Ghana’s impressive ecological sustainability
High-quality agricultural products
Not only is Ghana viewed as a prime example of democratic developments in Africa, it is also impressive for its modern agricultural sector, which is more than capable of meeting up to international comparisons.
Many suppliers have set their sights on ecological sustainability and are constantly working on the further development of value and supply chains.
In addition, an Economic Partnership Agreement between Ghana and the EU facilitates international trade, a further advantage that makes this West African country an interesting procurement market.
Enjoy the benefits of Ghana’s particularly diverse vegetation, the good transport links by sea and air to Europe and the wide-ranging import offers in the fruit & vegetables and natural ingredients sectors.
Our products from Ghana
Fresh produce
Harvesting seasons in Ghana offer trade advantages, since they are partly complementary to the harvests in South America. IPD producers offer products such as mangoes, papayas or sweet potatos, yam or okras, also in organic quality.
Natural ingredients
Ghana's diversity is also found in natural ingredients. Whether fatty oils from the coconut or processed fruits & vegetables: the range is large. The ingredients for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics are of equally high quality, e.g. shea butter, essential oils or moringa powder.
Country report Ghana
Vegetation diversity
Ghana has been a success story for two decades now. The West African country is an important producer of gold, cocoa, and oil. The stable democratic situation enables positive economic development – and the geographic diversity and continual expansion of sustainable farming make the country an interesting source market for high-quality agricultural products. A number of trade agreements and good freight connections to Europe boost Ghana’s enormous potential for foreign trade.
Learn more about our work in Ghana in our country report.