
Ekumfi, Asebu fruit growers hail gov't over abolition of 20% excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices
Exotic fruit growers, fruit processors and their associations in Ekumfi and Asebu have commended the government for abolishing the 20% excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices.
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