Menstrual Hygiene Day is an important moment in South Africa and around the world to address period poverty, challenge stigma, and promote healthy menstrual hygiene management, so that women and girls can manage their periods with dignity and have access to the resources they need.

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we reached out to schools across South Africa, providing menstrual hygiene packs and raising awareness in communities where support is needed most:

📍 Eastern Cape
🔹 Makukhanye Primary School
🔹 Kruisfontein Primary School
🔹 Sea Vista Primary School

📍 KwaZulu-Natal
🔹 Columbia Primary School
🔹 Damorosa Secondary School
🔹 Shallcross Secondary School

📍 Western Cape
🔹 Bernadino Heights Secondary School
🔹 Scottsdene Secondary School

📍 Gauteng
🔹 UJ Academy Maths, Science & ICT School of Specialisation
🔹 Davey Secondary School

Menstrual health and dignity are a right. We are proud to be part of a movement that says no girl should miss school because of her period.

At Woodlands Dairy, our commitment extends beyond producing high-quality dairy products. We remain deeply committed to the well-being of the communities we serve.

For the Good of All.

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Today we highlight Care4U Support, a Jeffreys Bay-based non-profit organisation dedicated to providing essential assistance to the community.
This is a cause close to our hearts at Woodlands Dairy 💙

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From the heart of the Eastern Cape to your home. First Choice Honey is 100% pure, choice-grade goodness, sourced from local beekeepers who harvest from our region’s unique indigenous flora 🐝

It’s nature’s natural sweetener 🍯

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Woodlands Dairy was proud to welcome Mayor Hattingh Bornman and representatives from the Kouga Municipality to our plant on 12 May 2026.

We value the opportunity to collaborate with the Kouga Municipality as we continue contributing to local economic growth, job creation and sustainable development within our community.

Thank you for visiting our facility and engaging with our team.

Pictured from left to right: Director of Infrastructure and Engineering, Charles de Kock; Woodlands Dairy CEO, Helen McDougall; Mayor Hattingh Bornman; and Municipal Manager, Charl du Plessis.

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 In partnership with Tetra Pak and Petco, our used milk cartons don’t go to waste. They’re transformed into high-value, everyday essentials.

From school desks to beehives, each carton gets a chance to serve a new purpose.

Sustainability isn’t just about what we make , it’s about what we do next.

The heart of Africa beats in its resources.

Sustainability is a responsibility to the continent we call home. Let’s ensure that the natural beauty and bounty of Africa remain for generations to come.

Healthy land + healthy communities = a sustainable future 🌍

 The latest Woodlands Dairy Newsletter is here!