CAPE TOWN - A move to close a fruit canning business in Ashton could have a devastating impact on surrounding communities.
Cosatu said that it was disturbed by Tiger Brands' decision that will lead to thousands of job losses in the small Cape Winelands town. Tiger Brands said that it had embarked on a consultation process with permanent and seasonal employees on the future of its deciduous fruit business, Langeberg & Ashton Foods.The company said that the consultation process with affected employees should be completed within 60 days and it would then be in a position to communicate the way forward.
Tiger Brands is also engaging with relevant provincial and national government departments to explore ways to protect the deciduous fruit canning industry. The food manufacturer said that it announced its intent to exit the deciduous fruit business in May 2020 to focus on manufacturing, marketing and distributing everyday branded food and beverages.
They must buy it. Finish n klaar.
COSATU died in 1994 these people only share stories of their sadness about the decisions taken by their friends (ANC). comrades come first and workers after
Cosatu is long time useless Labour Federation, even Companies don't take Cosatu serious.
Until they realize that all overseas investors are pulling out.
Oh F… there goes more union fees.
They must buy it. Finish n klaar.
but this is what you beg for 🤣🙈
Cosatu, can you save that business? Then start making a plan!!
Cosatu always voicing out how unhappy they are. What did they do all these years to stop such?
Cosatu must buy the business. And employ all the staff at the salaries they demand. Show us how to run things, cosatu. Or you only loud with other peoples money?
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