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Food retailer, Food Lover's Market, has embarked on an aggressive store rollout plan to expand its store footprint across the Southern African region as part of a R400-million investment.
You might have heard soy is linked to cancer risk, or that it can have a “feminising” effect on men. But what does the research actually say on this?
In what it dubs "a revolutionary cereal innovation", cereal lovers can now add cold water to new Kellogg's Instabowls to get real milk instantly.
Altered microbiome, sleep deprivation, diet, an increase in alcohol consumption among possible culprits in 30-year global trend
Who needs a slice of cake, a slab of chocolate or a box of sweets when you can have the best of both worlds in your fridge? With the launch of its new double cream indulgent yoghurt range, Lancewood offers consumers a novel option for guilt-free indulgence.
There's a shake-out happening among the many start-ups marketing plant-based meat substitutes. Some failure is inevitable in any market where new companies flocked to what looked like a growth opportunity. But much of it is due to brands making many basic strategy mistakes.
Boerewors in South Africa has now been clearly defined by a set of regulations relating to raw processed meat products.
The South African processed meat industry has been complaining to the government about vegan and vegetarian meat analogue products that contain no meat. This is rank hypocrisy, argues Ivo Vegter, contrarian SA opinionista.
"The Western elites’ war on modern farming is a menace to humankind ...." Here's some provocative and pertinent commentary from Spiked-online.com that will likely resonate with sensible food scientists!
Libstar Holdings has expanded its spices portfolio with the acquisition of Cape Foods.
The South African food & beverage industry continues to be dominated by strategic buyers which accounted for approximately 87% of all completed transactions year-to-date, reports Merchantec Capital.
Some salient insights from The Economist on how water shortages, combined with reputational damage and regulatory overreach, could affect many hydro-dependent industries, from food production, mining and power generation to apparel and electronics.
The plant-based food sector is celebrating a temporary win after urgent legal efforts on behalf of the industry at the Johannesburg High Court proved successful in halting product seizures.
The Consumer Goods Council of SA (CGCSA), which represents 9,000 members, has launched an urgent court case to interdict the government’s planned seizure of imitation meat products.
Some more provocative thinking from SA's innovation-futurist, Jonathan Cherry, on a new supermarket model he'd like to seen emulated in SA....
A dispute between Shoprite Holdings, owner of Checkers, and rival retailer Pick n Pay over packaging colours could head for the courts unless it is resolved soon,
Pick n Pay is splitting its brand in half as the retail battle for South Africa's middle market intensifies, with 40% of its stores being shifted to the new format.
There can be few foodbev players not looking to invest in energy alternatives, and now comes news that Tiger Brands will soon begin rolling out solar power at its manufacturing sites.
Pick n Pay has launched a new premium private label range -The Crafted Collection - to drive innovation and differentiation within its revamped middle to top-end stores. [This range looks uncannily similar to that debuted by Checkers early last year?? Ed]
When your mouth puckers after a sip of red wine or a cup of unsweetened green tea, you’re experiencing a taste sensation called astringency. It's not loved by the food industry....