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South Africa’s ultra-processed food crisis
South Africa faces a fast‑escalating ultra‑processed food crisis, with childhood obesity surging and industry marketing to children under scrutiny. Explore the evidence…
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GNT showcases plant-based colours at IFT FIRST
At IFT FIRST 2025, GNT invites attendees to Booth #S1825 to explore its EXBERRY® plant-based colours, offering natural, vibrant alternatives to synthetic…
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Shoprite recalls cereal products over labelling inaccuracies
Shoprite has recalled several Heartland Foods cereals over incorrect nutrition labels, with some packs showing less sugar than they contain. The recall…
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QUID: Quantitative Ingredient Declaration explained
Struggling with ingredient percentages on labels? This clear guide demystifies QUID under R.146—when and how to declare ingoing percentages (like chicken in…
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The role of nutritional labelling and chemical testing
See how nutritional labelling shapes safer choices—and how MLS Laboratories verifies accuracy with robust chemical testing aligned to South African regulations. Learn…
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Implications for quality control in food manufacturing
As South Africa readies R2986 front-of-pack warnings for 2025, food manufacturers must sharpen quality control to protect margins and compliance. See how…
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Innovation for the protein evolution
Protein is evolving beyond meat. Explore how SA’s R.146 defines ‘source of protein’ claims, what emerging technologies enable, and the pitfalls to…
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The protein evolution
South Africa’s protein landscape is shifting—from rising malnutrition to costly high‑protein diets and the surge in plant‑based and novel sources like fermentation,…
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Fry Family Foods wins product labelling appeal
Fry Family Foods has won its labelling appeal against the FSA and RMIF, with the Appeal Board setting aside the 2022 directive…
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Inaccurate fine print on packaging can spell trouble for food producers
Fine print can trip up even big brands. As SA regulators tighten the rules and the ARB probes a Parmalat yoghurt label…
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Think inside the box
HEALA’s ‘Think Inside the Box’ campaign spotlights harmful ingredients in ultra‑processed foods and the need for clear front‑of‑pack warnings to protect children.…
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Product labelling in SA – little margerine for error
Clover vs Stork reached the Supreme Court of Appeal, shaping how butter and spread labels may be used in South Africa. See…
