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The beer sector has sustained a great deal of damage following the blanket bans on alcohol, which resulted in over 100 days of restricted trading.
As we emerge from the near collapse of our industry, we must focus our efforts on promoting the responsible and moderate consumption of alcohol, to...
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On the back of the Easter holidays, the South African Breweries (SAB) has reaffirmed its values and drive to tackle harmful consumption of alcohol. This challenge is not a seasonal one but one they believe should be tackled through a collaborative effort with various stakeholders to save lives and...
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Drinking and driving is one of the deadliest killers on South Africa’s roads and will only be eradicated by solutions like SAB’s Alcohol Evidence Centres, writes Heidi Bartis, SAB’s Director of Communities.
In KwaZulu-Natal, the Easter long weekend saw a total of 47 people killed in road accidents...
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New B-BBEE scheme to own R5.4 billion worth of AB-InBev Shares
Johannesburg: 6 April 2021: The South African Breweries (SAB) is pleased to announce that its B-BBEE scheme, SAB Zenzele will reach maturity in May 2021, and that a new scheme, SAB Zenzele Kabili, will launch this same month to...
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SAB’s Director of Communities, Heidi Bartis reaffirms SAB’s commitment to responsible consumption and calls on South Africans to come together and be responsible ahead of the Easter holiday season and review their harmful consumption behaviour for their future
31 March 2021: Ahead of the April...
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Zoleka Lisa: Vice President of Corporate Affairs SA
The alcohol industry has lost over R36bn in revenue and over 200 000 jobs are at risk as a result of the three alcohol bans according to research conducted by FTI Consulting’s Economic Research Unit. Another alcohol ban will damage the entire...
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Johannesburg, 19 March 2020: In an effort to support the local healthcare system, the South African Breweries (SAB) has sponsored medical supplies worth R25m to the Gauteng government . This critical helping hand will assist in replenishing the medical supplies which have been depleted due to Covid...
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Global Hard Seltzer craze hits South Africa. Hard Seltzer, sparkling water with real alcohol and a dash of fruit juice, is fruity, low in calories, carbs and sugar. Hard Seltzers’ bring excitement and versatility to any social occasion and have become increasingly popular with both men and women....
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The industry lost over R36bn in revenue and over 200 000 jobs as a result of the three alcohol bans according to research conducted by FTI Consulting’s Economic Research Unit
In addition, together with the rest of the South African alcohol industry, we are gravely concerned with the above inflation...
03 May 21The beer sector has sustained a great deal of damage following the blanket bans on alcohol, which resulted in over 100 days of restricted trading. As we emerge from the near collapse of our industry, we must focus our efforts on promoting the responsible and moderate consumption of alcohol, to...
21 Apr 21On the back of the Easter holidays, the South African Breweries (SAB) has reaffirmed its values and drive to tackle harmful consumption of alcohol. This challenge is not a seasonal one but one they believe should be tackled through a collaborative effort with various stakeholders to save lives and...
12 Apr 21Drinking and driving is one of the deadliest killers on South Africa’s roads and will only be eradicated by solutions like SAB’s Alcohol Evidence Centres, writes Heidi Bartis, SAB’s Director of Communities. In KwaZulu-Natal, the Easter long weekend saw a total of 47 people killed in road accidents...
06 Apr 21New B-BBEE scheme to own R5.4 billion worth of AB-InBev Shares Johannesburg: 6 April 2021: The South African Breweries (SAB) is pleased to announce that its B-BBEE scheme, SAB Zenzele will reach maturity in May 2021, and that a new scheme, SAB Zenzele Kabili, will launch this same month to...
31 Mar 21SAB’s Director of Communities, Heidi Bartis reaffirms SAB’s commitment to responsible consumption and calls on South Africans to come together and be responsible ahead of the Easter holiday season and review their harmful consumption behaviour for their future 31 March 2021: Ahead of the April...
30 Mar 21Zoleka Lisa: Vice President of Corporate Affairs SA The alcohol industry has lost over R36bn in revenue and over 200 000 jobs are at risk as a result of the three alcohol bans according to research conducted by FTI Consulting’s Economic Research Unit. Another alcohol ban will damage the entire...
21 Mar 21Johannesburg, 19 March 2020: In an effort to support the local healthcare system, the South African Breweries (SAB) has sponsored medical supplies worth R25m to the Gauteng government . This critical helping hand will assist in replenishing the medical supplies which have been depleted due to Covid...
16 Mar 21Global Hard Seltzer craze hits South Africa. Hard Seltzer, sparkling water with real alcohol and a dash of fruit juice, is fruity, low in calories, carbs and sugar. Hard Seltzers’ bring excitement and versatility to any social occasion and have become increasingly popular with both men and women....
04 Mar 21The industry lost over R36bn in revenue and over 200 000 jobs as a result of the three alcohol bans according to research conducted by FTI Consulting’s Economic Research Unit In addition, together with the rest of the South African alcohol industry, we are gravely concerned with the above inflation...