Tiger Brands aims to reduce production food waste by 50% by 2030.
Tiger Brands has signed a long-term renewable electricity wheeling agreement with Apollo Africa as the food producer moves to cut carbon emissions across its manufacturing operations.
The agreement, expected to start in 2028, will initially supply Tiger Brands manufacturing sites in Gauteng with renewable electricity transmitted through the national grid.
According to Climate Group RE100, 100% of its South African members, which includes Shoprite and Investec, are committed to using 100% renewable electricity.
Tiger Brands’ deal forms part of the company’s broader environmental strategy aimed at reducing scope 1 and scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions.
