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Explore how blockchain technology addresses food safety, fraud, and inefficiencies in India's agriculture. Learn how innovations enhance transparency and empower stakeholders across the agri-food supply chain.India’s agriculture sector, the backbone of its economy, faces challenges that have persisted for decades—fragmented supply chains, lack of transparency, inefficiencies, and the prevalence of fraud. Blockchain technology, originally developed for secure digital transactions, has emerged as a transformative force for addressing these issues in the agri-food industry.By enhancing trac

Discover how FoodTraze leverages blockchain technology to enhance transparency and sustainability in food supply chains, empowering farmers, producers, and consumers while fostering trust and accountability from farm to fork.The global food supply chain is undergoing a transformative shift, with technological innovation taking centre stage. Companies like Walmart, Nike, Unilever, and Starbucks have joined the movement, leveraging blockchain, satellite technology, and AI to ensure transparency, accountability, and sustainability across their supply chains.

Learn how the FoodTraze platform helps ensure quality, transparency, and success in coffee farming by tracking every stage, from cultivation to export.In the world of coffee, traceability is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a fundamental requirement that drives quality, safety, and consumer trust. As coffee moves from farm to cup, the ability to trace each step of the journey has profound implications for producers, exporters, and consumers alike. FoodTraze offers a powerful solution to enhance traceability in coffee cultivation, providing a range of benefits that span the entire supply chain.

Discover how blockchain solutions, like FoodTraze, can address Nigeria's food crisis by enhancing transparency, traceability, and reducing fraud.Nigeria is grappling with one of its worst food crises, driven by factors such as poor governance, escalating insecurity, and hyperinflation. With the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) reporting that Nigeria now has the world’s highest number of food-insecure individuals at 31.8 million, there is an urgent need for innovative solutions. Obinna Iwuno, President of the Stakeholders in Blockchain Association of Nigeria (SiBAN), believes