How Can Blockchain Technology Aid Sustainability in the Coffee industry?
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the food supply chain. It will empower consumers to partner with brands that adhere to sustainability best practices.
Not enough space on your product label to tell the entire story? Smart label technology may be the answer!
Transparency Is More Than A Buzzword
Blurring the Lines of Grocery Stores and Farmers’ Markets
Over the last decade or so, millions of people around the globe have become more food conscious. While there is still plenty of debate as to which dietary methodology is best for optimal human health, we can all agree that the quality of the food we eat profoundly impacts our quality of life.
Industry 4.0 Smart Labels
For many years, barcodes conveyed a series of numbers and letters to a display to be represented. However, smart labeling has transformed this one-dimensional approach, introducing labeling into the twenty-first century. It is critical since several studies suggest that labels significantly influence customer behaviors.
Ending the Grocer Food Waste Epidemic Through Blockchain
Although everyone’s end-of-week routine is unique, just about all consumers have grown accustomed to cleaning out their refrigerators as they gear up for garbage pickup day.
Blockchain as the foundation for next-gen apps on Web 3.0
Decentralization is the Internet’s future, which implies that all data, whether social, financial, or indeed, will be maintained on the Blockchain and owned by the public.
Blockchain Technology Can Disrupt Global Food Regulations
If asked to compile a list of which industries have the most national and international regulations, the healthcare and financial sectors would almost certainly be top of mind.
Are You Struggling In Your Food Business?
Rethink, Reimagine and Reinvent Using Blockchain In Food Supply Chain
How Emerging Tech Can Combat Food Fraud?
For more than a century, food safety and quality concerns have plagued the food, beverage, and drug manufacturing industries. In response, the United States government passed the 1906 Food and Drugs Act.