Pick n Pay warns rising prices will hit South Africans
Pick n Pay Stores chief executive officer Pieter Boone has had a stormy 10 months in charge of South Africa’s third-largest supermarket chain by sales – and…
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Pick n Pay Stores chief executive officer Pieter Boone has had a stormy 10 months in charge of South Africa’s third-largest supermarket chain by sales – and…
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South African retail chain Pick n Pay Stores Ltd. lost more than 1.7 billion South African rand ($116 million) in sales in the six months ended Aug. 29 due to civil unrest in July and the COVID-19 lockdown-related liquor restrictions.
MONEYWEB app instead? Agricultural union estimates losses for KZN farming community to be in the hundreds of millions of rands. By Prinesha Naidoo, Janice Kew and Loni Prinsloo, Bloomberg 14 Jul 2021 06:24 Open: Open: Open: South Africans are expected to face major food shortages in the wake of days of violent unrest across two key provinces, as rioters upend supply chains by looting supermarkets and torching goods trucks. Footage of empty or sparse grocery-store shelves has been a staple of local news reports since the weekend, while chains such as Shoprite Holdings Ltd. and Pick n Pa...