Poultry farmers explain reason for high cost of eggs, blame key market player

YEN.com.gh1 hr ago

The Greater Accra Poultry Farmers pointed the finger at market intermediaries, particularly Market Queens, for the persistently high cost of eggs reaching consumers

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