Serco has supplied a specialised tautliner body for use by an international food company to deliver products throughout South Africa.

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In light of the current pandemic, the importance of a well-functioning pharmaceutical services sector cannot be overstated, especially in developing societies such as South Africa.

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Since the global outbreak of Covid-19, the focus on hygiene and controlling the spread of infection has taken centre stage. The South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) has been refocusing its attention on the improvement of its services to assist in the national fight against this pandemic and any other hygiene matters.

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Covid-19 presented businesses across the board with the opportunity to re-evaluate both their operational models and costs. Proactive organisations found themselves navigating a wake of reinvention by establishing variable cost structures as well as employing agile operations in terms of energy supply.

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By Mongezi Veti, Exxaro Resources Executive Head of Sustainability

As mining activities wind down in many areas across South Africa, it’s important not to lose sight of the opportunities that rehabilitated mining areas can bring. For future-forward companies, this could be a chance to empower communities, creating strategic partnerships with farmers to advance these agri-economies, and leaving behind a positive legacy of alternative sustainable land use. At Exxaro, we see this as part of our long-term strategy, as well as something critical to South Africa’s continued development. 

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By Kate Stubbs, Business Development and Marketing Director at Interwaste

A third of the food that is produced in South Africa is destined for landfill sites, which are fast reaching full capacity. According to statistics, South Africa produces 10 million tonnes of food waste every year and reportedly, has the largest proportion of food wastage in Africa. Yet, an average of  14 million people  go to bed hungry every night and 2,5 million of these are children. 

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