Bel Beverages Cuts Prices Following Boost in Ghana Cedi
Consumers set to benefit as BlowChem responds to currency gains with price cuts
- BlowChem Industries lowers Bel Beverages prices effective June 1, 2025, due to a stronger Ghana cedi
- The price cut responds to government calls for passing currency gains to consumers
- Distributors and retailers are encouraged to adjust margins to ensure customers fully benefit
BlowChem Industries Limited, the maker of Bel Beverages, has announced a price cut across its beverage lineup, thanks to improved macroeconomic conditions driven by the recent strengthening of the Ghanaian cedi.
Effective Sunday, June 1, 2025, this price adjustment follows government appeals for manufacturers and traders to pass on the advantages of a stronger local currency to consumers—a call BlowChem has embraced.
In a notice to customers, BlowChem emphasized its dedication to fairness and transparency, highlighting that favorable foreign exchange trends have made it possible to reduce prices.
The company also urged its distributors, wholesalers, and retail partners to adjust their margins accordingly, ensuring that consumers fully benefit from the positive economic shift.
