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Sustainability News South Africa

    Unlocking Africa’s green energy potential through effective financing models – KPMG

    AFRICA stands at the forefront of the global green energy transition, with vast reserves of critical minerals essential for clean energy solutions. The continent is...

    AES and the great decarbonisation debate

    ALTHOUGH many manufacturing and industrial companies have stated objectives to reduce use of fossil fuels, there are not yet any silver bullets in the...

    Explore the future of packaging at Propak Africa

    JUST weeks from now, South Africa’s premier trade showcase, Propak Africa, will open its doors, revealing groundbreaking innovations across packaging, printing, plastics, food processing...

    WearCheck Water first with official AdBlue®/ DEF analysis accreditation

    WEARCHECK WATER - one of the condition monitoring specialist company’s divisions - recently became the first laboratory in Africa to be officially ISO17025 accredited...

    Four times platinum in a row: Jungheinrich is one of the most sustainable companies...

    THE international CSR rating agency EcoVadis has awarded Jungheinrich a platinum certificate for corporate responsibility in sustainability for the fourth time in a row. By...

    South Africa’s plastic packaging industry and the European Union’s new packaging regulations

    THE European Union’s Packaging & Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) has introduced new regulations for plastic packaging that could have significant ripple effects on South...

    Sustainability of Plastic Packaging Highlighted at Pro-Plas Africa 2025

    Plastic packaging plays a crucial role in South Africa’s supply chains, particularly in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors. While its durability and cost-effectiveness...

    MetPac-SA announces winners of inaugural research awards

    METPAC-SA, the Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) representing the South African metal packaging industry, is proud to announce the winners of its first-ever research awards. The...

    Pick n Pay donates over R1.5 million to support cancer survivors

    Pick n Pay has raised over R1.5 million as various divisions within the business rallied to raise money for cancer survivors in their ‘PnP...

    Africa’s next crisis, water scarcity, looms as the continent faces dual threats of water...

    By Dr Manessah Alagbaoso, head of business ecosystems and sustainability at business & commercial banking: Standard Bank Group AS Africa increasingly contends with severe water...

    Sustainability News South Africa

    Sustainability news South Africa on Cape Business News (CBN) covers environmental practices, green innovations, and corporate responsibility initiatives essential for sustainable business operations. This sector’s news includes topics like resource efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable production methods that support a balanced ecosystem. CBN’s coverage helps companies align with environmental standards and promote sustainability within their industries.

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    Strategic co-location of IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa to boost...

    IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa will be co-located at the Gallagher Convention Centre this year to optimise the synergies across the laboratories, science...

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