Farmers lose crops to spoilage due to lack of reliable transportation to markets

Small-scale farmers in Ghana and similar regions produce perishable goods but lack adequate transportation infrastructure to get their harvest to market before spoilage occurs. This forces them to either dump produce, sell at severe losses to middlemen, or watch their entire harvest rot. Current solutions (informal transport networks, middlemen) are unreliable, expensive, and leave farmers economically stranded with no viable way to reach buyers directly.