Au Ghana, les food products in the vegetable, tuber and plantain category registered a price increase of 46% in January 2025.

The report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) published on Monday, February 3, mentions that food inflation in Ghana continued to increase in January 2025, reaching 28.3% against 27.8% in December 2024. This increase marks the fifth consecutive increase since the rate of 19.1% recorded in August 2024. The surge in prices is mainly attributed to products in the vegetable, tuber and plantain category, whose inflation has soared to 46%. For its part, non-food inflation fell from 20.3% in December to 19.2% in

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