more competition mean lower prices for people so we all welcome healthy competition
more competition mean lower prices for people so we all welcome healthy competition
Edi 7 years ago
stop crying like baby's farmers
stop crying like baby's farmers
Earl Jones 7 years ago
Why is foreign chicken, despite the logistical cost, cheaper than Ghana chicken?
Make Ghana chicken cheaper and of a better quality and nobody will buy imported chicken.
Imported chicken drives the quality up.
It will ... read full comment
Why is foreign chicken, despite the logistical cost, cheaper than Ghana chicken?
Make Ghana chicken cheaper and of a better quality and nobody will buy imported chicken.
Imported chicken drives the quality up.
It will be unfortunate to ban good quality cheaper chicken so that low quality inefficiently produce ones can flood the market with more costly chicken.
It dos not make sense. Have you never heard of specialisation? Produce what you can afford to compete on.
And leave the products others can compete better to them.
Protectionism does not work.
GG 7 years ago
Imported chicken is grown on huge industrial scale farms, where they are forced fed fattening agents, hormones to grow faster and fatter. They are injected with water before packaging. Eventually, eating that kind of food wil ... read full comment
Imported chicken is grown on huge industrial scale farms, where they are forced fed fattening agents, hormones to grow faster and fatter. They are injected with water before packaging. Eventually, eating that kind of food will be seriously detrimental to health. Imported food pollute Planet Earth and cause global warming, cost much needed hard currency and destroys the local farming economy. Google the subject and you will not eat imported chicken again after reading how they are produced!!
Obroni 7 years ago
We don't have cheap maize nor does, our temperatures and humidity are too high, we don't have money to cool our stalls, we don't have export for expensive chicken parts because we can't control disease's and still we want to ... read full comment
We don't have cheap maize nor does, our temperatures and humidity are too high, we don't have money to cool our stalls, we don't have export for expensive chicken parts because we can't control disease's and still we want to be able to compete against other countries who have all that ? Are we just stubborn or not smart. It's like northern Europe complaining that the government should come to their help to produce mango, bananas and pineapples.
Martin 7 years ago
Once again, Ghanaians' insatiable appetite for things foreign is on the verge of killing a local industry. The poultry industry has to educate the Ghanaian consumer that the chickens raised in the country are better and tasti ... read full comment
Once again, Ghanaians' insatiable appetite for things foreign is on the verge of killing a local industry. The poultry industry has to educate the Ghanaian consumer that the chickens raised in the country are better and tastier because they are free-range and devoid of hormones and other chemicals. On the other, chickens from Europe are stockpiled in chicken coops and fed with chemicals to fatten them up before slaughter. Given all these information, it will surprise me if Ghanaians continue to consume imported chicken.
Boss 7 years ago
Sorry Martin, broiler chicken in Ghana are also fed with hormones and other chemicals. Most of the processes are similar to what is abroad.
Sorry Martin, broiler chicken in Ghana are also fed with hormones and other chemicals. Most of the processes are similar to what is abroad.
Obroni 7 years ago
Who can afford that free range hormone free chicken you and I ? The rest of Ghana needs cheap affordable protein w
Which is imported chicken
Who can afford that free range hormone free chicken you and I ? The rest of Ghana needs cheap affordable protein w
Which is imported chicken
obele 7 years ago
Only God knows how long those burger chicken have been in fridges. 20 or more years I guess.
Only God knows how long those burger chicken have been in fridges. 20 or more years I guess.
pk 7 years ago
Produce and sell at affordable prices and imports will just dwindle.
Produce and sell at affordable prices and imports will just dwindle.
Enoch. O 7 years ago
There must be someone who thinks he is making lots of money in the administration to refuse to let Ghanaian chicken producers help the country. Afterall the period of egg to table for chickens is eleven weeks or less. Why is ... read full comment
There must be someone who thinks he is making lots of money in the administration to refuse to let Ghanaian chicken producers help the country. Afterall the period of egg to table for chickens is eleven weeks or less. Why is Ghana still importing chickens when it can be done locally. I remember when Komla Gbedema first started the chicken industry in Ghana. He made the price affordable for Ghanaians. We did not need to import chickens then. It is a disgrace for this to be allowed to happen. Save the Poultry Industry. Long live Ghana.
Save the local poultry industry
more competition mean lower prices for people so we all welcome healthy competition
stop crying like baby's farmers
Why is foreign chicken, despite the logistical cost, cheaper than Ghana chicken?
Make Ghana chicken cheaper and of a better quality and nobody will buy imported chicken.
Imported chicken drives the quality up.
It will ...
read full comment
Imported chicken is grown on huge industrial scale farms, where they are forced fed fattening agents, hormones to grow faster and fatter. They are injected with water before packaging. Eventually, eating that kind of food wil ...
read full comment
We don't have cheap maize nor does, our temperatures and humidity are too high, we don't have money to cool our stalls, we don't have export for expensive chicken parts because we can't control disease's and still we want to ...
read full comment
Once again, Ghanaians' insatiable appetite for things foreign is on the verge of killing a local industry. The poultry industry has to educate the Ghanaian consumer that the chickens raised in the country are better and tasti ...
read full comment
Sorry Martin, broiler chicken in Ghana are also fed with hormones and other chemicals. Most of the processes are similar to what is abroad.
Who can afford that free range hormone free chicken you and I ? The rest of Ghana needs cheap affordable protein w
Which is imported chicken
Only God knows how long those burger chicken have been in fridges. 20 or more years I guess.
Produce and sell at affordable prices and imports will just dwindle.
There must be someone who thinks he is making lots of money in the administration to refuse to let Ghanaian chicken producers help the country. Afterall the period of egg to table for chickens is eleven weeks or less. Why is ...
read full comment