Supply Chain News

A new study from Cointelegraph Consulting and Insolar highlights potential massive savings to be had through enterprise blockchain adoption.

Cointelegraph launches its consulting division to drive enterprise blockchain adoption, partnering with Insolar and VeChain to grow network reach and educate th...

By applying blockchain technology and IoT the food industry could save up to $31 billion in food fraud savings.

Big Four consulting firm KPMG officially launched its blockchain-based track and trace platform in Australia, China and Japan.

Salmon farming company Cermaq and smoked salmon producer Labeyrie began using IBM’s cloud blockchain technology to trace their products’ supply chains.

HashCash Consultants partners with a group of international car, mining and battery manufacturers for blockchain-based supply chain network to track mineral ori...

Retail giants Carrefour and Nestlé are now using IBM’s Food Trust blockchain platform to track the supply chain of infant formula.

Walmart Canada has launched an automated blockchain-based network designed to improve freight and payment processing.

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

Cointelegraph takes an in-depth look into why Volvo is using blockchain to provide global traceability of cobalt that is used in its electric vehicle batteries.

“Emerging technologies such as blockchain have the potential to define the war industry over the coming decades,” former NATO Secretary General Rasmussen tells ...

Auditors allege the biggest hurdle facing the blockchain systems being adopted by food retail giants such as Walmart and Nestlé has nothing to do with the techn...

Automaker Volvo plans to use cobalt tracked on a blockchain in the batteries following the unveiling of its fully electric car, the XC40 Recharge.

Coca Cola’s bottlers are implementing a blockchain solution from German software firm SAP to manage their cross-party transactions.

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