SAB can confirm that none of its breweries, including Rosslyn Brewery outside of Pretoria, is impacted by the listeriosis outbreak in South Africa as incorrectly reported on certain social media platforms. Stringent quality standards are upheld in the beer production process at all times and all of our products are safe to consume. We are in the process of determining the source of the malicious communication and will take the necessary action to correct this.
 In commemoration of World Water Day 2024, the South African Breweries has highlighted the adverse impact that alien vegetation has on water security for farmers, businesses and local communities in South Africa. Water scarcity remains a challenge for South Africa.
According to a report the country...
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 In an announcement today (29 February), the South African Breweries (SAB) reported double-digit top-and high-single-digit bottom-line growth with record high full-year volumes for its financial year (FY) 01 January 2023 – 31 December 2023.
For the Full Year in 2023, revenue for SAB grew by the mid-...
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 A lack of local supply of limes was affecting South African Breweries’ Corona beer’s authentic drinking ritual. The solution was a novel opportunity to invest in lime farming and in boosting local production, emerging farmers and their communities were significantly empowered.
SAB’s Corona beer is...
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