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TCDA targets 100,000 new hectares to boost Ghana’s palm oil self-sufficiency

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TCDA targets 100,000 new hectares to boost Ghana’s palm oil self-sufficiency

The initiative is aimed at boosting domestic palm oil production, reducing the country’s reliance on imported edible oils and positioning Ghana as a competitive player in the global palm oil market.

The planned expansion comes as Ghana seeks to increase domestic agricultural production and strengthen value addition within the palm oil industry.

The Minister’s call comes as Ghana seeks to reduce its dependence on imported edible oils and achieve greater self-sufficiency in palm oil production.

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