Efficiency is a key metric for South African companies and their packaging. Bulk bags, sometimes referred to as flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs), are a simple but highly effective logistical…
Read More
The packaging and logistics industry in South Africa is shifting towards efficiency. Businesses are searching for a comprehensive logistical system that reduces expenses and makes storage and transport more efficient….
The waste and recycling sector in South Africa is under tremendous pressure to handle the country’s expanding urban and industrial waste streams. Stronger compliance and recycling programs are expected to…
Ceylon, Rooibos, honeybush and green tea are some of the many varieties of this ancient beverage that are grown in South Africa. Our tea industry is showing remarkable growth, generating…
One of the core pillars of the South African economy is the mining sector. The industry continues to show incredible growth and resiliency as 2026 progresses. Industry statistics from 2025…
The 2026 Investing in African Mining Indaba will take place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from Monday, 9 February to Thursday, 12 February. This is Africa’s leading…
Bulk bags are the logistical backbone of nearly every significant industry in South Africa. They provide unparalleled cost-effectiveness, durability, and efficiency in a variety of sectors, including construction, agriculture, and…
Southern Africa is experiencing some severe weather and it seems that every year, floods and heavy rainfall batter various provinces in our country. This means residents, municipalities and businesses need…
While woven bulk bags are incredibly durable and strong, they do need to be looked after and maintained to maximise their lifespan. These bulk packaging products are made from woven…
Many businesses and industries use bulk bags, also called flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs), to store and transport various materials. The benefits of these lightweight, durable and highly flexible containers…