Group sales fell 17% in the eight weeks to April 26, although the food business in SA has experienced steady demand
Retailer Woolworths said on Wednesday Covid-19 has had a varying effect on its businesses, with food sales in SA remaining resilient, even as sales of fashion and homeware slumped.
Woolworths’ foods business has been resilient throughout this period, supported by strong relationships across the supply chain, the group said. Sales grew 17.4% in the eight weeks to end-April.
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