Spare parts prices not cause of planned lorry fare increment - Abossey Okai dealers rejects claims

Spare parts dealers in Abossey Okai have refuted allegations of price increases following a recent rise in transport fares. The National Spare Parts Dealers Association (NSPDA) emphasized that prices for automotive components have remained stable, countering claims that they have spiked due to transportation costs.

The association's president, Daniel Adjei, clarified that any perceived price hikes are not reflective of market trends but may stem from fluctuations in individual dealer pricing or other unrelated factors. He urged consumers to be discerning and to avoid conflating transport fare adjustments with spare parts pricing.

Adjei also highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by dealers, including economic pressures and supply chain issues, which could impact their operations but do not necessarily translate to higher prices for consumers. The NSPDA is committed to maintaining fair pricing standards within the industry while advocating for improved conditions for their members. In light of these statements, the association reassures customers that they can continue to expect reasonable prices on spare parts amidst the fluctuating economic landscape.