By: Dhivana Rajgopaul – IOL Business

South African retailer Food Lover’s Market has taken a step into the pet food market through a partnership with VetsMart, a pets goods retailer which has stores in Namibia and South Africa.

By: Nick Wilson - News24

PRIME Hydration, the beverage brand partly owned and endorsed by celebrity YouTubers Logan Paul and KSI, is selling for a mere R10 in Shoprite's Checkers stores, some 75% lower than its initial price point last year.

By: IOL

Branded foods and beverages group, Clover, will no longer be halaal certified come August, as the Muslim Judicial Council Halaal Trust acts on its stance against the ongoing genocide in Gaza and Israeli goods and services.

By: Retail Brief Africa

April 24 marks World Noise Awareness Day, and according to acoustical engineer, Ben Van Zyl from Acusolv, one of the most common sources of noise produced by South African businesses today are emergency power generators. 

By: Sarene Kloren - IOL Lifestyle

A new ruling by the South Gauteng High Court in Joburg has overturned an interim interdict to forestall and prevent the seizure of plant-based meat alternatives from South African retail shelves.

By: Given Majola – IOL Business Report

The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) together with the South African manufacturer of Benylin Paediatric Syrup – Kenvue (formerly Johnson & Johnson) – have recalled two batches of the cough medication, sold in six African countries, after laboratory findings in Nigeria showed potentially deadly levels of toxicity.

Black Cat, South Africa’s most loved peanut butter brand, has a new home following a R300-million capital investment by Tiger Brands. The new peanut butter manufacturing facility is in Chamdor, Krugersdorp, on Johannesburg’s West Rand.

By: Hanno Labuschagne - MyBroadband

Eskom’s latest tariff hikes will see many direct residential customers paying between R168 and R792 more per month on their electricity bills.

By Karen Keylock | National Retail Services Manager at Nedbank Commercial Banking

South African consumers are under financial strain and, consequently, the way they shop has changed. And with further economic uncertainty expected in the coming year, we expect this evolution to continue. A few trends emerged during last year's holiday season, which we believe retailers should pay attention to going forward.