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BOXER SUPERMARKETS

PICK 'N PAY

Boxer superstores is a full service supermarket offering everything under one roof including an instore bakery butchery deli and fresh fruit and vegetable department, providing a one-stop shopping experience.
 

Boxer Supermarkets

INTRODUCTION

Know for its commitment to giving the very best customer service it can offer, Boxer Superstore is famous for being the price fighting champion of the people. The stores promise to customers is “live the life you want to live” which is possible due to the convenience of this friendly, efficient and market-style atmosphere.
Stores are located in Kwazulu-Natal. The Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, The Limpopo Province, Gauteng, The North West Province, The Free State and Swaziland.
 

HISTORY

KwaZulu Cash & Carry was established in April 1977, in the centre of Empangeni, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. The company commenced operations as a conventional wholesaler, trading in the essential commodities such as maize meal, rice, samp, sugar, oil and beans. However in the late 1970’s, the company re-positioned itself into complete retailing, supplying the informal trader, the bulk consumer and retail consumer. With this new identity the company prospered and in March 1979, a second branch was opened in Empangeni. In 1988, the company was taken over from the original founders by an independent group of investors. The company embarked on a development programme aimed at identifying new store sites in other areas of KwaZulu Natal. In 1991, there was a name change and the relaunching of the trading stores under the name of Boxer Cash & Carry.  

Related News

Customers reward a better, stronger and clearer Pick n Pay
23/10/2013 - 10:54
In an extremely competitive market, customers have responded positively to decisive action by Pick n Pay to improve the shopping trip. In the first six months to 01 September 2013, the company delivered an improved financial performance over the previous period, growing Group till sales (owned and franchise stores) by 8.1%.

Pick n Pay sheds 400 jobs over costs
02/09/2013 - 10:01
Johannesburg - About 400 Pick n Pay employees will be jobless in the coming months after the company retrenched workers to cut costs.

Major revamp for Auas Valley Mall, Namibia
26/08/2013 - 10:17
The Auas Valley Shopping Centre is a retail gem but it remains rather secluded and exclusive. Its owner, Agra Ltd, intends to change that image. Earlier this month Agra announced a significant upgrading and extension of Auas Valley at a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of the project.

Nedbank, Pick n Pay launch a first for local banking in Namibia
19/08/2013 - 08:56
Windhoek - In a first for Namibia's banking industry a commercial bank has teamed up with a major retailer to enable the bank's clients to withdraw money at the retailer's cashiers as they are doing their grocery shopping.

Pick n Pay embarks on retrenchment drive
08/08/2013 - 09:03
Cape Town - Pick n Pay hopes to trim jobs across the country as it implements a turnaround strategy, BDLive reported on Wednesday.