Propak Africa brought together more than 500 local and international exhibitors, presenting thousands of cutting-edge products, technologies, and services across the packaging, plastics, printing, food processing, and labelling sectors.

Time is running out to enter the 2025 Africa Supply Chain Excellence Awards. The organisers urge businesses and individuals working in the supply chain management field to submit their entries before the closing date of 17 April 2025, to showcase their achievements and help to raise the standards of supply chain management across the continent.

In today’s fast-paced retail environment, securing cash, safeguarding stock and optimising operations is crucial. Bullion IT, the leader and de facto standard in cash management and smart dispensing solutions, delivers innovative technology that enhances security, streamlines processes, and improves profitability for retailers across South Africa.

Humans have an operating core temperature of 37.5⁰C. We all know how awful it feels like to have a fever, i.e. a core temperature of more than 37.5⁰C , but core temperatures of less than 37.5⁰C are just as bad and in relatively short order lead to hypothermia.

If you’re considering becoming a business owner and neither the idea of branching out on your own or joining an established franchise operation appeals to you, there is another option that may give you the best of both worlds.

For over 33 years, Henro has been a trusted name in South African homes, delivering quality biscuits that bring joy to every occasion. Whether it’s the comforting crunch of an oats and coconut biscuits, the indulgence of chocolate chips, or the timeless appeal of classics like Marie, Lemon Cream and Shortbread, Henro has always been about simple pleasures made affordable.

The fastest, most scalable, future-proof and reliable shelf-edge communication platform in the world.

Author: Keith Pienaar, CEO of Vector Logistics

With a network of nearly 3000 sites across the country, forecourts represent one of the most exciting market segments for both Fast Moving Consumable Goods (FMCG) operators as well as entrepreneurs.

South Africa’s informal retail sector, particularly Spaza stores, plays a critical role in providing goods and services to close to 11.1 million South Africans, generating more than 3 million jobs and contributing approximately 5.2% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product. With an estimated 150,000 Spaza stores operating nationwide, the government’s push for formal registration seeks to introduce regulation, safety, and compliance to this vital R197 billion sector.