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FOOD IS EXPENSIVE but why?
Breakdown from a tomato farmer.
Currently, the largest box of tomatoe as seen in this picture with the Asante Akyem MP is GHS500.
Truck Drivers charge betwen 50-60 cedis to transport 1 box from Agogo to Accra.
At the Dome Market in Accra, the white Olonka of Tomato in frame 2 sells for minimum 150 cedis.
From one large box, a vendor can get between 40-45 Olonka.
150 cedis x 40 Olonka =6,000
So from the farm community to Accra in less than 200Km, tomato value increases from GHS 500 to GHS6,000.
Consider all other factors but..where’s the problem coming from?