OFFICIAL OPENING OF
UNILEVER’S FIRST ICE CREAM FACTORY
On Tuesday, 13 October 2015, Mr Bruno Witvoet, Unilever’s
Africa Cluster Executive Vice President will be joined by Minister of Trade and
Industry, Dr Rob Davies, the British High Commissioner, Ms Judith Macgregor and Ekurhuleni
Mayor, Councillor Mondli Gungubele, to officially open Unilever’s FIRST Ice
Cream Factory in Africa.
With the continued support of the Department of Trade and Industry,
Unilever South Africa has been able to reinvest in the country and secure its
legacy in South Africa. Over the past 3 years, Unilever has invested nearly R4
billion in various factory upgrades and brand new manufacturing sites. This is
testament to the company’s commitment to contribute towards growing the economy
by creating jobs and producing quality products in world-class facilities.
The Lords View investment is one of
many that have been supported by the Department of Trade and Industry’s 12-i
Tax Allowance Incentive scheme. The 12-I Tax Allowance Incentive scheme is an
incentive in place by government to support Greenfield investments (new
industrial projects that utilise only new and unused manufacturing assets) and
other projects that benefit the planet on a whole.
Members of the media are invited to the event:
Date: 13
October 2015
Time: 08h30
for 09h00 till 11h00
Venue: Lords View Industrial Park, Allandale Road, Midrand,
Johannesburg
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