Mr. Nabil Moukarzel, Chairman of the Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG), on Tuesday appealed to the Bank of Ghana and other relevant institutions to initiate measures that would stabilise the cedi against major currencies.
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Category Archive: FABAG
Dec 02
FABAG commends Vice President John Mahama
Accra, Dec 2, GNA- Members of the Food and Beverages Association of Ghana on Thursday commended Vice President John Dramani Mahama for pledging the Government’s support to review the proposed abolition of the bonded warehouse system for rice and sugar.
Dec 02
FABAG cautions government against ECOWAS tariff harmonisation
Accra, Dec 2, GNA – The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) on Thursday appealed to government not to implement the proposed Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) tariff harmonisation until neighbouring countries were ready to do so.
Nov 16
Rice Importers Demand Fair Deal
Members of Food and Beverage Association who import through the Tema port have asked the Ghana Revenue Authority to make the import tax on rice equitable across board.
Sep 02
Danger: Ghanaians face imminent food insecurity due to high import tariffs
Despite recent warnings by the United Nations that world food prices will continue to rise, Ghana led by the John Mills administration remains the only country in the world that has increased import levies on food.
Sep 01
Massive rice smuggling: $40m down the drain
Ghana is said to be losing an estimated $40 million annually as a result of rice smuggled into the country.
Aug 11
Food Crisis Looms In Ghana
The Food and Beverages Association (FABAG) says food crisis is looming in emerging economies such as Ghana.
Aug 11
Wheat Prices go up 50 Percent-Repercussion for Ghana
Press Release by Food & Beverages Association of Ghana A food price crisis is now looming in emerging economies like Ghana. The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has announced a cut in its 2010 global wheat forecast by about 4 percent and said world wheat supplies may shrink next year if severe drought continues …
Apr 29
Ghana risks losing revenue through smuggling of alcoholic beverages
Accra, April 29, GNA – Members of the Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has cautioned the government to tighten its security networks at the entry points or risk losing millions of Cedis to illegal alcohol dealers.
Mar 30
Government Urged To Review Tariffs-FABAG
Ghana will risk losing her international investors to Cote d’Ivoire, Benin, Mali, and Burkina Faso among others if the current tariff structure is not changed.