Here are some quality product displays at the Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 – Don’t miss out

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 opened at GHUD Park, Accra Mall, bringing together an impressive collection of Ghanaian businesses, established brands, entrepreneurs and service providers for a three-day celebration of enterprise, innovation and commerce.

With an extensive range of products and services on display, patrons have plenty of reasons to make their way to the exhibition grounds before the fair ends on Sunday, November 15.

From delicious local delicacies and refreshing beverages to fashionable clothing, beauty products, technology, household essentials and financial services, the exhibition offers visitors an exciting opportunity to discover quality products, meet business owners and shop directly from participating brands.

Food lovers are particularly well catered for, with exhibitors presenting an exciting selection of locally produced and processed products.

Among them are Wilmar Africa, showcasing its Fortune Spread brand; Kivo; Didi Shito; Corki Ventures, with its spices; Adjoor Ventures, specialising in tuna distribution; Manellah Foods, known for cereal production; and Gold Coast Foods, presenting Sankofa Spices.

Other food and beverage exhibitors include Yaapee Royal Foods, NutriSmart Ventures, Golden Parani Company Limited, Golden Pride (Yao Consult), G-Way Investments Africa Limited, Ikam Plus Company Limited, Desco Limited, Golden Parani Company Limited and ESBONY Food Package.

Visitors can also explore natural and refreshing beverage options from Koa Impact Commerce, with its natural cocoa juice; Spring Board (Delsoy Ltd), showcasing soy milk; Spring Board (Orave Juices), with fruit juice; Pinnacle Coco Limited, offering coconut juice; Jussvina Drinks (Global 500); Green Cup, with its beetroot, guava and pawpaw tea; and Myst Natural Water.

The culinary experience extends to Flourish Foods Africa's grilled chicken and poultry products, MamsiJoy Ventures' rice, Ellie's Catering Services' fufu, Martha's Yam Trading, Farm Mate's fresh tomatoes, Orrab Farms' fresh produce, T&C Farms' animal production and Atohfield's crop and animal farming.

Aladdin Bakery, 97 Bakes, Evive Delight Ltd, Bliss Pop, Selis Satisfactory and Golden Coast Foods add even more variety to the food offerings, with products ranging from baked treats and popcorn to kenkey and other processed foods. BB Brothers also brings its canned wine offering to the exhibition.

Fashion enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, with a diverse collection of clothing, accessories, footwear and personal-care products.

Haute Xklusive, La Robe Classique, Kims Foods and Clothings, JAT Couture, Kofikyere KloTHING, Utonez Clothier and Regy Couture Ltd are among the brands presenting fashion options.

Asangenta adds dresses, bags and hats to the mix, while Shoes TE3 caters for different footwear needs and sizes. Kinky Love Crochet brings its hair and wig offerings to the exhibition, complementing the wider lifestyle display.

Beauty and personal-care enthusiasts can discover products from Haus of Lush, RNS Beauty, Atlast Prime Merchantile Ltd, Leepoku Ventures and Chocho. Mist and Strands also presents bath and body products, while Reed Diffusers Ghana Ltd adds scented home accessories to the experience.

LIZ Imports showcases perfumes and home appliances, while Kemz Ceramics brings ceramics to the exhibition. Eldem Floral Services adds colour and elegance with fresh-cut flowers.

Beyond consumer products, the fair provides a valuable opportunity to discover businesses using technology and innovation to address everyday challenges.

Solid Connect is showcasing its application for artisans, while Greenhaul Solutions presents waste-management and scrap-procurement services. We Shop Africa and Ayuda bring e-commerce solutions into focus, while Katon 360 Technologies showcases a digital platform designed for SMEs.

Technology enthusiasts can also visit Galop Sea Limited for laptops and accessories, Xfromo Hypermart for phones and accessories, including Google Pixel phones, and Vital Vendors for car essentials.

Financial and institutional services are equally represented. Ecobank showcases banking services, while GLICO Life presents insurance solutions. MTN brings telecommunications and connectivity services to the exhibition.

DBS showcases housing and roofing solutions, Sintex Tank presents water-storage products, and Vaal Real Estate offers real estate opportunities. GEPA also provides an important export-sector presence, connecting the exhibition to Ghana's wider ambition of promoting locally made products and businesses.

Other exhibitors include Worafam Group of Companies, showcasing safety wear; MGIG Suppliers, with powdered soap; BB Chemist, presenting Relax Liver Salt; Prestige Children's Palace and Roses Enterprise and Mothercare, offering mother-care products; and Central University, representing the education sector.

Travel and hospitality services are also represented by Grandeur Consult Travel and Tour and Astolinks, while Gorgeous Vie Event Hub showcases events and décor services. Afram Publication brings books to the exhibition, and Advantage GH Premium Apparel presents printing services.

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. It creates an environment where businesses can interact directly with consumers, build brand awareness, generate sales and establish valuable commercial relationships.

The initiative builds on JoyBusiness's longstanding engagement with Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly the need to improve access to markets, financing, technology and business development opportunities.

For patrons, it is an opportunity to discover emerging Ghanaian brands, compare products, make purchases and support businesses contributing to the country's entrepreneurial landscape.

With Saturday and Sunday still to come, the public is encouraged not to miss the remaining days of the fair.

Whether you are searching for your next favourite food brand, refreshing your wardrobe, exploring beauty products, looking for technology solutions or simply interested in supporting Ghanaian businesses, there is something worth discovering at GHUD Park, Accra Mall.

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 continues until Sunday, November 15. Make time to visit, explore the impressive displays and experience the products and innovations that Ghanaian businesses have to offer.

Beauty and personal-care enthusiasts can discover products from Haus of Lush, RNS Beauty, Atlast Prime Merchantile Ltd, Leepoku Ventures and Chocho. Mist and Strands also presents bath and body products, while ReDiffusersers Ghana Ltd adds scented home accessories to the experience.