The potential of Blockchain in the supply chain was first discussed several years ago. We were immediately thrown into a cycle full of hope and excitement about what they could do, followed by a period of "trough of despair" where nothing happened as quickly as we wanted. However, this doesn't mean that consortia, startups, and enterprises haven't been working quietly to improve the technology and pushing for its application in ways we might not have anticipated. Blockchain can be used in many supply chain and authenticated provence cases. Let's just look at global shipping. Around 60,000 cargo vessels transport 90% of goods by sea. 24,000 containers are carried by each cargo vessel. It is easy to see why so many containers are lost at sea each year. What is lost? Everything, from the breakfast bananas and coffee you drank to the microchip inside the device you're reading this on. Blockchain can be used to track your cargo just like Amazon. You'll notice a serious problem in the global supply chain if you recently went shopping and found an empty shelf that normally stocks your favorite cereals or ice cream.

1. Can Blockchain Help Fix Supply Chain Problems In
2022?

2. Post Highlight
The potential of Blockchain in the supply chain was first discussed several years ago. We were
immediately thrown into a cycle full of hope and excitement about what they could do, followed
by a period of "trough of despair" where nothing happened as quickly as we wanted. However,
this doesn't mean that consortia, startups, and enterprises haven't been working quietly to
improve the technology and pushing for its application in ways we might not have anticipated.
Blockchain can be used in many supply chain and authenticated provence cases.
Let's just look at global shipping. Around 60,000 cargo vessels transport 90% of goods by sea.
24,000 containers are carried by each cargo vessel. It is easy to see why so many containers are
lost at sea each year. What is lost? Everything, from the breakfast bananas and coffee you drank
to the microchip inside the device you're reading this on. Blockchain can be used to track your
cargo just like Amazon.
You'll notice a serious problem in the global supply chain if you recently went shopping and
found an empty shelf that normally stocks your favorite cereals or ice cream.

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Global supply chains have always been complex and delicate. This has
been made more complicated recently by ongoing conflicts and
epidemics. Around 90% of the world's goods are shipped via sea using
approximately 60,000 cargo vessels, which include 24,000 containers.
It's easy to see why everything, from your coffee this morning to the
microchip in your smartwatch, can get lost or delayed.
Supply chains were in trouble before the COVID-19 outbreak.
Information technology was a key component of businesses' success in
facilitating global trade. Global supply chains became more efficient
thanks to IT investments in ERP systems and EDI exchanges. There is still
much to do, as can be seen by the modern consumer.
Adaptability & Agility in Supply Chain
You can find up to 80% of business information outside the company's
walls. There are many people trying to coordinate transactions using
different systems that don’t communicate well. This creates many
challenges because all of these parties need reliable, reliable, timely
information about any events that could impact their supply chains,
customers, or individual brands.
Modern supply chain IT solutions have an important role in ensuring
visibility and sustainability. Multi-level supplier adaption and supply
chain agility are becoming more important as multi-level supply
networks become more common. Companies will not be able to predict
and mitigate disruptions without this visibility.

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Next-Gen Blockchains
The next-generation blockchains, which combine blockchain technology
and cloud technology, are one way to address supply chain
coordination problems. Blockchain technology can be used by
businesses to track cargo. In the same way that Amazon customers
track orders and shipments, it can also be used by retailers like Amazon.
Blockchain technology's greatest value is its ability to allow parties to
quickly and securely share data in a decentralized manner.
A gourmet chocolate retailer needs to know the details of its product.
This includes when it will arrive and whether it was exposed at
temperatures above its melting point. It also needs to know if the cacao
beans were ethically sourced or sustainably farmed. This end-to-end
view can only be achieved by combining disparate data from different
parties, such as cacao bean farmers, warehouses, product
transporters, logistics, and retailers.
They Are Concerned With Compliance, Security, And Privacy
Distributed ledgers and next-generation blockchains provide out-of-the-
box solutions for data privacy. Data producers can easily decide who
can access their data, using simple permission mechanisms. There are
many people involved in the supply chain, so it is critical that
businesses can not only share their data, but also audit and enforce
who has access to their business data. These problems become more
urgent when antitrust and competition regulations are in effect.

5. Sustainability And Traceability In Materials
The UN Economic Commission for Europe and the UN Food and Agriculture Organization joined
forces to launch a cotton traceability program using the Ethereum blockchain. The project aims
to increase visibility and benefit small family farmers in Latin America.
Because cotton is notoriously difficult to trace back to its origin, this gives garment
manufacturers an opportunity to verify the sustainability of their supply chains as well as to
perform audits to support Fair Trade claims to consumers or governments.
Benefits
Future-generation blockchains also have other benefits that help supply chain monitoring:
Next-generation blockchains are often delivered in a software-as-a-service (SaaS) form,
eliminating the need to manually deploy, secure, maintain, and pay for infrastructure scaled to
peak capacity as a prerequisite. SaaS allows all parties to a value chain, regardless of their
location, to have the same trusted view and complete view. This is to ensure authenticity and
provenance.

6. Next-generation distributed ledgers and blockchains offer privacy solutions that are out-of-the-
box. Data producers can choose who can access their data, using simple permission
mechanisms. Businesses need to be able to not only share their data but also audit and enforce
who has access to their business data. These problems are made more severe when antitrust or
competition laws are in effect.
Next-generation blockchains will be energy- and cost-conscious. They avoid the environmental
impact of proofs-of-work systems and can benefit from multi-tenanted cloud architectures.
Adopters can also enjoy these cost and carbon footprint benefits.
Challenges That Must Be Resolved
Companies must have the ability to provide unprecedented supply chain information. This
includes real-time data about where goods are located, their status, and quality. It is also
necessary to understand how a particular goods production process works and what fulfillment
requirements it meets.

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