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Business

‘Speed advantage’ | Jockey says South Africa-made can beat Chinese imports

Business Day · 26 August 2026 at 05:00

‘Speed advantage’ | Jockey says South Africa-made can beat Chinese imports

Local production gives Jockey edge in fast-changing online market

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