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Ghana loses over $500m annually on imported sugary juice concentrates - Experts warn

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  • Kwame 11 months ago

    We are a people who have lust for foreign things. Can you imagine that even our chiefs and traditional priests ban Ghanaian brewed alcohol from their palaces and shrines.

  • FunnyGhana 11 months ago

    All sugary drinks should come with high tax whether local or imported. The damage to public health is just too much. Huge profits are being made at the expense of the NHIS system

  • Moh 11 months ago

    More education on this drink

  • Opk fast money 11 months ago

    What Ghana is loosing all the money is with the politicians through talk. Why is that Ministers don't go to jail.

  • Samy 11 months ago

    We are aware of this and have been. Tying tell governments to stop importing a ny thing that can be produced here but because the importers are politicians friends and families this has been going on . You can see them being ...
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  • Ewvevi 11 months ago

    Who doesn't know all these facts? In the midst of plenty, the African is such a dumb ass, infact, a big fool. Let a Ghanaian set up a natural fruit juice company and see how it will run: All the wives of the male workers ther ...
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  • Samy 11 months ago

    It’s not sugary concentrate but satchirine used for blaming dead bodies . They are killing the youth

  • Okyere Kay 11 months ago

    I can't believe this.This country is sick.What are our leaders doing 68years after independence. Our independence hasn't helped is.Our leaders must bow down their heads in shame.

  • Accranie 11 months ago

    @Domestication/Export Substitution/

  • Agbeli Kumordziì 11 months ago

    All those sugary juices in the Ghana marke are the roots cause of diabetic