The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry has announced that the price of sachet water will remain unchanged, following successful engagement with key industry stakeholders.
In a press release issued on Monday, April 6, 2026, the Ministry commended the Ghana Plastic Manufacturers Association and the National Association of Sachet and Packaged Water Producers for suspending a planned price increase that was expected to take effect the same day.
According to the Ministry, the decision underscores a shared commitment between government and industry to protect consumers and ensure market stability.
The statement assured the public that sachet water widely consumed across the country will continue to be sold at current prices.
The Ministry further disclosed that it will hold an urgent meeting with the leadership of both associations on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to address ongoing challenges within the sector.
The discussions are expected to focus on finding sustainable solutions to concerns raised by producers while safeguarding consumer interests.
Reaffirming its position, the Ministry emphasized its dedication to working collaboratively with trade associations to resolve issues promptly and maintain price stability in the market.
The announcement brings relief to many consumers who rely on sachet water as an affordable and accessible source of drinking water.



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