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    Sachet Water Prices Rise to GH¢15 per Bag from April 6

    By Constance AwunorApril 2, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The National Association of Sachet and Packaged Water Producers (NASPAWAP) has announced an increase in the prices of sachet water, effective Monday, April 6, 2026.

    The price adjustment comes in response to the global shortage of polymers and the sharp rise in their costs, which have been worsened by the ongoing conflict in Iran. According to NASPAWAP, the increased production costs have made it difficult for manufacturers to maintain the current pricing.

    The new prices are as follows:

    • Ex-factory price: GH¢8 per bag (500ml x 30 sachets)
    • Ex-truck price: GH¢10 per bag (500ml x 30 sachets)
    • Maximum retail price: GH¢15 per bag (500ml x 30 sachets)

    NASPAWAP urged retailers and consumers to adhere to these prices to ensure fair trade practices. The association also thanked the public for their understanding and cooperation during this challenging period.


     

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    Constance Awunor specializes in business, finance and economic developments across Ghana and beyond. She focuses on market trends, entrepreneurship and policies affecting young professionals and emerging industries. Her writing simplifies complex financial topics, empowering readers to stay informed and make smarter decisions. Constance graduated from University of Cape Coast with a degree in Communication Studies. Connect with her at constance@yocharley.com

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