Cooking oil is under pressure, but experts confirm that there is no need to panic buy, but if you do, choose B-well or Southern Oil for all your edible oil needs…we are here to supply, and as the local producer
Southern Oil’s Commercial Director Morne Botes discusses the adverse impact of global conflict on the local market and consumers ability to keep up. How? Supporting local producers and buying locally to sustain our own economy and stabilise. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dCnCVTM4
As global markets continue to respond to ongoing conflict in the Middle East, pressure is once again building across energy, freight and commodity markets, with ripple effects already being felt across food and commodity supply chains. Recent comments by the
B-Well mayonnaise is the first to qualify for the CANSA Smart Choice Seal As the world marks World Health Day on 7 April, the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) highlights the importance of making healthier everyday choices by announcing
Small fills, big shift: B-Well’s refill model gains ground in township stores B‑well has begun rolling out a flexible cooking‑oil refill model in selected township stores as households continue to feel the strain of rising living costs. With cooking‑oil prices
November 2025 – With the G20 Summit coming to our home ground this week, global leaders will unite to prioritise economic and financial stability, tackling the critical issues needed to accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth and food systems – and
Choosing local is more important than ever By Morne Botes, Commercial Director at Southern Soil As oil prices declined in April 2025, the South African food services industry might see an opportunity to cut costs. However, caution should be applied
Agriculture: South African agriculture grew jobs in the final quarter of 2025: Production & food security Consumer food costs Exports Reached Record Levels in 2025 Challenges still ahead Canola: Key Highlights Towards FnB Deep Market Insights agbiz Vyansa Intelligence Emerging
Zero-waste drives additional sustainability South Africa is poised to harvest one of its most abundant canola crops to date. Thanks to favourable weather – marked by cooler temperatures and steady rainfall – the 2025 harvest is projected to exceed last
