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Data extracted from OEC trade statistics indicates that Ghana spent approximately $348 million towards the importation of toilet paper within the timeframe spanning from 2017 to 2021.
Further analysis reveals that Ghana's average import bill on toilet paper stands at roughly $70 million annually.
Check Ghana's annual expenditure on the importation of toilet papers (2017-2021)
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