Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Agriculture Commends ColdHubs For Enhancing Food Security in State
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has applauded ColdHubs for its commitment to reducing food losses and waste in the country and says that with more of its facilities and innovation on board, there is hope to increase food production and reduce price inflation in food products.
During a courtesy visit to ColdHubs Headquarters in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria, on April 5, 2024. The team that represented the ministry was Evaristus Ebere J., the principal agricultural officer, and Nicholas Odunze, assistant chief agricultural superintendent, state office. Read More...
ColdHubs: Revolutionising Nigeria’s Agriculture With Cooling Solutions
The case study on ColdHubs' collaboration with Your Virtual Cold Chain Assistant underscores the transformative potential of cooling solutions in Nigeria's agricultural sector.
By harnessing technology to democratize access to cold chain infrastructure and improve supply chain efficiency, ColdHubs is driving positive change and fostering resilience in agricultural communities. Moving forward, further research and scaling efforts will be essential to maximize the impact of cooling solutions and promote sustainable agricultural practices nationwide. Read More...
Nigerian Farmer sets records for Aspiring Female
In a world where women make up 43 percent of the global agricultural labor force yet face significant discrimination when it comes to land and livestock ownership, equal pay, participation in decision-making entities, and access to credit and financial services.
There are still passionate, visionary, and determined women who are not giving up on societal pressure and are breaking barriers to succeed in their chosen occupation. One of such personalities is Ngozi Ezeh, a vegetable farmer based in south-eastern Nigeria whose agribusiness has been nothing short of successful.
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ColdHubs Ojatuntu Market, Ile-Ife Osun State Nigeria
Oja Tuntun Market Ile-ife is one of the most popular food markets in Osun State, Southwest region Nigeria. The Market is located along the road by Lagere for easy connection to customers who come from different villages in Osun to purchase commodities.
Operating on a daily basis, the market hosts over 500 vendors engaged in the trade of fruits and vegetables. Distinguished by its emphasis on locally sourced produce, Oja Tuntun Market contrasts with other markets where goods are typically imported from Northern states. Here, farmers directly transport their freshly harvested crops to the market, aiming to offer their yields at competitive prices, thereby increasing the profitability of the retail traders. Read More...
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French tomato growers protest rise in Moroccan imports
Producers from Légumes de France staged protests at retailers in multiple cities last week, while Fepex argues growing tomato imports are causing a decline in EU production and price crises
Last week, French tomato producers belonging to Légumes de France, the national vegetable association, organised protests at supermarkets in various cities following the recent increase in tomato imports from Morocco.
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