Tongaat Hulett, which remains in business rescue, has invested R460m in off-season infrastructure maintenance to ensure its main facilities run smoothly ahead of the sugar season, set to begin in April and continue into early May.

The harvesting season, which kicks off in late autumn or early winter when crops are fully mature, signals the start of processing them into sugar...

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