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FDA reports GH¢70million surplus, warns of laboratory equipment challenges

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The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) recorded a GH cent;70 million surplus in 2025 but identified ageing laboratory equipment and illicit products as public health concerns. Mr Samuel Adom-Siaw, Deputy Director of Finance, presented the Authority 39;s audited financial report at the 2025 FDA Annual Stakeholders 39; Meeting in Accra.

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