As much as 50% of Nigeria’s fresh produce, amounting to over N3.5 trillion ($2.4 billion) annually is lost post-harvest. Experts warn that the crisis, driven by power shortages, bad roads, and a critical cold chain deficit, undermines food security and fuels inflation. Yet, it also presents a $5.9 billion investment opportunity in storage, processing, and transport infrastructure by 2030. As the government lags on reform, private players are only just beginning to move.