With Europeans desperate to get rid of their surpluses, the EU has spent 3.7 billion Euros on export subsidies over the past 10 years. With cheap frozen imports flooding the African market, farmers are left struggling. 'Previously, the women came and said, I have a festival, I need 50 chickens. Today, that's no more. These people buy the same parts in a box.' In order to survive, farmers are seeking new solutions. Poultry breeder Alex Yeboah has started selling to demanding top quality restaurants. 'They buy it because they like the taste of our local chicken. They appreciate our quality.' But for most market sellers, customers are diminishing as they opt for the cheaper foreign options.