Police in Ghana's North East Region have arrested two people. They are accused of dealing in fake fertilizers.
The arrests are part of an effort to stop fraud in the agricultural sector. This affects farmers who buy these fake products.
Officials stated that the fertilizers sold were not genuine. Farmers may have lost money or had crops damaged.
The police did not name the suspects. Investigations into the operations of those involved are continuing.
This action highlights the importance of ensuring the quality of farming inputs. It protects the livelihoods of many Ghanaian farmers.
The authorities are working to remove these counterfeit products from the market.