Groups welcome labelling decision
Johannesburg - A government move to re-label Palestinian products was welcomed by the Muslim Judicial Council (MJC), the Media Review Network (MRN) and the SA Communist Party (SACP) on Tuesday.
"[It] is welcomed as it will raise awareness that South Africans should remain committed to regulations that promote global justice, legal trade and the preservation of the identity of a people," the MJC and MRN said in a joint statement. "This will also raise consciousness of human rights violations and the illegal status of...
Tiger Brands ups first-half earnings
Johannesburg - South African consumer goods firm Tiger Brands [JSE:TBS] posted a modest rise in first-half earnings on Tuesda...
Unhappy Easter for chocolate fan
Johannesburg - Retailer Pick n Pay agreed to change its labelling next year after a complaint over the amount of candy-coated...
Tetra Pak Dairy Index identifies 2,7 billion consumer-opportunity for dairy industry
New research from Tetra Pak, the global food processing and packaging company, has identified 2,7 billion low-income consumer...
Woolworths opens ‘trolley’ store
Local high-end retailer Woolworths came one step closer in its bid to lure what CEO Ian Moir calls "trolley shoppers" away fr...
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