The Chamber of Agribusiness Ghana (CAG) has expressed concerns over the government's proposed US$64 million grain silo project, arguing that the funds would be more effectively invested in irrigation infrastructure, post-harvest facilities, and farmer capacity building. The CAG also questions the project's location in the Eastern Region, suggesting that it would be more beneficial for grains sector productivity and food security if located in the Bono, Ahafo, Ashanti, Volta, and Upper West Regions, which are primary grain production areas. The chamber advocates for a decentralization of storage facilities, public-private partnerships, and funding for agricultural infrastructure as alternative solutions.