Ghana's FreezeLink gains international acclaim as Bloomberg recognises innovative Agri and Pharma solutions

FreezeLink, a Ghanaian company, is making waves in agriculture. It has been named one of Bloomberg's ‘African companies to watch.’

This recognition highlights FreezeLink’s efforts to reduce food and medicine waste. The company uses cold chain logistics and engineering solutions. Its solar-powered cold storage and pay-as-you-go (PAYGO) financing models are particularly innovative.

Bloomberg recognizes FreezeLink as part of a group reshaping Africa’s economy. The company addresses a key issue in Africa’s development. It provides affordable cold storage, reducing post-harvest losses for farmers.

This helps farmers access larger markets, increasing their incomes. It also contributes to better food security for consumers. They benefit from a more stable supply of essential goods.

FreezeLink has expertise in handling sensitive healthcare products. This enhances the reliability of its cold chain solutions.

The challenge of post-harvest losses in African agriculture faces strong opposition from FreezeLink. Solomon Kportuphey, a spokesperson, shared the company's vision. He said they aim to create “Horticulture highways” connecting farmers to local and global markets.

These highways will provide essential cold storage, transport, and engineering services.

To further boost its profile, FreezeLink’s CEO will speak at the Qatar Economic Forum. This event is powered by Bloomberg and features notable speakers like Michael Bloomberg and Elon Musk.

FreezeLink's achievement showcases Ghanaian ingenuity tackling critical challenges. It reflects the hard work of its team and inspires aspiring entrepreneurs across the nation.