WIRE — Source: GNA Ghana is spending at least US$168 million annually on fresh and processed tomato imports, while a disease outbreak has pushed the country's dependence on imported ginger beyond 99 percent. The figures, presented by researchers at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), highlight the scale of Ghana's import dependence in two key The post US$168m tomato import bill exposes Ghana's food production gap – CSIR appeared first on The Herald ghana.
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