Economic slowdown drives beverage innovation among bottom-end retailers

Like so many other sectors, the South African beverage market has not escaped the effects of the country's economic slowdown. In 2015/16, it experienced just 1.6% volume growth, compared to the 4.1% recorded in the same period the previous year. Source: Economic slowdown drives beverage innovation among bottom-end retailers

By |2018-03-29T13:01:14+00:00January 29th, 2018|Beverages, Economic Factors, Retailer News|0 Comments

Costcutter becomes first grocer to trial fingerprint payments

Costcutter has become the first supermarket in the world to allow customers to make payments via the touch of a finger. Source: Costcutter becomes first grocer to trial fingerprint payments

By |2017-09-29T13:35:31+00:00September 29th, 2017|Economic Factors|0 Comments

Butter price and supply going rancid

A seasonal low, the effects of a protracted drought, those darned Banting enthusiasts and even the Chinese could all be the reason you may struggle to find butter at your local supermarket. And, when you do find it, you can expect to pay 27% more for it than you did last year. Source: Butter price [...]

Real radical economic transformation through Cowsharing? – Cape Business News

Cowsharing claims to be the best Example of Real Radical Economic Transformation. No one above the age of 21 is excluded and everyone who participates benefits equally based on their level of contribution. It is non racial, non political non sexcist and all inclusive. Source: Real radical economic transformation through Cowsharing? - Cape Business News

City is a hub for the food and beverage manufacturing sector – Cape Business News

Cape Town boasts some of the country’s largest food and beverage manufacturing companies, making the city a well-established hub for the sector. Source: City is a hub for the food and beverage manufacturing sector - Cape Business News

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