Retail industry barriers limit growth of small manufacturers in South Africa

Published by Michael Wood and Sane Mdlalose on 17 September 2015

Competing in the FMCG space is a survival of the fittest and the fittest are often the established giants of the manufacturing world who have oodles of cash flow to back supply and demand needs.

Retail industry barriers limit growth of small manufacturers in South Africa

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