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Made - In - Ghana Hampers
2. The National Economic Context
Despite having significant agricultural and manufacturing potential, Ghana continues to rely heavily on imported food and consumer goods. In 2024, Ghana’s food import bill rose to GH₵39 billion, with products such as grains, rice, sugar, meat, and vegetable oils making up more than half of the national food supply.
This import dependency:
* drains foreign exchange reserves,
* suppresses the growth of SMEs and agro-processing companies,
* weakens local value chains, and
* reinforces a consumption culture that undervalues Ghanaian-made products.
The Made-in-Ghana Hampers Initiative directly supports the 24 hour economy Secretariat’s attitudinal and behavioural change agenda, aimed at reshaping national taste, strengthening confidence in local products, and encouraging citizens and institutions to choose Ghana first.
3. The Opportunity
Every December, tens of thousands of hampers are exchanged across Ghana. However, the majority contain imported items. Meanwhile, local producers have significantly upgraded quality, packaging, and product diversity.
The initiative presents a high-visibility national platform to:
Celebrate and promote Ghanaian producers
Shift consumer attitudes toward Made-in-Ghana quality
Strengthen domestic Christmas spending
Create local jobs in production, packaging, and logistics
Influence long-term consumption behaviour
Expected uptake for 2025: 20,000–30,000 hampers nationwide.
4. What the Hampers Contain
A premium, curated selection of exclusively Made-in-Ghana products, including:
foods and beverages
Natural cosmetics and wellness items
Textiles, crafts, kente accessories
Artisanal seasonal goods
Custom corporate-branded gift items.
Hampers will be assembled at a central fulfilment hub and delivered nationwide.
Categories include:
Budget (GHS 250–400)
Classic (GHS 500–800)
Premium (GHS 1,000–1,500)
Executive (GHS 2,000–3,500)
Custom Corporate Hampers (on request)
5. Why a Bank Should Partner
A. Strengthen National Economic Development
By buying Made-in-Ghana hampers, a bank helps reduce the country’s reliance on imports, a major contributor to the GH₵39 billion food import bill and demonstrates commitment to growing Ghana’s productive sectors.
B. Support SMEs and the Local Value Chain
Over 100 curated local producers will benefit from market access, improved visibility, and increased seasonal sales.
C. Demonstrate Corporate Leadership
The bank becomes a national champion of Made-in-Ghana, aligning with a flagship government initiative and reinforcing its image as a development-oriented institution.
D. Enhance Corporate and Brand Visibility
Partnership benefits include:
Co-branding on hampers and packaging
Visibility across national marketing, media, and digital campaigns
Recognition during launch events and pop-up activations
Inclusion in nationwide storytelling highlighting corporate supporters
E. Strengthen Corporate Social Investment (CSI)
Purchasing Made-in-Ghana hampers supports youth and women employment in packaging, sorting, logistics, and delivery.
F. Build Customer and Staff Loyalty
Gifting Ghanaian products resonates with clients who appreciate locally-inspired, culturally meaningful corporate gifting.
5. Why a Bank Should Partner
A. Strengthen National Economic Development
By buying Made-in-Ghana hampers, a bank helps reduce the country’s reliance on imports, a major contributor to the GH₵39 billion food import bill and demonstrates commitment to growing Ghana’s productive sectors.
B. Support SMEs and the Local Value Chain
Over 100 curated local producers will benefit from market access, improved visibility, and increased seasonal sales.
C. Demonstrate Corporate Leadership
The bank becomes a national champion of Made-in-Ghana, aligning with a flagship government initiative and reinforcing its image as a development-oriented institution.
D. Enhance Corporate and Brand Visibility
Partnership benefits include:
Co-branding on hampers and packaging
Visibility across national marketing, media, and digital campaigns
Recognition during launch events and pop-up activations
Inclusion in nationwide storytelling highlighting corporate supporters
E. Strengthen Corporate Social Investment (CSI)
Purchasing Made-in-Ghana hampers supports youth and women employment in packaging, sorting, logistics, and delivery.
F. Build Customer and Staff Loyalty
Gifting Ghanaian products resonates with clients who appreciate locally-inspired, culturally meaningful corporate gifting.
6. Ways for a Bank to Partner
Purchase hampers for clients, VIPs, corporate gifts, and staff
Sponsor a hamper tier or product category
Support national communications and digital amplification
Fund SME onboarding or certification support
Integrate hampers into CSR donations for communities and institutions
7. Ordering and Delivery Process
To simplify engagement, the Secretariat has deployed a national ordering platform:
www.madeinghanahampers.com
Through the platform, the bank can:
Browse hamper categories
Place bulk or custom orders
Provide corporate branding specifications
Arrange nationwide delivery
Delivery will be handled through the central fulfilment centre to ensure quality, reliability, and timely logistics.
8. Communications & National Visibility
The initiative will benefit from a nationwide media campaign, including:
A televised and digital launch message.
Mall and supermarket activations
Influencer partnerships
Diaspora outreach
Social media amplification across public and private networks
As a corporate partner, a Bank will receive substantial brand exposure throughout the campaign.
9. Expected Impact for Ghana
Increased market access for Ghanaian SMEs
Strengthened domestic manufacturing capacity
Job creation for young people especially women in packaging and logistics
Greater consumer confidence in Made-in-Ghana products
A sustained behavioural shift in national consumption patterns
A foundation for year-round Made-in-Ghana gifting (Valentine, Easter, Independence Day, corporate gifting)
10. Call to Action
We invite banks and corporate bodies to demonstrate true corporate leadership by redirecting year-end gifting budgets towards Ghanaian producers.
Choosing Made-in-Ghana is more than a festive gesture, it is a strategic investment in the economy, in young people, and in the long-term competitiveness of our nation.
For orders, partnership discussions, or branding arrangements, visit:
www.madeinghanahampers.com
Learn more about the initiative at: www.24hplus.gov.gh
Let us work together to make this a truly Made-in-Ghana festive season and contribute meaningfully to national economic transformation.