The Ghana shipper's Council was established in March 1974 by virtue of NRCD 254(1974) and has since worked closely with both private and public organizations in the maritime industry in galvanizing the interest of Ghanaian shippers while promoting the provision of relevant logistics for the growth and development of shipping in Ghana.  The Council currently has in its database over 17000 registered Ghanaian shippers whose interest it protects in various ways on a daily basis.

OUR MISSION
To be a state-of the-art organization utilizing our available human resource to effectively and efficiently manage the demand side of shipping with a view to protecting and promoting the interests of Ghanaian shippers in relation to port, ship, inland transportation problems and the provision of ancillary shipping services.

OUR VISION
To ensure for the Ghanaian Shipper, quick, safe and reliable delivery of import and export cargoes by all modes of transport at optimum cost

Strategies for Improving Clearance of Cargoes at the Ports of Ghana for Supply Chain Efficiency

Clearance of cargo through the country's ports involves dealing with a number of logistics services providers, governments agencies and regulatory bodies in respect of the cargo being cleared. These service providers and agencies include CEPS, GPHA, Shipping Line/Agent and Destination Inspection Companies. The regulatory bodies includes MOFA, Ghana Standards Boards, Foods and Drugs Boards, Environmental Protection Agencies, etc.

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