Plastics & Chemical Manufacturing Businesses for sale in South Africa
- Caravan Manufacturing Businesses1
- Clothes Manufacturing Businesses2
- Fabrication Businesses1
- Food & Drink Manufacturing Companies6
- Furniture & Wood Businesses7
- Glass Manufacturing and Glassblower Businesses1
- Home & Garden Manufacturing Businesses1
- Other Manufacturing Businesses2
- Stationery & Office Supply Manufacturing Businesses2
- Steel Fabrication Businesses4
- Therapy Equipment Businesses2
- Embroidery Businesses2
- Garden Machinery Businesses1
- Joiners & Joinery Businesses1
- Stonemasons Businesses1
Established Plastic Packaging Manufacturer - PretoriaSouth Africa, GautengView moreAsking price:ZAR R7 000 000
Plastic Injection Moulding Factory With Innovative Products For SaleTswane, Gauteng, South AfricaView moreAsking price:ZAR R11 000 000
Manufacturing Business For SaleGauteng, South AfricaView moreAsking price:ZAR R34 000 000
Specialist Manufacturer - High Performance Reinforced Polymer Business For SaleJohannesburg, Gauteng, South AfricaView moreAsking price:ZAR R48 100 000
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FAQ
- Which environmental approvals should I verify?Map processes, emissions, effluent, hazardous storage and waste streams against existing authorisations and municipal conditions. Check whether any waste activity requires a licence and identify historic contamination, monitoring failures, notices or remediation costs.
- How should hazardous chemical controls be assessed?Inspect the chemical inventory, safety data sheets, labels, risk assessments, exposure monitoring, ventilation, training and medical surveillance. Verify controls for mixed exposures, spills, incompatible storage and hazardous waste under the 2021 HCA Regulations.
- Do products require separate registrations or specifications?Classify each product by intended use before relying on general factory approvals. Disinfectants, agricultural chemicals, cosmetics, food-contact materials, fuels or regulated consumer products may require different registrations, testing, labels and responsible entities.
- Which fire and incident risks should I quantify?Review fire approval, bunding, ventilation, emergency plans, spill records, incompatible materials, contractor reports and insurer requirements. Confirm coverage for pollution, product liability and business interruption, noting exclusions or overdue risk improvements.
- How can I protect formulations and batch quality?Confirm ownership and transfer of formulations, process parameters, software and laboratory methods. Trace selected batches through raw materials, production, testing, release, complaints and rework, checking access controls and dependence on key chemists.
- How should material economics and EPR exposure be tested?Rebuild margins using current resin, chemicals, energy, additives, packaging, scrap and regrind yields. Determine whether products fall within an extended producer responsibility scheme, then include registration, recovery and compliance costs in forecasts.

