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Sweetgreen, a renowned U.S. fast-casual salad chain, has announced another $200 million funding round, mentioning blockchain among its key development areas.
A survey recently conducted by Hermes shows that one third of German logistics managers believe that blockchain will improve cooperation in supply chains.
Two international agricultural commodities firms have completed a blockchain pilot for Black Sea wheat from the Russian port of Novorossiysk.
The Port Authority of Valencia has integrated into the blockchain-based TradeLens ecosystem as an “Early Adopter.”
The world’s four largest agriculture companies, known as ABCD, are integrating blockchain for automating grain and oilseed post-trade execution processes.
Accenture and a fintech subsidiary of Siam Commercial Bank have released a blockchain solution powered by R3’s Corda technology.
Diversified crypto and blockchain firm DMG Blockchain will develop a blockchain-powered platform to manage supply chains in the Canadian marijuana industry.
Rwanda’s tantalum mining traceability will be improved by British blockchain startup Circulor in tandem with Rwanda’s government.
Blythe Masters has confirmed her belief that blockchain will shake up commodities.
Overstock’s investment subsidiary Medici Ventures has funded a blockchain project aimed at fighting wine counterfeit.
The next five years will see blockchain in agriculture and food supply chains increase in value by over 600 percent.
A new partnership between Ideanomics and APMEN Tech Trade Co. could see blockchain improve port clearance in Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Albert Heijn, Holland’s largest supermarket chain, has revealed it is using blockchain for its own-brand “sustainable” orange juice’s supply chain.
Blockchain is not ready for at-scale supply chain deployment, Tradeshift’s Christian Lanng believes.
Japanese ICT conglomerate Fujitsu is launching an IOTA-based proof-of-concept (PoC) for audit trail processes in the manufacturing industry.
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Capital goods giant CNH Industrial will use IBM Blockchain products to update various internal processes.
Swiss logistics firm CEVA has praised IBM and Maersk’s blockchain shipping supply chain platform as one of its 90 participants.
The government of the South Indian state of Kerala plans to use blockchain to innovate the supply and distribution of dairy produce, vegetables and fish.
