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“Implement trading framework” – Tomato Traders and Transporters to government (My Joy Online)

February 23, 2021


My Joy Online published an article which states that the Ghana Tomato Traders and Transporters Association is calling on government to implement a framework that would modernize activities of tomato trading, and would immediately coordinate those activities. “Between Ghana and Burkina Faso, there’s an existing framework for tomato production. An IFPRI study gave birth to that framework. The Ghana Embassy in Ouagadougou has done a very good job initiating that framework.” 

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