The Food and Beverages Manufacturing Sector is a significant component of the South African economy. Companies operating within this sector are clustered in line with their industrial activities and are grouped according to the following five sub-sectors (Chambers):
This sub-sector includes the manufacture of breakfast foods, bakery products, cocoa, chocolate, sugar-confectionery and nuts. It is comprised mainly of companies involved in salting, baking, drying and cooking processes.
This sub-sector manufactures spirits, beer, malt, soft drinks and mineral water, with wine and beer being major outputs.
All dairy products are manufactured by companies in this sub-sector including fresh milk, cheese, butter, ice-cream, yoghurt and edible ice.
This is the largest sub-sector and it produces goods that are used in making a meal or beverage. Examples of these products include noodles, spices and sauces.
This sub-sector is split into the following:
Each Chamber has established a Chamber Committee in terms of the FoodBev SETA Constitution, and comprises key industry players such as organised labour organisations and organised employer organisations, which drive activities of each sub-sector.
The duties of the Chamber Committee include:
For more information, contact:
Senior Manager: Chambers, Hector Makhubele on +27(0) 11 253 7305/ 073 090 7854 or hectorm@foodbev.co.za.
Posted in Latest News on Jun 03, 2019
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