Tag: Ministry of Trade and Industry

The long-standing delay in the passage of Ghana’s Consumer Protection Bill has raised serious concerns from civil society organizations, particularly CUTS International and the Consumer Protection Agency. These organizations have ...

In a joint operation with the Oil Palm Development Association of Ghana and the Tree Crop Development Authority, Mr. Paul Amaning, President of the Artisanal Palm Oil Millers and Out ...

Several prominent trade associations in Ghana, representing businesses in the manufacturing and import sectors, have submitted comments regarding the proposed LI “Export and Import (Restrictions on Importation of Selected Strategic ...

The Minister for Trades and Industry and Member of Parliament for Adansi Asikwa, Honorable  K.T Hammond, has assured local businesses of the government’s commitment to protect them by reintroducing the ...

The Minority Caucus in Parliament has called on all well-meaning Ghanaians including the Trades Union Congress (TUC), Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), traditional authorities, the clergy and all progressive forces to ...

Member of parliament for Cape Coast South, Kweku Ricketts-Hagan, has expressed concern over the proposed L.I by the trade minister, KT Hammond, to restrict some imports into the country, revealing ...

Economist, Dr Theo Acheampong, has expressed the need for government to start a national movement to change the taste and preference of Ghanaians, following the regulation seeking to restrict the ...

K.T. Hammond, the Minister for Trade and Industry, has suggested a new business approach that aims to streamline the implementation of businesses in Ghana. The ministry anticipates that this strategy, ...

The International Labor Organization (ILO) has launched ‘The Productivity For Decent Work Programme’ to address Ghana’s challenges in the garment, textile and shea sectors. The programme was launched yesterday, Wednesday ...

The Government of Ghana (GoG) has extended the temporary ban on exporting grains, including rice, maize, and soya beans, to September 30, 2022. The Ministry of Trade and Industry, in ...