A new consortium being spearheaded by IBM is seeking to use blockchain to improve global food safety – and cut costs for suppliers.
Japan's largest IT services firm, NTT Data, has announced a new consortium aimed to investigate use cases for blockchain technology.
A major port operator in Singapore has inked a deal to work with IBM and a regional shipping firm to test a new blockchain-based supply chain network.
A livestock farming cooperative in Arkansas is taking part in a blockchain supply chain trial.
CBH Group, Australia's largest grain exporter, is to test blockchain technology in the tracking of oat shipments, reports say.
German chemical giant BASF has revealed it is investigating blockchain's potential in tracking supply chains.
A major Russian airline is reportedly using blockchain to issue tickets as part of a bid to streamline its back office processes.
If you've ever bought a used car you'll understand why BigchainDB has developed a platform that tracks vehicle history on a blockchain.
A new report from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies details how blockchain could be used to protect government supply chains.
UK blockchain startup Provenance has raised $800,000.
Japanese banking group Mizuho has released the results of a blockchain experiment focused on trade finance.
China's first online-only insurer ZhongAn has filed for an initial public offering, revealing new details about its blockchain development.
Without resilient ports, the links that bind world trade together won’t hold – and that's where blockchain could play a vital role.
The second-largest port in Europe by container capacity is now running a pilot blockchain project focused on logistics automation.
IBM has been chosen by Digital Trade Chain, a consortium of major European banks, to build a new blockchain platform for SMEs.