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WORKING LOSSES WITHIN THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES INDUSTRY

14 Nov 2025

WORKING LOSSES WITHIN THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES INDUSTRY

by Erasmus Theron , Partner, Cape Town ,
Practice Area(s): Customs, Excise & Trade Remedies |

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BEWARE OF CYBERCRIME. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU PAY
INTO THE WRONG ACCOUNT

Shepstone & Wylie (S&W) will not change its banking details. Any communication you receive stating we have done so will be false - please contact us immediately.

If you bank with Standard Bank, Nedbank, Investec, FNB or Absa Bank you are encouraged to pay us using the bank approved beneficiary: Shepstone and Wylie Attorneys.

If you don’t use the bank approved beneficiary option, you must always call us to verify our banking details before making any payment.


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