Pharmacy and beauty retailer Clicks has just opened a baby store in Johannesburg, with dedicated feeding and nappy changing areas.

Checkers opened its new world-class supermarket at Chartwell Corner in Dainfern, elevating the customer experience through the introduction of brand-new in-store services and greater convenience.

Woolworth is collecting its in-store reusable fabric bags that customers don’t need anymore and is converting them to shipping pallets, but only in Cape Town for now.

Eskort is launching two new butcheries in the next two days – including its first-ever franchisee-owned store. The privately-owned Eskort Protea Glen will open on 22 September, while Eskort Gezina will open on the following day – making the coming days incredibly exciting for Eskort fans.

In the month of National Recycling Day and World Clean-up Day, Woolworths is expanding its reusable bag collection trial and introducing more recycling vending machines in selected stores.

For over two decades, Pick n Pay has placed recycling at the top of its sustainability agenda. The retailer has been one of the key sponsors of the National Beach and River Clean-ups for the past 25 years.

A lot of money moves through South African supermarkets each year. Although it might seem like opening a supermarket is a reasonably logical way to tap into this.

Shoprite Holdings has announced its cashierless store, Whitey Basson’s grand vision which includes the expansion of high-speed digital systems.

Shoprite Jabulani in Soweto today re-opened its doors after it closed temporarily following the recent unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.