ACCRA – The Ghana Used Clothing Dealers Association (GUCDA) has criticised a Greenpeace report which claimed nearly half of the used clothing exported to Ghana from the Global North was unsellable.
GUCDA described the report as “sensationalised”, questioned its findings and argued that Ghana’s second-hand clothing trade was an “essential part of the circular economy” which sustained millions of livelihoods.
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