Product safety and quality standards in South Africa are regulated under the Consumer Protection Act and the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications Act, which set requirements for product testing, certification,…
Supply chain resilience in South Africa is ensured through government policies that promote risk management, diversification of suppliers, and investment in infrastructure to mitigate disruptions.
South Africa has implemented regulations requiring supply chain transparency, including the King IV Report on Corporate Governance, which mandates that companies disclose information regarding their supply chain practices and ethical…
Intellectual property in manufacturing is protected under South African law, including the Copyright Act, Patents Act, and Trade Marks Act, which provide mechanisms for registration and enforcement of IP rights.
Environmental impact in manufacturing is managed through the National Environmental Management Act, which requires environmental assessments and compliance with environmental standards to minimize pollution.
