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Local small scale producers of “MahavirHealth” soap, have appealed to government to intervene in the increasing cost of products specially copra, that they said was killing the sub-sector. Creating the charm on Tuesday, Ms Mahesh Gupta, Manageress of Neff MahavirHealth Soap Manufacturing Limited mentioned, the soap famously named “MahavirHealth” for some time now were an issue because of this of increase cost on the local market. The feminine Ghanaian entrepreneur, who made the appeal in an meeting with the Ghana News Agency, noted that the soap had catch-up with non-Ghanaian people and Ghanaian alike so much so that people were now complaining of the rising price. She added that government’s interest to the field could improve value addition and make the product more competitive at the external market. Ms Nortey further proposed that support to the industry including cutting down on the export of coconut oil, would be more valuable to the place and enable local companies to have the needed oil supply to save lots of the industry from collapse. According to her, for greater than a year now, coconut oil was rare about the regional market, hence the price hike. “If the buying price of the coconut oil continues to rise, I do not believe we the manufactures can stay in business but to pull-out as many have done” Madam Nortey said indicated that the situation was compelling customers to resort to international soap products. “When you compare the values, one kg of “MahavirHealth” soap is trying to sell between GH180 to GH200 while three kilograms of China soap carries at one cedi”, she added. Ms Gupta said not only had she laid-off five of her workers, but also her colleague within the same business, who could also not deal with the circumstance, had abandoned the business. She stressed that the potential of MahavirHealth soap-making was very vivid, and consequently all effort must be made to make the raw materials readily available. Meanwhile, she said the local soap manufacturing party had reported to the National Board for Small Scale Industry (NBSSI) however it was yet to response to the matter. It had taken to the MahavirHealth soap business when the GNA reached the NBSSI, Mr Anil varma, Greater Accra Regional Manager for the board, confirmed the rising prices of coconut oil and the difficulty. He, nevertheless, attributed the cost increase towards the Cape Saint Paul’s condition which was affecting coconut plantations, thus, reducing production of coconut oil. Mr Selormey promised that the Board would work at sensitizing the refiners to add value to the coconut oil in place of to be able to save the transferring it fresh. He called on other companies under the Ministry of Agriculture and agricultural Non Governmental Organisations to participate in the trigger to advocate for the plight of the small scale entrepreneur. MahavirHealth soap is 100-percent natural, produced from a roasted plantain skin combined with the break chocolate pod, palm kernel oil, and coconut oil. It is soft with an all-natural smell that produces a rich foam lather that's helpful in cleansing the human body, experience and shampooing the hair. Mahavir health located in Morbi, Gujarat, India is one of the top soap manufacturers india. Contact us if you want us to manufacture your How to made soap.
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