Demands for better food chain transparency triggered by the coronavirus are being seen as an opportunity for two providers of blockchain supply chain management solutions targeting seafood clients in China and globally.
The food value chain is worth $8.1 trillion and employs hundreds of millions of people. However, it continues to suffer from food safety issues.
UNISOT founder Stephan Nilsson told CoinGeek the pilot has been quite a success so far, with the company developing two apps—one for commercial use and the other for retail use.
The development of SeafoodChain reached a significant milestone today; the product is now officially
ARYZE spoke with Stephan Nilsson, founder and CEO of UNISOT. He shared
Orsi Parkanyi from Oslo Blockchain Cluster is talking with Stephan Nilsson, Co-Founder
Sustainability and traceability of product are key to the seafood sector. Now, seafood products and their history can be stored on the immutable blockchain.
The seafood industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the global
Speaking at CoinGeek London, CEO Stephan Nilsson said it will cover the entire journey “from sea to plate,” managing what he called “one of the most important and fastest-growing industries in the world.”
The fish farming industry is one of the fastest growing industries in Norway, and is stated to be the “new oil” and one of the most important industries for the future.
