Retailers in South Africa
Notice on wrong ‘made in Israel’ labels
The Department of Trade and Industry is preparing a notice compelling traders in SA not to label products originating from occupied Palestinian territories as products of Israel
The Department of Trade and Industry is preparing a notice compelling traders in SA not to label products originating from occupied Palestinian territories as products of Israel. This could deal Israeli companies wanting to do business in SA a heavy blow and negatively affect local retail giants that stock Israeli merchandise...
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...
Woolworths ‘top’ among listed firms
SA’s top companies have experienced a battering in their reputations this year, a survey showed, but clothing and food reta...
Clicks eyes expansion
Clicks Group will ramp up its footprint over the next three to five years as it targets the 500-store mark, CEO David Kneale ...
Social grants benefit retailers in township malls
Social grants paid by the state are helping retailers in township shopping centres weather tough economic conditions. ...
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Breaking boundaries for retail into Africa
“The prospects for international retailers to tap into the vast potential for trade and business in Africa and other emerging nations has increased exponentially with this development,” says Stephen Oehley, Director of the Brics Africa Portfolio for Southern African Trade promotions. READ MORE
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