Attaining Standardization In Cold Chain Industry
Official Opening of Mega 100 Tonnes Cold Room Jos
ColdHubs in collaboration with Heifer International has deployed a 100-tons cold room at Farin-Gada Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Market, Jos, Plateau State to boost agribusiness for producers and marketers of agricultural products in the state.
The official commissioning of the 100-tons ColdHubs was held on Thursday, Ist February, 2024 in Jos with relevant stakeholders in the agricultural sector of the state fully represented at the event.
ColdHubs was one of the winners of the AYuTe Africa Challenge 2021 West African organized by Heifer International. The inaugural AYuTe Africa Challenge, is an initiative of Heifer Africa. The AYuTe Africa Challenge awards cash grants to support promising young agritech innovators across Africa who are using technology to reimagine farming and food production across the continent. Read More
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) With Support From Japanese Government inaugurates Cool Transportation RCT Study using ColdHubs Refrigerated Truck
Researchers across the globe have concluded that the major problems confronting the tomato value chain were found to be poor quality of tomatoes, inadequate storage and warehousing facilities and most especially inadequate transportation facilities.
The production, distribution and marketing has remained a topical issue in agricultural sectors across africa space. This is as a result of the high demand of tomatoes to produce African delicacies”.
However, Just like every other vegetable and perishable produce, smallholder farmers in Nigeria are faced with large storage and transportation problems during delivery or portation of produce to their end users. This situation leads to post-harvest loss, reducing the nutrient value and reducing farmers income. Read More
ColdHubs Emerge 2023 FoodTech Finalist
The anticipation surrounding the final list of the 2023 Foodtech 500 edition has come to an end with ColdHubs emerging as one of the esteemed Finalists. The announcement, made amidst great excitement, marks a significant milestone for ColdHubs and underscores its remarkable contribution to the food technology sector.
The rigorous selection process, which witnessed over 1,500 applications from 50 countries, showcased the immense competition prevalent in the industry. ColdHubs' inclusion among the top 500 FoodTech companies highlights its exceptional performance and innovative solutions in the field of food technology. Read More
Hub Spotlight: ColdHubs Obinze Fresh Vegetables Market
The Obinze Fresh Vegetable Market has been a cornerstone of the Obinze community, situated within the Owerri West Local Government of Imo State, in Southeastern Nigeria, for many years.
This vibrant market is predominantly supplied by the Northern Region, where individuals have embraced the trade of supplying and distributing vegetables as a means of livelihood. Every Thursday, the market experiences a bustling influx of produce, with over six trucks laden with various vegetables such as carrots, broccoli, cabbage, and peppers, sourced from the Northern part of Nigeria. These goods are offloaded to suppliers and distributors who cater to restaurants, food supply chain actors, and retailers across the city. Read More
2023 Africa Climate Tech 50: ColdHubs Secures Spot for Second Consecutive Year
ColdHubs has been shortlisted as part of the 2023 Africa Climate Tech 50, after making the list for two consecutive years.
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The Africa Climate Tech 50 is Holon IQ’s annual list of the most promising startups working in new energy, the environment and sustainability. Read More
Honorable Mentions
Other Industry News
South African Blueberry Industry 'On Track' Despite Difficulty Times
South Africa’s blueberry exports fell short of expectations in 2023, but industry leaders have said the fast-expanding business is still on track for further growth.
During the past season South Africa exported just over 22,000 tonnes of blueberries, short of the 25,000 tonnes initially forecast. Read More
Kano Vegetable Farmers Commence Tomato, Onions Harvest amidst Concerns
It is the season for harvesting major vegetable crops such as tomatoes, bell peppers (Tatase) and onions in Nigeria. Vegetable farmers in Kano State and across major dry-season farming-producing states have already commenced harvesting.
Vegetable farmers across the axis of Garun Mallam and Kura Local Government Area were seen sorting, bagging and struggling to transport their harvested vegetables for further processing, storage and sales. Read More
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