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us, but they're refusing to talk to us. They think they can just brave this out. We've written to the Consumer Goods Council. Consumer Goods Council doesn't want to have a conversation. Well, they're going to have to have a conversation at some point, and I
businesses and we rely on them for intelligence. So Sazriya is an insurer, but we are a member of a body called Consumer Goods Council. Within the Consumer Goods Council, all the major retailers are members of that group. You can pick and pay the shop rights.
The DG and basically civil society and the Consumer Goods Council, so very broad sector, very broad-based multi-stakeholder participation, agreed that we need to look at this and change things. But to your point of practical issues, you know, a contention that
Consultant. I mean, they were commissioned by Consumer Goods Council of South Africa. And they conducted a study for like something like 12 sectors. I mean, just looking at the illicit terminal economy. And the fuel industry was one of those that was
That illicit trade of goods has on ourselves and our communities? It's a very fair point that you are making, and it's a gap that we realize. And not just us from the tobacco sector, but there are about 12 other sectors that we have partnered with under the
So for our thoughts, it's not only that you're going to allocate more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Texas Council Santaco.
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
More for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
elaborates. So for our thoughts, it's not only that you're going to allocate more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council signed
elaborates. So for our thoughts, it's not only that you're going to allocate more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council.
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businesses and we rely on them for intelligence. So Sazriya is an insurer, but we are a member of a body called Consumer Goods Council. Within the Consumer Goods Council, all the major retailers are members of that group. You can pick and pay the shop rights.
That illicit trade of goods has on ourselves and our communities? It's a very fair point that you are making, and it's a gap that we realize. And not just us from the tobacco sector, but there are about 12 other sectors that we have partnered with under the
The DG and basically civil society and the Consumer Goods Council, so very broad sector, very broad-based multi-stakeholder participation, agreed that we need to look at this and change things. But to your point of practical issues, you know, a contention that
Consultant. I mean, they were commissioned by Consumer Goods Council of South Africa. And they conducted a study for like something like 12 sectors. I mean, just looking at the illicit terminal economy. And the fuel industry was one of those that was
us, but they're refusing to talk to us. They think they can just brave this out. We've written to the Consumer Goods Council. Consumer Goods Council doesn't want to have a conversation. Well, they're going to have to have a conversation at some point, and I
keeping and compiling lists of local manufacturers, compliant manufacturers. The National Bargaining Council does this work. Proudly, South Africa, even the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition. You know, one would only need to do just a matchup
front of you and it does not contain the CTC seal, I think you must ask yourself the reason why. Because if I were a confident producer in my quality, I would definitely send it in for CTC, have it approved, and convince the consumer that he or she is buying.
Consumers are still focused on essentials, it appears that they are still concentrating their buying as these bigger retailers, more general dealers in search for specials. That is the first part. The second one that stands out for me is the persistent growth
So for our thoughts, it's not only that you're going to allocate more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Texas Council Santaco.
Profiles via the National Consumer Commission's portal with full operational rollout expected by March next year. To ease any pressure on the system, the NCC engaged directly with some key stakeholders so that they can start registering. So we engage with the
Has been adopted by the Eastern Cape Provincial Executive Council, and it provides a clear pathway for ensuring that the province remains competitive and a rapidly decarbonizing global economy while unlocking the new opportunities for investment,
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
Profiles are via the National Consumer Commission portal with full operational rollout expected by March next year. To ease any pressure on the system, the NCC engaged directly with some key stakeholders so that they can start registering. So we engage with
more for yourself in terms of fuel, but you're also going to have to pay more for groceries and consumer goods at the shops. Meanwhile, the South African National Taxi Council Santaco says operators are already feeling the effects of the continuous fuel
with some key stakeholders so that they can start registering. So we engage with the ombudsman, the consumer goods services ombudsman, that they advise their members to start joining. The registration started earlier so that there would be time to deal with
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