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Market prices›Markets we cover

The markets we check

Between them these set the price for most of what is grown in Ghana. We record what buyers actually pay, in person, and put the date on every number.

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All eleven

Looking for yours? It is here or it is not. We would rather say so than imply coverage we do not have.

Sets the national priceRegional hubTap a pin, or a market below, for its prices.

Which of these is nearest to you?

Share your location once and we will sort these by how far each market is from you. It stays in your browser. We do not store it, and you can use the site without it.

A to Z

Why distance is on every price

Agbogbloshie usually pays the most, and for most farmers it is also the furthest. A price you cannot reach is not a price, so the app shows both numbers and lets you decide.

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