Held at Searcys at the Gherkin in London, the invite-only affair sets itself apart from other events by offering a gastronomic experience paired with traceability—powered by blockchain technology, of course.
Addressing resource scarcity isn't the only thing blockchain could provide a solution for but also tackling food fraud, which affects approximately 10% of the global supply chain industry.
In his interview with CoinGeek Backstage, UNISOT founder and CEO Stephan Nilsson explains how they use blockchain and IPv6 to benefit the food industry, how IP-to-IP transactions work and more.
Latif Ladid talks to CoinGeek Backstage about a project close to his heart—food supply chain—and how blockchain could be a key to improving the sector and aiding countries in tackling food scarcity.
Automating the record-keeping across the food industry by using sensors, tags, and recorders to place entries onto the blockchain will be a game changer for the entire food industry.
Global IoT Summit saw Latif Ladid moderating a panel on blockchain and food supply, outlining the key problems it faces and how blockchain plays a major role in solving some of these issues.
