Iba Halal Care to open three kiosks in South Africa

Published: 10-Mar-2016
Retail

The company hopes the launch will propel penetration into the rest of Africa

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India’s first halal and vegan cosmetics brand Iba Halal Care will be expanding into South Africa by setting up three permanent kiosks in malls in Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg.

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