SOUPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
CONVENIENCE FOODS
Denny Convenience Foods
Dining In manufactures, markets and distributes a premium value added range of long life convenience food products throughout Southern Africa under the renowned Denny brand name.
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Eat Smart Organics
Eat Smart Organics™ (Pty) Ltd is a truly South African company uniquely specializing in the preparation and packaging of superior certified organic convenience foods aimed at the Retail and Corporate sectors.
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Goldcrest
Over the past few years, the trend of GOLDCREST volume has been nothing short of spectacular. High quality ingredients and aggressive, constant marketing continues to drive the extraordinary achievement.
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Heinz (Ambient Foods)
Heinz® Ketchup is a classic icon that has been a part of families' lives for 140 years. Its thick and rich taste comes from fresh red ripe tomatoes and a special blend of spices - an irresistible complement to favorite foods.
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State wants South Africans to halve salt intake, but allows more time
16/07/2012 - 08:24
Cape Town - South Africans’ soups, snacks and cereals are set to become less salty, if industry accepts the government’s proposals to reduce the amount of sodium in processed food, detailed in regulations published last week.