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Stakeholders in the food and health value chain have called for an urgent action to help reduce Trans-Fatty Acids (TFAs) consumption in foods in Ghana. They (stakeholders) included the World Health Organisation, Food and Agriculture Organisation, Ghana Health Service, Ghana Education Service, National Health Insurance Scheme, Ghana Health Service, Ghana Standards Authority, and a host …

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The organisations are the Federation of Youth Clubs (FYC), Institute of Leadership and Development (INSLA), and the Vision for Alternative Development (VALD). Mr Adam Abdul Fatah, Executive Director of FYC, Mr Benjamin Anabila, Director of INSLA and Mr Issah Ali, the Executive Director of VALD made the call on the 2022 World No-Tobacco Day held …

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The Ghanaian Media have been tasked to help create awareness on the negative impact of Trans Fatty Acids (TFA) and advocate for its elimination in the country. This was made known at a Capacity Building and Consultative Workshop organized by the Institute of Leadership and Development (INSLA) for CSOs and the Media on the Elimination …

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