Ghana

The snacks market in Ghana is set to experience a slight decline in both retail volume and value sales in 2024. Prices have risen as manufacturers have passed on significant increases in the costs of raw materials, packaging, energy, storage and…

In 2023, alcoholic drinks in Ghana is facing significant challenges due to exceptionally high inflation, which averaged above 40%. This economic strain has negatively impacted the overall performance of alcoholic drinks compared to 2022. Despite…

The commodities country overview provides comprehensive data on production, consumption and price trends on key commodities markets. The commodities overview in Ghana covers production and consumption trends in agricultural commodities, energy…

In 2023, Ghana's tobacco industry demonstrates resilience with marginal demand increases across categories, primarily driven by continuous price hikes of tobacco products. However, this trend negatively impacts volume sales. The industry is…

In 2023, Ghana’s economy slowed, with GDP growth of 2.0% in real terms. The slowdown was attributable to macroeconomic instability, a significant surge in inflation, and decreases in exports and investment. However, the economy is projected to…

In 2023, global inflation rates are causing prices to rise, affecting consumers’ consumption habits. Meanwhile, more modern attitudes towards personal grooming and rising exposure to global style and fashion trends due to widening internet access are…

Population growth in Ghana between 2021 and 2040 will be driven by positive natural change, as net migration remains negative. Ongoing urbanisation will place pressure on infrastructure, while improvements in living standards will increase life…

In 2023, Ghana's tissue and hygiene industry continues to be characterised by affordability, prompting a shift towards more economical brands given the ongoing economic disarray. Intense competition compels companies to innovate, employing diverse…

Home care continued to see dynamic growth in current value terms across all categories in 2023, but this was due to soaring inflation and the rising cost of imports. In contrast, volume sales dropped sharply as consumers were forced to prioritise…

Rice and bread remained the most popular staple foods in 2023. The demand for options like pasta, breakfast cereals and processed meat and seafood remained largely limited to more affluent urban dwellers. Further significant rises in unit prices and…