New GSA App Fights Fake Electrical Cables, Protecting Ghanaian Consumers
The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has launched a mobile application to combat the rising tide of counterfeit electrical cables in the Ghanaian market. This initiative aims to safeguard consumers from the dangers posed by substandard products and ensure compliance among local manufacturers.
Combating Counterfeit Cables with Digital Verification
The launch of the Ghana Digital Conformity Pilot Project in Accra marks a significant step towards tackling the proliferation of fake goods. GSA Board Chairman, Hudu Mogtari, highlighted the alarming increase in counterfeit products and the concerning lack of compliance among manufacturers. The new mobile app is designed to empower consumers to verify the authenticity and quality of electrical cables before purchase. This digital solution allows for easy certification, tracking, and authentication of products, starting with electrical cables, a critical component for infrastructure and public safety. Mogtari emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating that it represents a firm stance against substandard goods and a commitment to protecting Ghanaian citizens.
This new GSA app represents a proactive measure to improve safety and standards within the electrical industry. By empowering consumers with verification tools, the GSA aims to create a market environment where only genuine and compliant electrical cables are readily available, ultimately protecting lives and property.
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