South African households are getting some welcome financial relief after a government decision that will help keep the price of bread from increasing.

Pick n Pay welcomes Ministry of Agriculture’s revocation of Leaf Services contract

The Fuels Industry Association of South Africa (the Association) welcomes the decisive enforcement actions by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and its law enforcement partners, targeting the illicit trade and adulteration of fuel products across the country.

By: IOL Reporter

The National Consumer Tribunal (Tribunal) has endorsed a significant settlement agreement between the National Consumer Commission (NCC) and House of Natural Butters (Pty) Ltd, trading as Eden All Butters.

 As Tete Dijana surged down Masabalala Yengwa Avenue to claim his third Comrades Marathon title on Sunday, some are crediting it to more than just his incredible stamina. With just 9km to go, Dijana gratefully accepted a bottle of Engen’s “supercharged” private label water at the Blue Mile Fan Stop – and the rest, as they say, is race-day history.

South Africa’s children are being targeted by hidden dangers in the food aisle

As the country marks National Child Protection Week from 29 May – 5 June, advocacy group, the Healthy Living Alliance (HEALA), is calling on government to crack down on a growing threat to children’s health – unhealthy packaged foods.

Tiger Brands has delivered a strong set of results for the six months ended 31 March 2025, achieved through a continued focus on driving value for consumers, executing key strategic priorities, and continuous improvement initiatives of logistics optimisation, value engineering and factory efficiencies.

By: Nicola Mawson - IOL

JSE-listed Tiger Brands has exited its deciduous canned fruit business five years after it said it could do so for R1 while also setting up a R150 million community trust to benefit the Langeberg community.

A global wave of home appliance recalls, including millions of air fryer models sold by major brands has cast a harsh spotlight on the growing danger of faulty kitchen devices and the rising tide of personal injury claims they leave in their wake.