Tomorrow (22 March), the world celebrates World Water Day – a Global Day of Significance dedicated to shining a light on the millions of people who live without access to safe drinking water. In South Africa, 2019 Stats SA data suggests that only 44.9% of South African households have access to piped water.

In 2021, Corona became the first beverage brand in the world to achieve a Net Zero Plastic Footprint. In 2022, and in honour of Global Recycling Day, the South African Breweries (SAB) and Corona are launching a partnership with Ramtsilo, strengthening the local plastic recycling chain and assuring a Net Zero Plastic Footprint locally, in South Africa

The South African Breweries (SAB) has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with a Black-Woman Owned industrial scale biogas waste-to-energy company, Bio2Watt. The Renewable Energy will be supplied from the Cape Dairy Biogas Plant once it reaches commercial operation.

Following news that Cannes Lions has announced that it will honour Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) as this year’s Creative Marketer of the Year, the South African Breweries is proud to be part of this significant accolade. The honorary accolade is presented to a marketer that has amassed a body of Lion-winning work over a sustained period of time, and has established a reputation for producing brave creative and innovative marketing solutions.

The South African Breweries (SAB) notes the Minister of Finance and National Treasury’s decision to adjust the annual excise for beer at slightly above inflation.

In the run up to the National Budget Address by Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana, the South African Breweries (SAB) gathered key members of media, industry and economists to unpack the state of the beer economy.

After a long work week, you light the braai on a Saturday afternoon and celebrate life with the ones you love. Beer was part of that journey.

The South African corporate sector invests millions each year to support community development and social programmes. Many corporates, however, often lack the tools to measure and report on the impact of these initiatives.

Two years post pandemic- SMMEs are reeling from the impact that COVID has had on their businesses. It’s time to consider how they can be given a break in order to expedite their recovery- SAB’s VP of Corporate Affairs Zoleka Lisa implores  government to give SMMEs along its value chain a tax break.

The South African Breweries (SAB), is proud to usher in an exciting new future for South Africa’s largest brewer, with the appointment of Richard Rivett-Carnac to the position of CEO for SAB.