Supply Chain News

Global Shipping Business Network launched a new blockchain-based platform to digitize the shipping process and sought out key partnerships to target the Asian markets.

Blockchain offers great efficiency — and this is the main reason it will be increasingly prevalent over the next decade.

Aiming to tackle the supply chain issues that impact the stock and expiry of COVID-19 vaccines, Tech Mahindra and blockchain firm StaTwig will roll out a “VaccineLedger” solution worldwide.

A system of unified digital identity can replace lengthy approval and authentication chains with a simple DLT solution.

Spanish multinational seafood giant, Nueva Pescanova Group, has partnered with The IBM Food Trust to trace the shrimp and prawns it fishes on the blockchain.

Digitization in healthcare is increasing, and this blockchain-based project offers a suite of tools that tackle the widespread inefficiencies that exist in current systems.

A blockchain-based project is vowing to do for supply chains what Uniswap did for DeFi — saving time, cutting costs and reducing waste in global trade.

We speak to Alex Busarov, the co-founder and CEO at Taeltech and Wabi, about how their crypto-focused approach is transforming the way big brands perform marketing.

Mastercard is set to incorporate carbon footprint tracking into its blockchain-based solution, to help consumers offset carbon emissions through their purchases.

The defense contractor has secured access to SyncFab’s supplier intelligence platform to help manage OEMs in Switzerland.

Real-world use cases and enterprise-level partnerships are just a few factors behind VeChain’s recent breakout to a new all-time high.

Supply chain projects like OriginTrail, Waltonchain and Wabi have rallied in excess of 250% as blockchain interoperability comes into focus.

Unibright Token's price rallied to a new all-time high over new partnerships and its Baseledger white paper unveiling DeFi staking.

Multinational retail giant Carrefour will use IBM's blockchain tech to track two major food categories as part of a growing reorganization of global supply lines.

The number of major companies using blockchain for logistical purposes is on the rise.