IBM Blockchain Solution Helps Coffee Industry In Supply Chain Tracking
A group of global coffee companies is planning to use a blockchain-based solution developed by IBM to track coffee by the year 2020.
The companies are eyeing to use IBM Food Trust Platform with the help of a tech startup up that develops farm-to-client traceability tools, Farmer Connect.
Farmer Connect has previously worked with IBM to build the “Thank My Farmer App” which provides customers with detailed data about coffee products like the place of origin and prices.
The initial release of the application will be available to test users in select markets operated by the group of partners before the service is launched to the entire coffee community in 2020.
Participants in the initiative include Jacobs Douwe Egberts, Smucker’s, Colombian Coffee Growers Federation, ITOCHU Corporation, RGC Coffee, Beyers Koffie and Sucafina.
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