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Price of sachet water to go up in Rivers

The price of sachet and bottled water is expected to increase from next month, August in Rivers, members of the state chapter of...

Chima Joseph Ugo
Chima Joseph Ugo - Editor-in-chief July 13, 2022
Updated July 13, 2022 at 5:22 PM
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The price of sachet and bottled water is expected to increase from next month, August in Rivers, members of the state chapter of Water Producers’ Association of Nigeria, citing increasing production cost.

National President of the Water Producers’ Association of Nigeria, Egberi Mackson, told newsmen that with the increase in cost of diesel and other water production materials, the planned hike in prices of sachet and bottled water is inevitable.

“The increase is because of the high cost of diesel and other materials. Any moment from now, we’ll increase the prices of Sachet water so that we’ll remain afloat.”

“A 25 litres of diesel we buy for N6,500 is now is now sold at N27,000. We are hopefully between now and first week of August.We are looking at N200 and M250 per bag.Also,the cost of bottle water may go up by 20 percent,” Markson said.

He also called on the state government to help curb the sharp practices in the industry by close monitoring.

“There’s no need pretending. It has been easy monitoring the quality of water produced in the State. We, therefore, call on the state government to come to our aid to ensure quality standard for water produced to ensure the good health of the people. The people should also demand for quality and don’t always go road side quacks.”

Newsmen report that in some parts of Port Harcourt, a bag of Sachet water, popularly called “pure water” is sold between N120 and N150 per bag of 20 sachets.
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