Fresh Logistics recently hosted a high-level delegation from Demeter Ghana Limited, one of its agro-input suppliers, at its Dawhenya facility, strengthening ties for innovation in vegetable greenhouse production.
Demeter Ghana Limited is one of Ghana’s leading agricultural input and specialist service providers, trading nationwide in fertilizers, seeds, bio-protection products, inoculants, soil conditioners, and more.
The Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited, Mr. Daniel Fahene Acquaye, has raised concerns over the budgetary allocation to the agricultural sector in the 2025 national budget saying it is very insufficient.
Speaking at the 2025 Budget Digest organized by PwC in Accra, he complained that the current allocation is inadequate to drive the economic transformation envisioned by the government.
Mr. Acquaye highlighted that out of the total GH¢279 billion budget, only GH¢1.5 billion—representing 0.54%—has been allocated to agriculture.
The 2022 National Best Farmer and CEO of Siriboe Farms, Nana Yaw Sarpong Siriboe, visited Fresh Logistics' greenhouse farms at Dawhenya near Prampram in Accra last Friday.
The visit was part of a familiarization tour aimed at strengthening ties between both companies, which play vital roles in Ghana’s agricultural sector.
A high-profile delegation from vegetable breeding and seed production giants — Rijk Zwaan and Holland Greentech– led by Mr. Edwin Johannes Maria Vanderklugt, Business Manager for the Middle East and West Africa, visited Fresh Logistics’ greenhouse farms at Dawhenya near Prampram in Accra on February 17, 2025.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the Mastercard Foundation, Agri-Impact Limited, and the KNUST E-Learning Centre for organizing such an insightful and impactful training program (HAPPYtech Ambassadors Training, Cohort 2). The sessions on Power BI, Digital Farm Management, SMS-based Agricultural Services, Multimedia Use in Agriculture, Online Financial Literacy, and Effective Branding Linkages have been truly enlightening and transformative.
In just one year, the Harnessing Agricultural Productivity and Prosperity for Youth (HAPPY) Program has become a beacon of hope for thousands of young Ghanaians, proving that agriculture can be a transformative career path.
Rolled out in December 2023, this four-year initiative by the Mastercard Foundation in partnership with Agri-Impact Limited and a consortium of eight partners has facilitated dignified, fulfilling work opportunities for over 94,000 young people across Ghana’s agricultural sector within a year.