Management of Kasapreko Company Limited (KCL) has met and interacted with some of its major clientele at the company’s premises at the Spintex Road in Accra. The meeting sought to give the people a fair knowledge on how Kasapreko products are processed. The over 350 members of the Ghana Bar Operators Association (GHABOA) and National Drinking Bar Operators Association (NADBOA), who came from Ashaiman, Kotobabi, Kasoa, Apam and Winneba, were later on conducted round the factory of the company. Mr. Clarence Amenyah, Marketing Manager of KCL said the two groups play a very crucial role in the marketing of Kasapreko products and that the partnership with them would further enhance business for the two parties. He said they were brought to the company to discuss ways and means they could have a better appreciation of KCL and to propagate what they have seen at the factory. He said it is for this reason that the company has left no stone unturned in terms of delivery and quality. Mr. Amenyah hinted the KCL has big plans not only for the retail traders but for consumers as well, and which he said, would soon be made public with surprises. “The partnership with these groups has been going on for quiet sometime and there is the need to open doors to the operators to let them know how the products are processed,” he noted. The Group Chairman and Founder of KCL, Dr. Kwabena Adjei told the operators that the company, which started in 1989 with only five people and metamorphosed into a well-acclaimed business entity, has over the years combined the best from the Ghanaian heritage with herbal science and state-of-the-art manufacturing technology, making it to strive to deliver products that offer a multiplicity of benefits to the end consumer. He stressed that Management of the company benchmarked everything they did against the best in the world and they assembled and led an exceptional team of people to a number of significant innovations, which has made it to carve a niche for itself, and rubbing shoulders with international alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. “Undeniably, we are proud to demonstrate that Ghanaians and Ghanaian companies can achieve the highest heights. Industry is the engine of any economy and that not a foreign company, not a company that has foreign investors or brought in foreign ideas but the company born, bread, nurtured and raised in Ghana has reached the apex in the manufacturing sector is the master of which we are greatly proud,” he added.