Ghana, in a subregion of West Africa, is a hub for producing different kinds of drinks. The country can boast of top drink and beverage manufacturing companies like Kasapreko LTD, Angel Beverages, Emigoh, Twellium, Feenam Industries, and so on. Other West African countries, particularly Nigeria, also import Ghanaian drinks. These drinks are suitable for parties, funerals, and many other occasions. However, it’s important to note that Ghana imports numerous drinks from various parts of the world, thereby expanding the variety of drinks available in the country.
List of soft / non alcoholic drinks made in Ghana
- Kalyppo
- Ekumfi Juice
- Bigoo
- Puma Cranberry
- Puma Tamarind
- Puma Malt
- Puma Tropical
- Puma Kola
- 10/10 Apple lime
- Royal Exotic Cocktail
- Royal Orange
- Supa Star Multi Fruit
- Kiki Milk Fruit Strawberry
- Royal Red Grape
- Planet Red Mix
- Planet Orange
- Planet Cocktail
- Planet Pineapple
- Planet Apple
- Bigoo Apple
- Bigoo Lemon Lime
- Bigoo Cola
- Bigoo Coconut
- Bigo Cocktail
- American Cola Can
- American Cola regular
- American Cola Zero
- Afiya Tamarind
- Casandra Apple
- Bubble Up
- Dr Malt
- Jingo
- Fruit Inn (Banana, Mango, Raspberry)
- Chale (Mango, Cocktail, Apple, Orange, Tamarind, Soursop)
- Rasta Malt
- Peeva Cocktail
- Peeva Tangy
- Peeva Cola
- Peeva Orange
- Angel Cola
- Angel Mango
- Angel Peach
- Angel Apple Juice
- Angel Orange
List of alcoholic drinks made in Ghana
- Darling Lemon
- Adonko Bitters
- Obuasi Bitters
Energy drinks made in Ghana
- Storm energy drink
- Rush energy drink
- Run energy drink
- Angel Energy drink
How are Ghanaian drinks regularized?
Ghana is one of the countries that takes its health issues very seriously. The Food and Drugs Law 1992, PNDC Law 305B, established the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) in Ghana, a Level Three listed institution by the World Health Organization (WHO). Now the mandate of this authority is to ensure the safety, quality, and efficacy of human and veterinary drugs, food, biological products, cosmetics, medical devices, and household products. This government institution is also responsible for the inspection, certification, and proper distribution of foods and food products as well as drugs in Ghana.
