Pick n Pay rallies behind the Springboks with new logo
In a bold move, Pick n Pay has unveiled a temporary vibrant new logo at its Constantia store in Cape Town in support of the Springboks. Take a look!
In a bold move, Pick n Pay has unveiled a temporary vibrant new logo at its Constantia store in Cape Town in support of the Springboks.
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Proudly donning the iconic green and gold colours of the Springboks, this change is more than just a fresh look; it’s a statement of support for South Africa’s rugby heroes.
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“This is a symbol of shared values, dedication, and the vibrant energy that defines South African rugby. Just as the Boks unite the nation with their incredible performances on the field, Pick n Pay aims to bring the same spirit of unity and pride to their loyal customers and the communities it serves. Whether customers are preparing for a big game-day braai or picking up their weekly groceries, we will continue to deliver the same passion and enthusiasm that drives the Springboks to victory. It’s not just a logo change; it’s a celebration of the enduring spirit of South Africa, both on and off the rugby pitch,” says Andrew Mills, Chief Marketing Officer at Pick n Pay.
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SPRINGBOKS RUGBY WORLD CUP 2023 POOL FIXTURES
All times SA
Sunday, 10 September – Springboks v Scotland, Stade Velodrome, Marseille – 17:45
Sunday, 17 September – Springboks v Romania, Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux – 15:00
Saturday, 23 September – Springboks v Ireland, Stade de France, Paris – 21:00
Sunday, 1 October – Springoks v Tonga, Stade Velodrome, Marseille – 21:00
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