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    Ghana Makes List Of Top 10 African Countries Where Food Is Expensive To Get

    SefakorBy SefakorMay 30, 2023Updated:May 30, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    According to an index by Numbeo’s on restaurants and groceries captured by  Business Insider, Ghana is part of the top African countries where food is expensive to get.

    Food is a basic requirement that is one of the most essential part of our lives.

    However, there is no ignoring the fact that food is simply more pricey in some regions than others, and these expensive prices are influenced by a number of factors, including supply and demand, cost of production, processing, transportation, and the cachet of said neighborhood.

    Since food is the most essential commodity in any economy, considering the amount a region’s residents spend on feeding and living would help guide the decision of living there.

    Numbeo, one of the world’s most profound data and research platforms, computes data that determine the cities with the highest cost of living, globally. The price of food, particularly the cost of groceries and restaurant meals, is one of the indices used to compile the list.

    For its indexes, Numbeo depends on user inputs and manually gathered information from reliable sources (such as grocery websites, taxi business websites, websites of governmental organizations, newspaper articles, other surveys, etc.).

    The platform’s database is then updated twice a year with personally gathered data from reliable sources. The Numbeo website provides a more thorough explanation of the process.

    Below is the list of the top 10 African cities where it is most expensive to get food. The food price index is based on Business Insider’s weighted average of Numbeo’s groceries index and restaurant index.

    Source: Africa Business Insider

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