Eat.art innovates for living food; Hill’s launches #petobesityweek; and Tropika gets a smooth makeover — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
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Shelf Life: KardioFit advances connected healthcare
Keeping KardioFit, a Scottish graffiti perspective, and Samsung and SodaStream sparkle together — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
Shelf Life: Capturing the craft market with unseasonal cider
Rekorderlig Cider makes an impression locally; a new look for Tastic Rice; and Sir Fruit gets a superhero cape — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
Shelf Life: SA is working out the Navy SEAL way with Kill Cliff
Don’t Kill Cliff — drink it; exploring Soweto just got easier; and Consol’s jar in a jar — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
Shelf Life: Contemporary nougat from 1701, SA stuck on Stikeez
Luxury nougat hampers from 1701; Stikeez take SA by storm; and Hungry Lion brings back Lucky Buckets — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
Shelf Life: adidas — revolutionising the game
adidas creates it own game; Castrol launches the Vuvu-Lyza; and a new wave of colour from Canon — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
Shelf Life: Inaugural Architecture for Social Gain award winners
by Cheryl Hunter. Saint-Gobain recognises winning social architecture; Wimpy rolls out music playlists; and Jozi gets a taste of the Nedbank CWG selection.
Shelf Life: Green mannequins help reduce Woolworths’ CO2e
by Cheryl Hunter. Eco-friendly mannequins for Woolies; KWV truffles onto the gin market; and Ads24 launches The Beat.
Shelf Life: Smart new-look Pick n Pay trials in Gauteng
by Cheryl Hunter. Pick n Pay revamping stores; salting the wine experience; GoPro licenses its content; and Montego pet treats launched.
Shelf Life: Hill’s finds the ideal balance for pets
Cheryl Hunter (@cherylhunter)’s weekly pick of recent product, packaging, design and food launches: finding a balance with Hill’s Pet Nutrition; Doritos launches two new brands; South African rosé wines recognised; and Starbucks sets it sights on SA.