Astral Foods says it will have to inject R200m into alternative energy and water storage resources as worsening rolling blackouts and water shortages affect its operations.

This comes as the Centurion-based poultry group warned of deteriorating market conditions because of prolonged load-shedding and dilapidated municipal infrastructure...

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