Food and Drugs Authority Ghana

Activities: Regulatory Body Care Colour Cosmetics Fragrance Hair Care Skin Care Dietary supplements Active Nutrition Food Nutraceutical

The objective of the Authority is to provide and enforce standards for the sale of food herbal medicinal products cosmetics drugs medical devices and household chemical substances

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