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is met with corporate responsibility and, as
part of SABMiller’s global sustainable development framework, SAB is setting an example
in ensuring a prosperous future for rural communities in which it operates.
Agriculture remains the primary economic activity in South Africa’s rural communities, and
given SAB’s size and scope of operations, the
company has a significant impact on the
country’s agricultural economy. This influence
Given that barley remains SAB’s largest requirement in terms of raw agricultural material, SAB has focussed its considerable energy
on a number of agricultural projects that are
geared towards promoting sustainable farming practises and increasing the local agricul-
outh African Breweries (SAB) draws
much of its success from the expansive barley fields of the Southern and
Northern Cape that are flourishing
under the care of both commercial and
emerging farmers.
Delicate care for SAB’s own barley fields in Caledon