Blockchain delivers the most necessary element for any supply chain—unalterable data storage. Still, we could benefit way more from involving this technology in the management of digital or ...

Should a contamination occur, blockchain records make it possible to trace the food back to its source in a matter of seconds, rather than taking days to break down the supply chain.

Supply chain management was thrust into the spotlight in 2020 when pandemic disruptions resulted in unprecedented shipping delays and rising costs. Several years later, fallout continues to strain ...

The blockchain-powered supply chain evolves from a tangled mess into a streamlined, well-oiled machine. Blockchain's influence on supply chains doesn't stop at transparency and efficiency. It also ...

Through blockchain, supply chain managers could digitize the shipping process to reduce the paperwork, streamline cross boarder movements and reduce fraud and errors, Mr. Howells said. To read ...

While it is often used for cryptocurrency, this also makes blockchain the perfect technology for ensuring that a food product's supply chain is traceable. TE-Food, a Hungarian tech company, uses ...

FDA Commissioner Gottleib recently stated at the February FDA Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) public meeting that "Making sure that every link in the U.S. Drug Supply must be secure." and ...