CADRICH FOODS operates at the intersection of agricultural sourcing and industrial processing, transforming raw vegetables into nutrient-dense purees. Based in Accra, the company focuses on a vertically integrated model that begins with direct procurement from smallholder farmers at farm-gate prices. This approach ensures that producers receive fair compensation while providing the company with the high-quality raw materials necessary for its chemical-free sterilization and packaging processes.

The company’s participation in the London forum comes at a time when West African nations are increasingly prioritising the local processing of agricultural goods to reduce reliance on imported food pastes. By converting fresh produce into shelf-stable retail cans and wholesale pouches, CADRICH FOODS mitigates post-harvest losses and provides a consistent supply of natural products to households, supermarkets, and the hospitality sector, regardless of seasonal fluctuations.

During the event, Mr Kwame intends to explore new pathways for export growth and discuss the standardisation of food processing technologies. As the forum focuses on supply chain resilience, the company seeks to demonstrate how localised processing units can serve as a buffer against global food price volatility. Engaging with international trade experts provides a platform to align Ghanaian production standards with global market requirements and facilitate broader distribution across international borders.



Our objective in London is to demonstrate how agricultural processing serves as a catalyst for economic stability in Ghana. By transitioning from raw vegetable exports to value-added purees, we are not only providing a reliable market for smallholder farmers but also creating sustainable employment for youth across the logistics and production sectors.

The conversation at this forum regarding market access is particularly relevant as we look to scale our operations. We are focused on refining our distribution models and ensuring that our natural, preservative-free products meet the rigorous demands of international buyers while maintaining the integrity of the Ghanaian agricultural landscape.

The delegation from CADRICH FOODS highlights the growing importance of "Made-in-Ghana" initiatives within the broader context of regional and international trade. As the company expands its reach to hotels, schools, and hospitals, the insights gained from the Global Convocation & Leadership Forum are expected to inform its long-term strategy for infrastructure investment and the development of cross-border trade partnerships.

About CADRICH FOODS

Based in Accra, Ghana, CADRICH FOODS is a dedicated food processing firm that transforms fresh vegetables into high-quality purees. The company manages the entire value chain from farm-gate sourcing to sterile packaging, serving retail and wholesale markets with natural products free from artificial preservatives or colouring. Its operations support smallholder farmers by reducing waste and promoting sustainable agricultural income.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum

The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a high-level summit designed to facilitate dialogue between business executives and trade policymakers. Held across a three-day programme in London, the event focuses on enhancing export growth, improving market access, and building resilient global supply chains through international collaboration.

About the International Trade Council

The International Trade Council is a peak-body chamber of commerce that remains independent, neutral, and non-lobbying. Since its founding in 1956, it has grown into a global network spanning more than 179 countries with a membership exceeding 28,000 entities, including government ministries, trade agencies, and private corporations. The Council’s mission is to encourage sustainable economic growth and reduce trade barriers through advocacy, market research, and the educational resources provided by the ITC Academy.

About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring

The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, trading as ICTTM, is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council registered in the United Kingdom. Founded in November 2022, the organisation operates offices in the UK and the Philippines with a mission to improve clarity in global commerce. ICTTM is the developer of ADAMftd, an AI-powered trade intelligence platform that analyses billions of data points, ranging from customs records to shipping data and sanctions screening, to help businesses forecast market trends and assess counterparty risk.

Media Contact

Richard Ayida Kwame

CEO

CADRICH FOODS

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