Peninsula Beverages, also known as PenBev, officially opened for business in 1940 with its first plant in Marine Drive, Paarden Eiland. Today, 76 years later, more than 1 300 employees work at the various depots and in the state-of-the-art manufacturing plants across the business.

Clover, which controls almost 80% of SA’s dairy fruit juices market, will soon launch Tropika Slender, the low-sugar and low-calorie alternative to its bestselling beverage Tropika, as it seeks a safeguard against the looming sugar tax.

Clover boosted its income in the full year to near on the R10 billion mark thanks to sales volumes growing 9.7 percent.

While the South African economy has had its ups and downs over the past year, Christmas is a time that people tend to open their wallets to spoil the ones they love.

The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and others asked a court to dismiss the South African Poultry Association’s (Sapa's) application to prevent the introduction of regulations that will cap the amount of brine allowed in chicken.

In an effort to capitalise on the significant opportunities that exist in the fuel industry, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, Resolve (part of Imperial Logistics Africa) has partnered with SJS Energy to form a new business unit called Resolve Energy Solutions.

We need to think about how we produce food, what we consume and what we discard, writes Georgina Crouth.

Sovereign Foods’ plans to stave off a hostile bid from Country Bird Holdings (CBH) and implement a controversial empowerment scheme were dealt another blow as it emerged that another bloc of shareholders had abandoned the Sovereign board.

Bringing South African shopping centre industry the best in leadership, a number of highly regarded speakers are set to dominate the stage at the 20th Congress of the South African Council of Shopping Centre’s (SACSC) to be held at the Sandton Convention Centre from 7 to 9 September 2016.