Gin gains popularity in South Africa, overtaking Vodka
Gin is now the second most popular liquor category in South Africa, having overtaken vodka and now positioning itself firmly on the heels of...
Dihydroquercetin get green light in US
BLUE California’s Taxifolin BC-DHQ® with super antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties is now Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) in a range of foods and beverages following...
RFG turns on profit juices
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Pieter Hanekom to replace Rhodes Food Group CEO of 22 years
Bruce Henderson, who has served as CEO of Rhodes Food Group for 22 years, is to retire in September this year and will be...
Coca-Cola is to test a paper bottle as part of a longer-term bid to...
The Coca-Cola Company’s first-ever paper bottle prototype is transitioning from the lab to the marketplace this (European) summer through a limited online trial in...
Coca-Cola to sell R10 billion stake in South African bottling unit as part of...
Coca-Cola Co is planning to sell a stake in its South African bottling unit to local investors in a deal worth about R10 billion...
New fizz for beverage sector?
The local food and beverages sector has taken an interesting twist in the past few years with new innovative brands -often capitalising on consumer’s...
Coca-Cola Beverages SA re-establishes YEP, launches national rollout of Bizniz in a Box
As more of the economy reopens under level 2 of the Covid-19 lockdown, Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) has announced that it would be...
Thaw point at Chill beverages?
Chill Beverages, the innovative beverages company based in Stellenbosch, is restructuring to squeeze out better returns in a competitive local market.
The big change is...
Coca-ColaSA reformulates beverages following tax
Coca-Cola South Africa has cut the sugar in its drinks by a quarter (26%) since government introduced a tax on sugary drinks, according to...
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