Tiger Brands

09/10/2026

What happens on the farm has a direct impact on the food value chain.

Our Agriculturits and Procurement team recently visited farms in Musina, gaining first-hand insight into the challenges facing tomato production and the realities behind our All Gold tomato sauce value chain.

Changing weather patterns have affected traditional growing cycles, with delayed ripening resulting in a ‘tomato flush’, where crops planted at different times reach maturity together. This can place significant pressure on harvesting, intake and processing capacity, with implications across the wider value chain.

The visit reinforced the importance of working closely with farmers and understanding the realities on the ground. Building a resilient food system requires collaboration, informed planning and a willingness to adapt to changing conditions.

Looking ahead, technology, data, research and stronger partnerships will play an increasingly important role in helping farmers and the industry respond to changing conditions and strengthen production planning.

Together, we can strengthen the agricultural value chain, support more resilient food systems and continue to cultivate and nourish lives, every day and every tomorrow.

08/10/2026

Missed the news? Our Business Enablement Academy is helping build a future-fit Finance community at Tiger Brands. Take five minutes to watch our YouTube video and discover how we are equipping our people for what comes next.

Tiger Brands has launched its Business Enablement Academy, an inves...

06/10/2026

Building future-fit Finance starts with investing in our people.

Tiger Brands has launched its Business Enablement Academy, strengthening the capabilities our Finance professionals need to navigate an increasingly digital and data-driven business environment.

From commercial understanding and digital fluency to analytics, critical thinking and business partnering, the Academy is designed to help our people turn insight into action and action into business impact.

It is an investment in growing our own talent and building the capabilities needed for the future of Tiger Brands.

02/10/2026

⚠️ Scam Alert ⚠️
Tiger Brands has been made aware of fraudulent websites and social media pages advertising employment opportunities and requesting payment for interviews. These are scams and are not associated with Tiger Brands.
Tiger Brands will never charge candidates for job interviews. If you receive such communication, do not engage and report it immediately to [email protected]
For legitimate vacancies, please visit our official channels:
🔗 tigerbrands.com/careers
🔗 LinkedIn page

Any third-party recruiters or service providers working with Tiger Brands will always be listed on our official website and official social media platforms.
Stay vigilant and protect yourself from employment scams.

01/10/2026

As Heritage Month draws to a close, we reflect on the diverse cultures, traditions and stories that continue to shape South Africa and the communities we serve.

At Tiger Brands, our heritage is reflected in the people, perspectives and experiences that come together across our business. It lives in the traditions we carry forward, the stories we share and the moments that connect us across generations and cultures.

It is also reflected in the brands we have built and nurtured over generations, many of which have become part of everyday life in South African homes, creating memories and moments shared around the table.
Heritage Month reminds us that our collective strength lies in the richness of our differences and the shared purpose that connects us.

As we close the month, we celebrate the many cultures that make up our Streak of Tigers, united by a purpose that remains at the heart of what we do: we cultivate and nourish lives every day and every tomorrow.

Many cultures; one streak!

hashtag hashtag hashtag

29/09/2026

The M&J and Candy Factory teams from Tiger Brands Snacks & Treats in Durban joined eThekwini Municipality for this year’s International Coastal Clean-up Campaign, contributing to cleaner, healthier coastlines in our communities.
Our colleagues rolled up their sleeves to clean three local beaches:

• Cuttings Beach, Merebank
• Reunion Park Beach, Isipingo
• Dakota Beach, Isipingo

Thank you to everyone who took part and gave their time to this important initiative.

Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond our factory gates. By working alongside our communities and local partners, we can help protect our natural environment and preserve our coastlines for generations to come.

Every contribution matters, and together, we can make a lasting difference.

24/09/2026

This Heritage Day, we celebrate South Africa’s living heritage and the ties that bind us, while reflecting on what heritage means for Tiger Brands.

