The Food and Beverage Industry Association of Ghana (FABAG) has launched a fierce attack on international shipping lines operating in Ghana, warning that companies unwilling to obey the country’s laws should leave the market. In a strongly worded statement, FABAG declared its “unequivocal support” for the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) as the regulator battles what […]
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Produce tomatoes in 90 days or step aside – FABAG fires warning at Agric Ministry
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has issued a blunt ultimatum to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, demanding urgent action to resolve the country’s tomato supply crisis or risk losing its relevance. In a strongly worded statement on Monday, FABAG said the Ministry has no justification for its existence if Ghana cannot […]
Fruit juice and more could be next under Ghana’s transit crackdown – FABAG
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has welcomed government’s directive banning selected transit goods from entering the country via land borders, but warned that fruit juice and similar products could be next under the crackdown. FABAG commended the Ministry of Finance and Finance Minister Dr Forson for the move, which requires goods such […]
‘Don’t stop at Aflao’ – FABAG demands nationwide border ban on selected transit goods
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has called on government to extend the ban on selected transit goods beyond the Aflao border to all land entry points across the country. In a statement issued Monday, FABAG commended the Government of Ghana and the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) for what it described as a […]
Tariff hikes will kill businesses and the 24-Hour Economy – Food and Beverages Association
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) says the proposed upward review of electricity tariffs by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) will cripple businesses, trigger job losses, and derail government’s 24-hour economy policy. In a strongly worded statement, the Association described the planned increases as “a recipe for disaster.” It said the business […]





