Supply Chain News

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

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, aiding sustainability through supply chain tracking via blockchain is one of the more discussed topics.

The beer conglomerate behind the Budweiser brand is using blockchain to ensure local suppliers in Africa are able to report their income and open bank accounts.

Olive oil producer CHO is using IBM blockchain technology to fight food fraud by providing transparency across its Terra Delyssa products.

The IBM Sterling platform is set to augment its feature set with integrations developed by external companies, including Salesforce and Publicis Sapient.

Startup creates blockchain-powered mobile app to track and certify sustainably produced cashmere from Mongolia.

Oman’s largest port joins IBM and Maersk blockchain-based TradeLens platform to enhance customer experience and improve trade flows.

The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission is planning to release guidance on blockchain for companies looking to deploy the technolog...

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.

Glencore is the latest subscriber to the Responsible Sourcing Blockchain Network, a supply chain solution for the metals industry and other commodities provider...

Blockchain takes to the skies as aerospace companies begin to make use of blockchain and 3D printing to streamline their supply chains.

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.