FreezeLink

Refrigerated and frozen logistics infrastructure are costly to build, expensive to maintain, and – with the challenge of ‘shrinkage’ – notoriously difficult to manage as part of a profitable business. Cold chain logistics is the use of technology, processes, and human expertise that allows for the storage, transportation, and distribution of temperature-sensitive products such as pharmaceutical products (vaccines, blood, organs), Farm produce (cabbages, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes,) processed food (ice cream, margarine, bread), Aquatic harvests, etc.

Yet, companies operating in Ghana have long struggled with the absence of dependable, third-party, temperature-controlled transport and warehousing services. This challenge – and the opportunity to stimulate sectors of the economy, in agricultural, consumer goods and pharmaceuticals, etc. – inspired the birth of FreezeLink.

We realized that our experience in the supply chain, cost control, and engineering could address this problem for many businesses that deliver food, drink, and medicine daily. In this way, we could contribute to ensuring food security, food diversity, and to broadening the availability of medicine in Africa. Our dream is to tear down the barriers – of cost, time, and know-how – to companies that need chilled and frozen logistics infrastructure.