The bustling Salad Market in Aba, Abia State, recently came alive with excitement as ColdHubs Limited unveiled its latest cold room facility. For traders like Ekpendu Gift Chisom, a dedicated fruits and vegetable vendor, the arrival of the cold room was a dream come true. She shared her heartfelt review of the innovation, expressing how she and her fellow traders had been eagerly waiting for a solution to the age-old challenge of food spoilage. "This cold room is the answer we've been praying for," Gift enthused. "Before now, we were losing so much to spoilage, and it felt like we were working hard only to watch our efforts go to waste."

The introduction of ColdHubs solar-powered cold storage has revolutionized the market dynamics, providing traders with a reliable means of preserving their perishable goods. For years, Salad Market vendors grappled with the unpredictability of produce shelf life, often forced to sell at a loss or discard unsold stock. Now, with this game-changing technology, traders can extend the freshness of their goods, ensuring better profits and happier customers. Ekpendu Gift Chisom couldn't hide her excitement, adding, "This cold room has not just saved our business, but it has restored our confidence. I can now sell my fruits and vegetables knowing they will stay fresh for longer."

ColdHubs cold room is not just a facility; it’s a lifeline for small-scale traders who depend on the freshness of their produce to thrive. The positive impact is already evident, with traders reporting reduced wastage and improved earnings within weeks of its installation. "ColdHubs has truly changed the game for us," Gift declared. "They have given us a tool to build our businesses and grow our market. It's more than a cold room; it's a beacon of hope for traders like me." As Salad Market continues to buzz with renewed energy, it’s clear that ColdHubs is not just preserving food — it’s preserving livelihoods.