- Trees for life Thanks to the vision and energy of Wildlands, funding from government, and support from BHP Billiton, the ‘Trees for Life’ project has been rolled out nationally. Good corporate backing, sound government support, a well-meaning environmentally savvy NGO in the middle, and a receptive community is the recipe for success.
- Balancing spending this festive season The festive season is upon us and as much as we all relish letting go, balancing spending and other indulgences with a bit of discipline can go some way to curbing January’s financial hangover.
- Beetroot crisps lock in freshness and taste Woolworths has launched Sea Salt and Black Pepper flavoured beetroot crisps. The thin slices of sweet, earthy beetroot are baked and then fried in small batches, using a unique patented process to lock in flavour and colour and to deliver a crisp crunch. Aimed at the alternative snack market, it has 50 per cent less fat and higher fibre content than conventional ridged cut potato crisps.
- Coffee with a conscience Doppio Zero has teamed up with Urban Grind roasters to introduce an exclusive new Guatemala Burundi coffee blend. It’s not only worlds apart in terms of its exceptional flavour and quality, but sourced from sustainable, ethical farms too.
- Ultimate Screen Luxaflex® Ultimate Screen offers a high-performance solution for heat and light control. The system is engineered for easy installation, flexible application and long durability. Overview Luxaflex® Ultimate Screen is a motorised external sunscreen which offers a high-performance solution for heat & light control. The system is based on a fully enclosed headbox or cassette, side...
- Clear visibility – Kobold’s self-cleaning flow indicator for liquids To check the flow processes in pipeline systems and for insight into the interior of process pipes, many flow indicators are used in which the flowing medium sets a rotor turning and thus to a large extent visibly signals a flow. INSTROTECH is offering Kobold’s DAA self-cleaning flow indicator, with the unique characteristic of the rotor...
- Consider a mix of local and offshore unit trusts With market volatility on the rise, award-winning boutique investment management company Melville Douglas, says investors should harness the power of diversification to improve outcomes in the face of heightened risks.
- Essel launches Aesthet Acne Gel Aesthet Acne Gel by Essel is an effective acne treatment, which is formulated with micronised benzoyl peroxide (BPO), 5g per 100g. BPO is a recognised ingredient in treating mild and moderate acne.
- Activity in African capital markets shows significant decline in 2016 2016 marked a challenging year for African equity markets in the wake of lower economic growth and political upheaval around the globe, largely as a result of the US elections cycle and the Brexit vote. African equity capital markets (ECM) broke a streak of three successive years of growth, recording a decline in overall ECM...
- Sustainability and new solutions at Propak Africa Propak Africa is recognised as Africa’s ultimate packaging, food processing, plastics, printing and labelling exhibition. From 12 to 15 March, over 600 exhibitors across three massive halls and outdoor exhibit areas at Nasrec Expo Centre gave visitors an opportunity to see the latest, state of the art equipment and machinery, auxiliary products and services. Engineering,...

Ethnic Care

02 Aug 2017

Keratin alternative for stronger, healthier hair

These days, having beautiful hair has a multitude of meanings for consumers. While the concept is influenced by factors such…

Keratin alternative for stronger, healthier hair

These days, having beautiful hair has a multitude of meanings for consumers. While the concept is influenced by factors such as ethnicity, regional concerns and trends, gorgeous locks are always synonymous with strong, healthy looking hair.

23 May 2017

The edge of innovation

The biggest challenge in Ethnic beauty care is research and development. Catering to multicultural consumers requires product development for a…

The edge of innovation

The biggest challenge in Ethnic beauty care is research and development. Catering to multicultural consumers requires product development for a much broader range of hair and skin types. Ethnic skin is better adapted to the sun, but when exposed to a cold, dry climate it loses its protective hydrolipidic film…

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