Clover S.A. introduces new juice product

SOUTH AFRICA – Clover S.A. Proprietary Limited has introduced a limited edition of Krush 100% Fresh Cranberry and Cherry Fruit Juice, expanding its portfolio.

Available in 500ml and 1.5L, the company noted that the combination was created to add flavor to the festive season.

“Back for the festive season, this refreshing combination is ready to add a little extra flavour to moments shared with friends and family.”

The company recently introduced Krush 100% Grapefruit & Blood Orange Fresh Fruit Juice, a citrus blend that combines grapefruit’s tangy flavour with blood orange’s juicy sweetness.

The beverage brings together two citrus favourites, creating a blend that balances grapefruit’s distinctive zest with the naturally sweet, fruity notes of blood orange.

The combination is positioned as a refreshing choice for different consumption occasions, including breaks during the day, family meals and social gatherings.

Clover’s latest introduction reflects the appeal of fruit-based beverages that offer distinctive flavour combinations and versatility for everyday consumption.

Clover SA, Milk Producers’ Organisation partner to drive FMD vaccine distribution

The company partnered with Milk Producers’ Organisation (MPO) and Standard Bank Group, securing a truck to assist in the distribution of FMD vaccines.

This initiative builds on Clover and Standard Bank’s earlier commitment to strengthen the national vaccination rollout with a dedicated refrigerated vehicle for the next 12 months.

By maintaining cold-chain integrity, the vehicle ensures vaccines remain effective and can reach remote and high-risk areas quickly.

“Together, we are making a meaningful difference where it matters most. Stopping Foot and Mouth Disease, One Farm at a Time,” Milk Producers’ Organisation stated.

The foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak that has affected South Africa since 2021 continues to spread in some parts of the country despite government control efforts.

KwaZulu-Natal province has been most heavily affected, with repeated new detections, including in late February 2025.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province has been battling outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease since 2021.

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD) has not been able to resolve most cases in KZN province due to challenges with transmission from wild buffalo populations, despite deploying a wide range of control measures, including vaccination, depopulation, and movement restrictions.

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