We can save the industry, says restaurant association as Ramaphosa puts alcohol back on the menu

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The Restaurant Association of South Africa on Monday expressed its gratitude at the easing of the lockdown regulations, which had threatened to cripple the industry.

Alberts had penned a letter on behalf of the association's 11,000 members, pleading with Ramaphosa.

“In that letter we called for an interministerial meeting to have discussions. We felt consultations were quite thin with government and that communication was certainly closed off since the last announcement on December 28,” she said.“We wholeheartedly thank the president and all the various ministers for their urgency and for hearing our desperate pleas to save the restaurant industry.”

With the start of curfew being moved from 9pm to 11pm, restaurants can operate until 10pm, giving staff and customers an hour to get home before the curfew starts.Other licensed establishments that sell alcohol for off-site consumption, such as bottle stores and supermarkets, may sell alcohol from Mondays to Thursdays, from 10am to 6pm.

 

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