A sachet of water increased to 50 ps while a bag goes for 9 cedis.

 


A Sachet water increased to  50 pesewas while a bag goes for ¢9 cedis. 


The national executive committee of the National Association of Sachet and Packaged water Producers (Naspawap) has announced the price increase of a sachet of water and a bag containing a sachet of water in a press release. 


Before the announcement, a bag  containing sachets of water was 7 Ghana cedis while the price of a sachet of water  3O pessewas. 



However, According to the latest press release by the National Association of Sachet and Packaged water Producers (Naspawap), you will need  9 Ghana cedis in order to acquire a bag of sachet water and 50 Pesewas  for a sachet of water also ,iced bottled water (750ml) also to be retailed at 3 Ghana cedis. 


According to Naspawap, this arrangement is in place to take care of the cost of production , cost of raw materials , fuel and also cedi depreciation. 


These reviews take effect from Monday, September 19, 2022.


Full statement below :


“ The national executive committee of the National Association of Sachet and Packaged water Producers (Naspawap) in consultation with stakeholders wishes to recommend the following price reviews of bottled and sachet water. These reviews serve as a guide to all regional associations and to ensure uniformity across the country. The NEC also causions that there might be slight variations across regions due to haulage to remote and distant areas.


It is recommended that ice bottled water 500ml be retailed at 2ghc, and iced bottled water, 750ml or medium size, be retailed at 3ghc.


Iced sachet water is recommended at 50 PESEWAS.

A bag of sachet water, 500ml by 30, will now sell at 7ghc from the retail trucks. Mini shops will now retail a bag of sachet at 9ghc per bag. These reviews take effect from Monday September 19, 2022.


The price reviews have been necessitated by rising cost of inputs such as fuel and packaging materials which are mainly IMPORTED, increases in electricity and water which took effect from September 1, 2022. At our previous review in March 2022, the dollar was in the region of 8.5ghc. 


Currently it is inching up to 10ghc. Fuel prices have significantly gone up since our last review. It was 9 and now it is 14.5ghc, which is 61 % change since. March 23, 2022.”

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