Sachet water producers in Ghana correct price adjustment anomalies

Published 2021년 3월 9일

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The National Association of Sachet And Packaged Water Producers (NASPAWAP) in Ghana has corrected inaccuracies in a recent price adjustment announcement for sachet water, effective from March 15, 2021. The association clarified that the correct price for most brands, as per the Food and Drug Authority (FDA), is GHS2.5, but noted that unregulated brands may sell for less. They also explained that the price adjustment includes ex-factory price at GHS2.5, ex-truck price or retail price from distribution trucks at GHS3.5, and bulk sales price at GHS3 per 200 bags. The public is urged to be aware of the FDA number on sachet water packages to ensure authenticity.

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The National Association of Sachet And Packaged Water Producers (NASPAWAP) has issued a press statement to correct anomalies in a recently announced price adjustment of sachet water. A statement signed by the association’s national president, Mr Magnus Nunoo, said the correct price adjustments take effect from 15 March 2021. Read the full statement below: The leadership of NASPAWAP has noted with concern, anomalies in a press release purported to have been released by another association announcing a price review of sachet water to take effect from March 8, 2021. The national executive Committee (NEC) of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SACHET AND PACKAGED WATER PRODUCERS (NASPAWAP) wish to point out the anomalies and effectively correct the stemmed confusion raging as a result of the release. THE ANOMALIES 1. The proposed price change to GHS2.5 is the ruling (current) price for most of the brands certified by the FDA. Admittedly there are some brands not properly ...

Source: Ghanaweb