Key Market Indicators
In 2018, the gap between Ghanaian Dried Fruit Export and Import was around $386,500. Ghana saw a dramatic increase in the export of dried fruit in 2018, with the value of exports jumping 898.9% to nearly $138,000 from $13,790 in 2017. Since 2003, exports have risen 11.4% year on year. Imports also rose significantly in 2018, reaching $524,240 compared to $264,240 in 2017 - an increase of 98.4%. However, since 2001 demand has been on the decline, with no year-on-year increase. The gap between exports and imports in 2018 was around $386,500.
