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Mr. Robert Ahomka-Lindsay, Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, said the government has pledged to support small and medium-sized beverage companies through incentives to strengthen their activities.
He added that such incentives included a zero duty on all beverage manufacturing equipment, a duty-free import of raw materials for manufacturers who had difficulty acquiring them under the A district, a factory, among others.
Mr. Ahomka-Lindsay, who spoke at the third Ghana Drinks Gala held in Accra last Friday, said that these small and medium-sized beverage companies have made a significant contribution to the country's development. .
"They can do a lot for Ghana by providing wealth and employment opportunities locally and internationally. It all starts with a first step, "added Ahomka-Lindsey.
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The awards, organized by the Global Media Alliance, aim to celebrate, honor and inspire the beverage industry in Ghana.
It targets producers, industry stakeholders and consumers.
The third edition had the theme: "Drink Ghana, Inspire Excellence in the Beverage Industry in Ghana".
Big winners
Storm Energy Drink from Kasapreko Company Limited, was elected product of the year, while the year bitters were awarded to Alomo Bitters, the manufacturer 's award of the year being also awarded to Kasapreko.
Guinness has been designated beer of the year while Blue Skies has won the fruit juice of the year.
Jameson won the international spirit of the year, while the liqueur of the year was Kpoo Keke, the spirit of the year went to Castle Bridge, with Ciders / RTD of the Year at Orijin Beer.
Vitamilk has been named the cocoa / chocolate / milk product of the year.
The rest was: Water of the Year – BelAqua, CSR Company of the Year – Twellium Industries and International Beer of the Year – Heineken. – GNA
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