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Gari processors at the Kwabena Agyei Gari Processing Factory in Tuobodom, Techiman North District, are facing a serious challenge as large quantities of processed gari remain unsold. The situation has left many local farmers and factory workers worried about their livelihoods, as the unsold stock continues to pile up in storage.
According to the processors, production has been consistent, but sales have dropped sharply in recent months. They attribute the problem to market saturation, low consumer demand, and limited access to larger trading centers.
“We have produced a lot of gari, but buyers are not coming,” one of the workers at the Tuobodom-based factory said. “The gari is sitting in our storerooms, and we fear it might spoil if we don’t get buyers soon.”
The lack of proper storage facilities has worsened the situation, as gari stored for long periods under poor conditions can lose its quality.
Management of the Kwabena Agyei Gari Processing Factory is calling for urgent intervention from the Member of Parliament for Techiman North, who also serves as the Minister of Trade and Agribusiness. They are appealing for government support to help open new markets, improve storage infrastructure, and stabilize prices for local gari producers.
Community leaders in Tuobodom believe that with the right assistance, the factory can become a major hub for gari production and distribution in the Bono East Region. They are urging the Ministry of Trade and Agribusiness to link local processors with institutional buyers such as schools, relief agencies, and export companies.
The gari processing industry remains a vital source of employment and income in Tuobodom and the wider Techiman North District. However, without immediate action to address the current market challenges, many fear that the livelihoods of hundreds of families connected to the Kwabena Agyei Gari Processing Factory could be at serious risk.


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