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AAK Academy Ghana trains 22 chocolate and confectionery companies in production techniques
The second AAK Academy™ Ghana therefore represents another step towards building technical capacity within Ghana’s chocolate and confectionery industry while strengthening the connection between the country’s agricultural resources and higher-value manufacturing.
FairAfric Ghana Limited in Amanase-Suhum has hosted the second AAK Academy™ Ghana, a two-day technical training programme aimed at strengthening skills, innovation and product development in Ghana’s chocolate and confectionery industry.
The commitments are intended to strengthen innovation, technical capacity development and value creation within Ghana’s food manufacturing ecosystem.
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