John Gamgee

John Gamgee was a 19th-century British veterinarian and inventor, best known for developing early refrigeration techniques. He pioneered the use of mechanical refrigeration for preserving food, especially meat, which was a significant advancement for food storage and transportation. His innovations aimed to improve food safety and reduce waste, laying groundwork for modern refrigeration technology used worldwide today. Despite facing financial challenges, Gamgee's work contributed to the development of refrigeration industries and the expansion of global trade in perishable goods.