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The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) is pushing for appropriate certification of management systems used by Ghanaian businesses to ensure they operate more efficiently in line with international best practices.   Director-General of the GSA, Prof Alex Dodoo, said appropriate certification of management systems would, among other benefits, enhance customer trust…

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) is pushing for appropriate certification of management systems used by Ghanaian businesses to ensure they...

+ The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has asked the public to disregard claims attributed to the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders that import duties have been increased. This is because import duties have not been increased. A statement from the GSA said only Parliament had the power to impose charges which then become legally enforceable. “It is only when Parliament has approved fees and charges that Ministries, Agencies and Departments of Government are charged to collect these levies ...

AfCFTA forum recommends investment in standardisation infrastructure March 12, 2021 Prof. Alex Dodoo(right) speaking at the programme Photo Victor A. Buxton Participants in a forum on the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) have recommended investment in Ghana’s standardisation infrastructure to support businesses to take advantage of the Agreement. They argued that without a stringent standardisation infrastructure, Ghana stood the risk of having its export produce reje...

Traders and importers have welcomed the Ghana Standards Authority 39;s decision to maintain its old fees for the registration of importers.

  The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has asked the public to disregard claims attributed to the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders that import duties have been increased. This is because import duties have not been increased. A statement from the GSA said only Parliament had the power to impose charges which then become legally enforceable. "It is only when Parliament has approved fees and charges that Ministries, Agencies and Departments of Government are charged to collect these levies o...

  The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has asked the public to disregard claims attributed to the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders that import duties have been increased. This is because import duties have not been increased. A statement from the GSA said only Parliament had the power to impose charges which then become legally enforceable. "It is only when Parliament has approved fees and charges that Ministries, Agencies and Departments of Government are charged to collect these levies o...

+ The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has asked the public to disregard claims attributed to the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders that import duties have been increased. This is because import duties have not been increased. A statement from the GSA said only Parliament had the power to impose charges which then become legally enforceable. “It is only when Parliament has approved fees and charges that Ministries, Agencies and Departments of Government are charged to collect these levies ...