Fish traders in Homa Bay welcome cold storage facility, seek improved infrastructure

Fish traders in Homa Bay County have welcomed the establishment of a cold storage facility, saying it has reduced post-harvest losses, improved the quality of fish and enabled them to better meet customer demand. However, the traders are calling on both the national and county go..

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Fish traders in Homa Bay County are celebrating the establishment of a new cold storage facility that has significantly reduced post-harvest losses and improved fish quality.

The cold storage facility has successfully reduced spoilage and preserved the freshness of fish, meeting customer demand.
Fish traders are urging the national and county governments to address frequent electricity outages and improve market infrastructure.
Key figures calling for improvements include BMU representative Francis Zero and trader Anna Atieno, highlighting the need for a larger backup generator and better market promotion and access.

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