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PET CARE IN SOUTH AFRICA

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Dry Pet Food in South Africa

Dry Pet Food

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Nutritional Supplements in South Africa

Nutritional Supplements

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Tick & Flea Protection in South Africa

Tick & Flea Protection

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Treats in South Africa

Treats

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Wet Pet Food in South Africa

Wet Pet Food

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2012
Plastic Bottles Trash Generates 26 000 Jobs
Recycling PET, the plastic used to manufacture beverage bottles as well as many food containers, has helped generate almost 26 000 indirect jobs, and the plastics recycling industry can reduce poverty across South Africa and contribute to GDP growth.
Lucky Pet launches SA's first cat census 22
MAR
2012
Lucky Pet launches SA's first cat census
Pet food brand Lucky Pet has launched South Africa’s first cat census in an effort to learn more about cats and their owners.
Woolworths introduces a new pet food and accessories range 12
JAN
2012
Woolworths introduces a new pet food and accessories range
Pet lovers will be happy to know that Woolies now offers more for the four-legged members of the family.
Bob Martin enters the dog food market 01
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2011
Bob Martin enters the dog food market
Tried and trusted market leader Bob Martin - whose iconic Bob Martin Condition tablets have kept South African pets in excellent shape since 1892 – has expanded its product bouquet into pet food territory with a brand new and comprehensive dog food range.

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Amcor unveils new PET jar for food packaging
10/11/2011 - 09:47
Packaging giant Amcor Rigid Plastics has unveiled a new PET jar for food packaging containers.

Animal health tender won
03/06/2011 - 12:14
Cipla Agrimed, an animal health company, won a tender last month to supply all the nine provinces with several animal health products. Jerome Smith, the chief executive of holding firm Cipla Medpro, said yesterday.