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Hub Spotlight

In the popular Salad Market in Aba, Abia State lies one of ColdHubs Limited’s game-changing cold storage facilities. Known for their innovative approach to solving food spoilage challenges in Nigeria, ColdHubs has brought sustainable solutions closer to farmers, traders, and food vendors in Aba. This solar-powered cold room hub is tailored to preserve the freshness […]

ColdHubs strengthens partnership with DongFeng motor vehicles of China

In the world of logistics, few things are more critical than maintaining the quality of goods in transit. From bustling markets to remote rural towns, countless livelihoods depend on the promise of freshness. Yet, this intricate dance of time and temperature isn’t just about moving goods; it’s about preserving value, trust, and the future. For […]

The ColdHubs 100-Ton Cold Room is a lifeline for businesses

The ColdHubs 100-ton cool room at Farin Gada Market is setting new norms for preserving perishable fresh goods for regional dealers. Designed to address the issues of post-harvest losses, this cutting-edge facility provides market traders with a dependable, cost-effective solution for preserving the freshness of their fruits, vegetables, and other goods for longer. The cold […]

Why Cold storage?

In a world grappling with climate change, food insecurity, and economic challenges, cold storage has emerged as a vital solution. For Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu, CEO of ColdHubs Limited, this technology isn’t just a business; it is a mission to create sustainable agricultural solutions, improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers, and reduce post-harvest losses. The Importance of […]

7 easy ways to handle tomatoes after harvesting!

Gentle Handling: When picking tomatoes, use gentle hands to avoid bruising the fruits. Bruised tomatoes spoil faster. Sorting: Separate the tomatoes based on ripeness and quality. Keep damaged or overripe ones apart to prevent them from affecting the good ones. Cleaning: Remove any dirt or debris, but avoid washing them until you are ready to use them. Excess moisture can lead to decay. Storing: Place tomatoes in a single layer, stem-side down, in a cool, dry place. Ideally, keep them at room temperature if they need to ripen further. Refrigeration: Once fully ripe, you can store tomatoes in the refrigerator to extend their shelf life, but bring them back to room temperature before consuming for the best flavor. Avoid Stacking: Stacking tomatoes can cause bruising and pressure damage. Always store them in a single layer if possible. Using Quickly: For tomatoes that are fully ripe, try to use them as soon as possible to enjoy their peak flavor and nutritional value.

ColdHubs Cold Room at Relief Market, Owerri Imo State

ColdHubs Limited, known for its innovative solar-powered cold storage solutions, has made a significant impact on Nigeria’s agricultural landscape. One of its standout facilities is the Cold Room located at Relief Market in Owerri, Imo State. This cold room is strategically positioned in one of the busiest markets in Southeastern Nigeria, providing a vital service […]