Ian Berry travelled to Ghana with the international development charity Christian Aid to document the impact of current international trade rules on farmers, traders and poor communities in the country as they struggle to sustain their livelihoods. In Ghana, as in many developing countries, 70% of people earn their living from agriculture. The Ghanaian government has been forced to open its markets to foreign goods and to stop giving support to its own farmers in return for loans, aid and debt relief from the rich world. Cheap imported goods- American rice, Italian tinned tomatoes and British chicken...