Supply Chain News

Recycling companies can leverage blockchain for supply chain transparency.

The metals and minerals subsidiary of Mitsubishi has launched a blockchain platform to digitize metal trades.

The VeChain Foundation announced a blockchain-based food safety solution based on its Blockchain-as-a-Service platform, ToolChain.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted challenges in global seafood supply chains, and blockchain tech may help improve them.

Tencent to build a blockchain-based wine traceability platform for China’s oldest wine producer.

South Asia Gateway Terminals becomes first Sri Lankan container terminal joined TradeLens platform.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced it will study blockchain technology to aid in smarter food security.

Smucker will use a blockchain to trace Colombian coffee beans while letting consumers make donations to coffee farmers in Colombia.

The World Economic Forum believes that blockchain could contribute to a $365 billion savings by 2030 by reducing food loss and waste in the food supply chain.

A blockchain startup helps car manufacturers ascertain that the raw materials they use are not produced by children.

The Australian Government has reached out to the blockchain community to help identify opportunities for blockchain adoption in the supply chain and credentialing sectors.

Ledger’s hardware wallet was briefly vulnerable to two kinds of attacks, but the company took preventive action.

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.

A report claims that the global food industry could save over $100 billion annually by implementing blockchain and IoT technology.