We have wrapped up the Cosmetic Product Safety Requirements and Report series - my Doing Business in Ghana series just got better! Today, I am turning to: Compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). GMP ensures that every cosmetic product you export is safe, 1/3

reliable, and worthy of global standards. Under ISO 22716, cosmetic manufacturers must train and empower their team, maintain spotless, efficient facilities and build solid quality and traceability systems. 2/3

The UKGCC continues to support businesses in achieving global export compliance excellence. For expert export guidance, reach out to [email protected] today. 3/3

Save the Date for our upcoming seminar with EY Ghana on "AI & the Future of Work." Date: Thursday, 13 November 2025 Time: 9AM –12 PM GMT Venue: EY Ghana Office. You can also join us virtually via Zoom. Click to register and participate for free: bit.ly/4qnuYCG

I am constantly reminded of the impact of partnerships in creating opportunities for growth. The UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce's collaboration with Ghana International Bank plc, through the TradeFAST Meeting, reflected what we strive for at the UKGCC — creating networks, connecting businesses. 1/4

🤔Is the UK's trade and investment future bright? Our International Trade Director, Steven Lynch, visits this week's Regional Investment Summit and Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce Trade Breakfast to find an answer. Read his thoughts. 👇 Department for Business and Trade HM Treasury britishchambers.org.uk/news/2025/10/t…

UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce was in London last week for #AFSIC2025! Highlights included our visit to 🇬🇭's High Commissioner to the UK for a discussion on strengthening UK-Ghana trade ties and positioning Ghana for global success. 🇬🇭🤝🇬🇧 There's more! Stay tuned. 📸 More: ukgcc.com.gh/gallery/?album…

🧵Great governance starts with great leadership — the kind that prioritises the common good over convenience. It was an honour to join thought leaders at the National Boardroom Governance Summit 2025, convened by Prof. Douglas Boateng, to discuss...

“Chair or CEO – Sequence and Governance Dynamics,” moderated by Prof. Ernest Kofi Abotsi, Dean of the UPSA LAW SCHOOL Equally proud of the active participation of UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce member companies: Alex Apau Dadey (KGL Group Ltd) David Eduaful (Labadi Beach Hotel) Lily Acquaye (JLD & MB Legal)

Their contributions reminded us that strong governance requires not just leadership at the top — but collaboration, integrity, and well-defined roles at every level.

UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote responsible leadership and business excellence. Reach out to us at [email protected] on how we can support your business' growth.