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The mere presence of melamine in foods does not indicate that the food is contaminated, the Consumer Goods Council (CGCSA) said today. 8 Oct 2008
After a series of tests for melamine, Hong Kong authorities have passed all Mars products, including Snickers and M&Ms, as clear of melamine and safe for consumption. 3 Oct 2008
In response to the melamine crisis currently affecting the dairy industry in China, which has seen Cadbury's recalling its sweets and has South African ports on high alert for contaminated products, Mars Foods has issued a statement disclosing the results of its own product testing. 30 Sep 2008
During National Pharmacy Week from 1 - 7 September 2008, pharmacists countrywide will assist consumers in getting rid of old and unused medicine in a safe and responsible manner. This is an excellent opportunity to spring-clean medicine cabinets and dispose of old medicines that accumulated during the winter months.
25 Aug 2008
Several incidents of iPod nanos bursting into flames have created consumer jitters in gadget-happy Japan. Apple is downplaying the problem, pointing out that no major injuries or damage have been reported. The problem is due to defective batteries, the company said, and only a tiny percentage of the devices have caught on fire. 20 Aug 2008
Thanks to anti-tobacco legislation, SA will host the third Conference of Parties on Tobacco Control later this year. 28 Jul 2008
Imperial Logistics is one of three divisions within the Imperial Holdings Group and the leading logistics and supply chain management company in Southern Africa. Since 2001, the company has driven various Corporate Social Responsibility programmes. Some of these programmes are linked to the services that the company provides. Imperial Logistics focuses amongst others on initiatives to ensure the health and safety of its own drivers and provides extensive support to HIV/AIDS projects in partnership with the Road Freight Association (RFA) and the National Bargaining Council for the Road Freight industry. 25 Jul 2008
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Good for the Ground manufactures biodegradable, compostable clear bags, made from starch, for commercial and home use. This is a non-toxic, sustainable packaging resource to protect our environment. Can be used in freezer.


Path Plastics manufactures a range of high quality HACCP compliant roto-moulded plastic products like pallets, lockers, containers, rolltainers and insulated bulk bins that are used in the food & beverage processing, FMCG, materials handling, pharmaceutical and fishing industries.


Rentokil is a global leader in providing professional and environmentally responsible pest control services to customers around the world.


Initial is dedicated to South African people, businesses and environments. In what it does, Initial makes for a healthier and more prosperous South Africa. And Initial builds healthier and more prosperous South African businesses.


Established in 1980, the Heart Foundation recently amalgamated with the Stroke Foundation, becoming the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa (HSFSA)

 

 

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