Woolworths, Cape Town

As it has grown, evolved and adapted to the changing world around it, Woolworths has always remained true to its core values of quality, integrity, value and innovation and has continually strived to make a difference in the lives of its customers. Known by generations of South Africans simply as “Woolies, ” it has grown to become part of the very fabric of South African society, a benchmark for excellence and an icon of quality.

Our ingrained culture of professionalism and tradition of integrity ensures that we act responsibly with regard to all stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, employees, shareholders and the community. Woolworths applies the principles and recommendations of the Code of Corporate Practices and Conduct as set out in the second King Report.
Free range and organic choices are on the increase in stores as Woolworths moves ahead on its “good food journey”. Organic foods are audited and certified by independent bodies. The information found on every package of the company’s food enables consumers to make informed choices about what they eat, and careful handling between the producer and the public ensures that fruit and vegetables stay fresher longer.

Building on Woolworths reputation as a respected and trusted South African retail brand, Woolworths financial services has become an important pillar of the business. Store card sales now make up about one third of total Woolworths sales, and customers can also apply for personal loans at Woolworths branches.