Logistics News

Logistical management continues to be one of Blockchain’s golden use cases.

IBM and Maersk’s global blockchain shipping platform continues to onboard major new global partners.

Blockchain firm QuarkChain announced a partnership with the ecological department of Northeastern Chinese province Shanxi.

Afghanistan’s healthcare ministry and several local pharmaceutical companies will use Fantom’s blockchain to combat counterfeit drugs.

World’s top ecommerce firm Amazon filed a patent for a blockchain system that tracks goods as they move on the supply chain.

U.S. berry producer California Giant Berry Farms joined the blockchain-based food tracking solution IBM Food Trust.

The World Economic Forum believes DLT supply chain solutions can help reboot the global economy, launching a blockchain deployment kit.

Teleport, the logistics division of major airline AirAsia, launched blockchain-based cargo booking system Freightchain.

CargoSmart’s and Tesla are testing a new blockchain application to streamline the cargo release process.

The authors of a report for the World Economic Forum argue that blockchain technology is key to mitigating the impact of disruptions like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Covantis, a blockchain agritech project run by agribusiness giants like Cargill, is officially established in Geneva and appoints CEO.

Alibaba’s import e-commerce platform embraces ant blockchain traceability system to make consumer goods transparent and trackable.

Sita and ULD Care consider using blockchain to save $400M in costs for the air cargo industry.

Standard Chartered has become the first bank to join TradeLens, the global blockchain shipping platform created by IBM and Danish logistics giant Maersk.

Alabama’s Auburn University successfully completed a pilot in partnership with Nike, Macy’s and Kohl’s using Hyperledger to upload supply chain data onto the blockchain.