Supply Chain News

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

A blockchain and DNA-based fuel tracking solution for fuel oil has launched after a pilot in the Netherlands.

Samsung SDS announced a joint initiative to launch a new blockchain traceability solution based on Nexledger.

Following Red Hat’s $34 billion acquisition in July, IBM is using the firm’s technology in a new blockchain-based supply chain product.

United States retail giant Walmart will use blockchain technology to track its Indian-sourced shrimp.

Cardano CEO Charles Hoskinson announces that global sport and footwear brand New Balance will use the Cardano blockchain to help authenticate its products.

MediConnect has completed the workflow for a PoC designed to track medications through the supply chain.

German big pharma and Monsanto’s owner Bayer partners with Alipay operator Ant Financial to develop a blockchain solution for the food and crop industry.

Medical and recreational cannabis producer Uruguay Can taps Aeternity’s blockchain to track its supply chain.

Medici-backed agritech blockchain startup GrainChain plans to unite the coffee industry of Honduras with its platform.

Tencent, Fidelity and Rakuten participate in a new $20 million funding round in British tech firm Everledger.

A group of global coffee companies teamed up to launch a platform for tracking coffee using IBM’s blockchain solution in early 2020.

Dutch eco-fabrics supplier Waste2Wear starts its blockchain-enabled collection of fabrics made from ocean plastics.

Thailand-based energy company PTT and blockchain energy nonprofit Energy Web Foundation are jointly building a blockchain-based renewables platform.

Amazon Web Services, Inc., an Amazon.com company, has announced that the Amazon quantum ledger database (QLDB) is now available.