 trillion to be spent via traditional channels in 2018, according to findings of the Online Retail in South Africa 2019 study, conducted by World Wide Worx with the support of Visa and Platinum Seed.