For more than a century, we have been part of the story of Southern African life. Founded in 1921, our history is reflected in the brands that have become part of everyday life, from the familiar taste of Jungle Oats, OROS, KOO to All Gold, Black Cat, Albany, and Mrs H.S. Ball’s, each with its own place in our shared food culture.

That story continues through Our Brands, Our People, Sustainable Choices and Tiger Brands in the Home. It is shaped by the people behind our business, the choices we make and the role our brands play in households across the country.

Heritage gives us a strong foundation, but it also asks us to look ahead. As we continue to evolve, our focus remains on creating value that matters today and building a future that honours where we have come from, to continue to cultivate and nourish lives, every day and every tomorrow.

Our heritage. Our people. Our brands. Our future.

23/09/2026

100 years of Black Cat – Black Cat Peanut Butter South Africa was first produced in South Africa in 1926

Powered by peanuts – Black Cat Peanut Butter Smooth and Crunchy contains 91%, while its alternative no salt, no sugar range contains 99% peanuts.

Black Cat Peanut Butter chocolate – in 2024, Black Cat introduced chocolate bars.

From farm to jar – peanuts grown in the North West travel more than 260 km to Gauteng, where they are transformed into Black Cat Peanut Butter.

A new chapter in its history – Tiger Brands opened a R300 million peanut butter manufacturing facility in Krugersdorp in 2024, capable of producing around one million bottles a month.

22/09/2026

For more than a century, Jungle South Africa has been part of South African life. A homegrown brand built on a belief in good nutrition, innovation and quality
Let’s celebrate it this Heritage Month as an iconic local brand.


Since 1920 – Jungle has been fuelling South Africans with the natural goodness of wholegrain rolled oats for more than a century.
It started with a dream – Jungle’s founder, Jacob Frankel, arrived in South Africa in 1896 in search of new opportunities post WW1
A loan started it all – in 1920, Jacob borrowed money from a friend to establish the Tiger Oatery.

Feeding troops during WWII – Jungle Oats helped feed Allied troops during the Second World War. Homegrown from the beginning – Frankel’s vision was to develop the SA Oats industry, away from Scottish Oats, bringing the goodness of South African-grown oats to more people.

From Tiger Oatery to an iconic brand – that entrepreneurial beginning laid the foundation for Jungle and ultimately the business that would become Tiger Brands.

Nutrition – one of Jungle’s founding beliefs was that “nutrition is the basis of life and growth”, putting quality and purity at the heart of the product.
An original quick cooker – innovation in processing enabled Jungle Oats to cook in just three minutes, saving consumers both time and money.

From porridge to convenience – Jungle has expanded beyond traditional oats into products such as cereals and muesli, and innovative Jungle Bars

17/09/2026

This Heritage Month, we celebrate some of South Africa’s most iconic brands and products made by Tiger Brands – brands that have been part of our homes, tables and everyday moments for generations.

One of Mzansi’s freshest favourites, Albany bread has been part of everyday South African life for decades – filling lunchboxes, bringing families together around the table and making everyday sandwiches more memorable.
What is your favourite Albany memory and your favourite sandwich filling?

Between 1970 and 1980 - Tiger Oats and National Milling Company acquired a number of bakeries that came together to form Albany Bakeries
More than just loaves – the Albany range today includes Superior, Low GI and Everyday breads, as well as wraps, buns and rolls
Packed with goodness – Love Albany Breads are fortified with vitamins and minerals, with varieties offering sources of fibre and energy
Taking bread to the streets – more than 800 entrepreneurs currently operate Albany Bread-On-The-Streets (BOTS) stands, with a target of 3,000 entrepreneurial opportunities.

A brand South Africa grows up with – Albany is one of the iconic brands in the Tiger Brands portfolio, with a longstanding focus on quality, freshness and taste
Fresh Kota’s with Albany –Albany grew the Kota Festival into a significant platform for township entrepreneurs, job creation and local economic development across South Africa.

Investing in a greener future – Albany launched its first CNG-powered distribution fleet, advancing more sustainable and efficient bread delivery operations.