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Albany serves the largest range of baked goods in South Africa from Albany Superior White and Brown bread, to low GI variants such as Albany Low GI White, Low GI Seeded Brown and Low GI Wholewheat, and our Included in our much-loved Tinkies brand.
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“Albany is bringing ‘real’ back to life and reminding South...
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“Traditionally, South Africans are brand loyalists. They...
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“Albany is bringing ‘real’ back to life and reminding South Africans that bread is at the centre of some of the most beautiful but simple everyday moments, even in the not-so-good times,” says Lorraine de Graaff, Marketing Director, Bakeries, Tiger Brands.
For more than 50 years, Albany Bakeries' superior quality and freshness has been helping South African families express their love.
Mar 21, 2024 · Albany traces its roots back to 1963 when Tiger Brands, one of Africa’s largest food producers, acquired the bakery in South Africa. 2. Bread Expertise: Albany specializes in producing a wide range of bread and baked goods, including white bread, brown bread, rolls, and specialty loaves, catering to the diverse tastes and preferences of South ...
May 26, 2022 · South Africa's biggest food manufacturer, Tiger Brands, is going back to the drawing board with its breads business as cash-strapped consumers look elsewhere to buy the staple food. The food company – which produces wheat wraps, buns, rolls and bread under its Albany brand – has seen bread consumption decline by 5%, with significant volume ...
- Penelope Mashego
Jun 2, 2024 · The maker of Albany bread said revenue from milling and baking decreased by 16% to R5.1bn in the six months to March, driven solely by volume declines.
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“Traditionally, South Africans are brand loyalists. They will eat and trust Albany bread because their family has done so for generations. However, our consumer base is shifting towards a generation that values innovation and product quality.
