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Global supply chains face unprecedented complexity. From ongoing geopolitical tensions and climate-related disruptions, to rising consumer demand for ethical sourcing and sustainability, businesses are under pressure to build supply chains that are more resilient, transparent, and accountable than ever before. The good news? Blockchain technology is already delivering solutions, helping organizations build more efficient, reliable, and sustainable supply chains across diverse industries

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Transparency

With supply chain data recorded on an immutable blockchain, consumers, regulators, and auditors gain real-time access to verified, tamper-proof information, from origin to final delivery.

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Sustainability

Through enhanced traceability, reduced waste, and verified carbon tracking, blockchain enables more sustainable supply chains and credible ESG reporting.

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Efficiency

Smart contracts automate key processes like payments, compliance checks, and shipment tracking, reducing delays, cutting costs, and minimizing human error across the supply chain.

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Coordination

A shared, distributed ledger enables seamless coordination among suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, and retailers, creating a single source of truth for all parties.

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Accountability

Immutable records ensure companies can be held accountable for their claims, strengthening trust in certifications like fair trade, organic, conflict-free, and sustainably sourced.

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Example Projects

Wholechain

Built on Algorand's carbon-neutral blockchain, Wholechain traces food from source to consumer, helping fight fraud, verify ethical sourcing, and support sustainable food producers.

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TextileGenesis

TextileGenesis tracks sustainable fibers from origin to finished garment using blockchain. Working with 350+ brands globally, it verifies sustainability claims and combats greenwashing.

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Everledger

Everledger leverages blockchain to bring transparency to global supply chains, helping manufacturers, retailers, and consumers trace the origin and lifecycle of diverse products like diamonds, art, and fashion.

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