Logistics News

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 bl...

The aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul industry — which handles a dizzying 25 billion parts a year — is turning to blockchain to tackle its difficulties.

Covantis, a blockchain initiative backed by global agribusiness giants like Cargill, has selected ConsenSys as a technology partner.

A major Vietnamese shipping terminal has become the latest entity to join IBM and Maersk’s TradeLens blockchain platform.

New Zealand’s ASB Bank, owned by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, has participated in a new $1.7 million funding round by blockchain startup TradeWindow.

American logistics giant UPS partnered with agritech firm HerdX to trace the journey of beef from the U.S. to Japan.

The municipal Shanghai government has joined forces with financial institutions to create an alliance to foster the use of blockchain for global trade.

Topco Associates will use a blockchain platform for food supply chains that is based on Mastercard’s Provenance Solution.

Vancouver-based Global Container Terminals will use TradeLens in all four operated terminals, including two terminals in the U.S.

Shipping startup 300cubits burns its tokens while suspending its blockchain operations due to low transaction volume.

Thailand’s Customs Department plans to use IBM’s Tradelens blockchain shipment tracking solution, first at a port in Chon Buri and later in Bangkok.