INFORMATION
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Importing From The EU
The information on Ghana Tariff Liberation Schedule (Market Access Offer) can be accessed through the websites of:
- Integrated Customs Management Systems (ICUMS): https://external.unipassghana.com (open the site then click on EU-EPA information)
- The EU using the website the following links: https://trade.ec.europa.eu https://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2020/october/tradoc_158987.pdf
All goods that are imported from the EU must comply with all related Ghanaian regulations and international commitments. Considering import requirements and procedures, the following regulators may be contacted:
- Ghana Food and Drug Authority (FDA): https://fdaghana.gov.gh
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): http:www.epa.gov.gh/epa/
- Plant Protection & Regulatory Services (PPRSD) under the Ministry of Food and Agriculture: https://mofa.gov.gh/site/directorates/technical-directorates/plant-protection-regulatory-services
For both imports and exports, information on the product standard to be complied with, can also be obtained from the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) https://www.gsa.gov.gh/