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Food industry officials in the United Arab Emirates may soon have a blockchain-based supply chain to obtain agricultural products directly from India, writes Turner Wright at Cointelegraph. According to an Aug. 31 report, officials in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)...

While the technology is in many ways still nascent, it seems already that only a small few of the world’s commodities have yet to be traded using blockchain, writes Mark Jones at Tech Wire Asia. Most of these dalliances seem...

As Italy seeks to boost its agriculture sector and the "Made in Italy" brand as it relates to high-quality foodstuffs, analysts say the Chinese market will play an important role in the sector's recovery, reports the Xinhua News Agency. Earlier...

Malaysia is looking to use blockchain technology and traceability to raise the level of trust in its local palm oil industry, by proving its commitment to transparent, sustainable, and responsible supply chains, reports FoodNavigator-Asia. The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC)...

The Dole Food Company, one of the world’s leading fruits and vegetable distributor has decided to join the blockchain bandwagon as it announced its 5-year plan to introduce blockchain-based tagging and food tracing in all its departments by 2025,...

Bitcoin has always meant to be about traceability, not just of money, but of all things, writes Larry Baker at CoinGeek. Thanks to a collaboration between Poland’s National Agricultural Support Center  and nChain, the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain will be used to...

After scanning a barcode at Indonesian coffee chain Blue Korintji Coffee, paying customers can identify the farmer who grew their coffee, the company that roasted the beans, and even the logistics involved, writes Akane Okutsu at Nikkei Asian Review. Powered...

The organization representing Australia’s citrus fruit growers, Citrus Australia, has commissioned a pilot study to improve traceability using unique digital identifiers on a blockchain, reports Securing Industry. The pilot will be run with the help of digital ID label start-up...

GrainChain, the blockchain platform for the agricultural business ecosystem, plans to globally expand and scale its operations by moving to the Symbiont enterprise blockchain platform, Assembly. Assembly provides the robust privacy features, and seamless scalability GrainChain needs to meet...

Farmobile LLC has announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued U.S. Patent No. 10,491,608, entitled, “Distributed Transaction-Based Security and Tracking of Agricultural Machine and Agronomic Data.” Farmobile’s cutting-edge innovation harnesses the benefits of blockchain technology to...

IBM is seriously designing a blockchain proof-of-concept (PoC) for an agency of the USDA called the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), which will enable it to assess how distributed ledger technology (DLT) can fully enhance important regulation services...

The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 101st Annual Convention and Trade Show is underway in Austin, TX. In keeping with the theme of this year’s convention, “Sustaining America’s Agriculture,” workshops focused on steps farmers and ranchers can take to enhance...

Here are two trends: More retailers want to know where their food comes from, mostly because more consumers are asking for that information, writes Anne Field at Forbes. And a slew of startups are turning to blockchain technology, not...