Premier forecasts revenue jump from RFG acquisition
But the deal could be a pain point for the proposed retrenchments at the fruit-processing facility in the Western Cape.
Premier's acquisition of RFG is projected to boost its revenue, though the deal may complicate proposed retrenchments at the fruit-processing facility in the Western Cape. The transaction highlights ongoing consolidation in South Africa's food-processing sector, with potential labor and operational restructuring implications.
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