AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Affordability: South Africa’s chicken tariff review pits local producers against importers: importers say duties have raised prices and should expire, while poultry producers want them extended, leaving consumers’ access to affordable protein at stake. Retail Growth: Boxer plans 60 new South African stores in FY27 after turnover rose 6.3% to R24.1bn, with the discount chain citing affordability and expansion into underserved communities. Household Costs: Nigerian petrol prices climbed as much as ₦39 a litre, reaching ₦1,409 at some stations; NNPC’s ₦66 discount runs to October 31 but is limited to app users. Product Safety: Fake skincare and other counterfeit goods remain a concern in Nigeria, alongside reports of banned pesticides in markets; SON is deploying product-authentication technology. Brand Moves: KFC is pitching South African diners a R79.90 “Mighty Bucket for One,” while Enchanteur Nigeria took Personal Care Brand of the Year at the 2026 Marketing Edge Awards.
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