TCDA introduces Conveyance Certificate System for tree crops transport from March 30, 2026
Why will transporting key tree crops soon require a new certificate, and how will this affect Ghanaian traders?
The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) will require licensed traders to obtain a conveyance certificate before transporting tree crops, starting March 30, 2026. This affects individuals and companies trading cashew, coconut, oil palm, rubber, mango and shea (C-CORMS).
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