Non-traditional exports up ~11% — sourcing chance
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Dear Mutawakil Riyad,
You have previously explored market information through Tridge, haven't you? I am reaching out because I have some information that may be useful to your company.
Since you last reviewed market information through Tridge, Ghana's non‑traditional exports grew by roughly 11–12% in 2023 to about US$3.9–3.94 billion.
Because this increase is widening buyer interest in processed and value‑added products, now is a timely moment to consider Tridge's Sourcing Intelligence solution to explore sourcing and buyer options for your exports.
Global importers are already making sourcing decisions based on Tridge's data.
If you would like to discuss how this market movement might affect your procurement or export plans, please reply and we can review together.
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Jay Chun
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