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    Sachet water to sell at GH¢15 Per bag from April 6 amid rising costs

    Sachet water prices in Ghana rise to GH¢15 per bag from April 6 as NASPAWAP cites increased production costs and global polymer shortages.

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    Sachet water to sell at GH¢15 Per bag from April 6 amid rising costs

    The National Association of Sachet and Packaged Water Producers (NASPAWAP) has announced an increase in the price of sachet water, set to take effect on Monday, April 6, 2026.

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    In a statement released on Thursday, April 2, 2026, the association explained that the price adjustment is driven by a global shortage of polymers, alongside rising production costs linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has disrupted supply chains.

    According to NASPAWAP, the escalating costs have made it increasingly difficult for producers to sustain existing price levels.

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    Under the revised pricing structure:

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    • The ex-factory price has been set at GH¢8 per bag of 30 sachets (500 ml each).

    • The ex-truck price will be GH¢10 per bag of 30 sachets (500 ml each).

    • The maximum retail price is pegged at GH¢15 per bag of 30 sachets (500 ml each).

    The association has called on retailers and consumers to comply with the new pricing guidelines to promote fairness within the market.

    It further emphasized that the adjustment is essential to maintain production levels and guarantee the steady supply of safe drinking water across the country.emphasised

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