Popular ice cream chain may still survive, as bidders approach Food Lover's

Author: Nick Wilson and Maswazi XalabilePublished on: July 14, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

Popular ice cream chain may still survive, as bidders approach Food Lover's

A popular ice cream chain in South Africa may avoid closure as multiple bidders have approached Food Lover's. The company, facing financial difficulties, has attracted interest from potential investors. Negotiations are underway for a possible buyout or rescue.

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