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Same Price, Less Food: The quiet crisis of Shrinkflation in Ghana

3News 25 Aug

Ghana

Shrinkflation is hidden inflation. The price tag stays; the quantity inside quietly drops. A pack that was 500 grams becomes 400 grams at the same twenty cedis. A drink that was 500 milliliters is now 400 in the same bottle.

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