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BLOCKCHAIN
Adoption in Agri-Food
Industry
May 2019
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Executive
Summary
Adoption of BC in
Agri-Food Industry
How BC will Transform
Agri-Food Industry
Key Enablers & Challenges
• Agri-Food industry is changing around the globe
and has witnessed significant changes with the
aid of regulations, laws, demand, technology,
etc. to enhance food safety and encourage food
trade. However, despite these changes, ……………
………. remains a major concern across the globe.
• Beyond the basic blockchain concepts
developments ……………………..
• Advancement of BC over these years,
encouraged enterprises to look for solutions in
this sector. UK’s FSA, XXXX’s XXXX and XX’ XXXX
have begun or have raised the pitch for using BC
technology in the Agri-Food industry.
• BC technology has proliferated and positively
impacted the Agri-Food industry and is expected
to grow in influence. BC solutions for the Agri-
Food Industry range from ……… to …….
reduction.
• BC has infiltrated the Agri-Food and has led to
the overhaul of different challenges
handicapping the industry. These challenges
include food fraud, ………………...
• Agri-Food companies have already initiated the
use of blockchain to …………………………………….
These companies have even started to rely on
these platforms to investigate the origin of
contamination, certify organic provenance of
products, increase shelf life and lessen spoilage
loss.
• The industry faces challenges such as
…………..................................
• The key enablers driving the upward trajectory
in growth of this space include strong
government initiatives for food safety and
transparency, ………………………………………………...
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Venturing of BC in
the Agri-Food Industry
Front Runners
Strategy
Key Segment/Region/Player
• Enterprise firms have paved the way for BC
solutions in supply chain management to
……………………. throughout the supply chain and
find a measure to ……………………………...
• The solutions have demonstrated permissioned
access to the supply chain’s participants existing
systems and how to leverage IoT/XX/XX
capabilities to develop BC enriched solutions for
…………………………….
• BC thus enables producers (farmers, fishermen,
etc.) to create their digital identity on the BC
network, which could be further used for easing
processes such as payments or record keeping
and other transactions. It enables producers to
obtain a fair price for their produce while
……………………………………..
• The early challenges including the lack of
technology maturity, insufficient skill sets,
regulatory constraints, uncertain return on
investments, etc., have restricted participation
in ongoing BC developments. However, eying
the untapped opportunities, many players have
started taking an active role in strategic
alliances, pilot project runs, and live projects.
• Majority of BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry pilot
projects are targeting ……………………...
• Most notable global startups have entered or
plan to enter the BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
through pilot projects to offer disruptive
solutions to all stakeholders while also building a
strong ecosystem simultaneously.
• The most prominent focus areas include track
and trace (………………………….) across the supply
chain and logistics and, BC-compatible
marketplaces. There is expected to be
significant development centered on XX, XX that
offer ease of access, universal identities to
producers and increase participation of
consumers and each entity in between.
• XXXXX and XX lead the way with use cases
permeating across industry and also because
major downstream players with potential to
effect the BC landscape are based here.
• Etherisc, XXXXX and XXXX are notable,
innovative and promising start-ups attempting
to bridge XXXX and XXXX, XXXX, XXXXX
respectively
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Summary
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BLOCKCHAIN – ADOPTION IN AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY 4
Chapter 1:
Agri-Food Industry – An Overview
• Food & Agriculture - Global Growth
• Agri-Food Industry - Agri-Food Segment Analysis
• Agri-Food Industry - Value Chain Analysis
Chapter 2:
Introduction
• Blockchain (BC) and how it works: Agri-Food Industry
- Adoption
• Blockchain (BC) and how it works: Agri-Food Industry
- Impact
Chapter 3:
BC Impact
• Stimulating the Agri-Food Industry - Building the
'Blocks' with BC
• How BC will Transform the Agri-Food Industry?
Chapter 4:
BC-Agri-Food Industry: Key enablers and challenges
• Challenges: BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
• Enablers: BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
– Supply side (Government Traction and Regulatory
Push for Food Safety and Transparency)
– Supply side (Innovation and Differentiation - Track
& Traceability)
– Supply side (Rising Uncertainty)
– Demand Side (Changing Consumer Preferences)
– Demand Side (Digitization and IT Penetration)
Chapter 5:
Adoption of BC in Agri-Food industry
• BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Analysis
• BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Key Stakeholders
• BC Use Case: Use Case & Open Cloud Models, Global
Use Cases
• BC-enabled Agri-Food - Adoption across Value Chain
• How is BC being Accepted in the Industry?
– Overview of Business Models and Ecosystems that
are Emerging
– Agriculture/Primary Producer
– Manufacturing/Processing
– Traders/Distributor/Retailers
• BC Impact: Agri-Food Industry Segment-wise
(Technology Adoption Roadmap & Projections)
Chapter 6:
Agri-Food industry - Front runners’ strategy
• How the Industry Is Adopting BC through Front
Runners?
• Phase-wise BC Adoption in the Agri-Food Industry
• Front Runner’s Success Story
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Chapter 7:
Startups Story – Regional Adoption & Investment
Scenario
• Startups to Write Regional Stories in BC Adoption
• How BC Startups are Venturing into the Industry?
– Startups Investment Routes: ICO
– Startups Investment Routes: Non-ICO
Chapter 8:
Start-ups’ ecosystem
• BC start-ups expected to
disrupt Agri-Food
industry
• Agridigital
• FoodLogiQ
• Indigo Agriculture
• Provenance
• Viant
• TE-Food
• Ripe.io
• Bext360
• WorldCover
• Sofocle Technologies
• ChainTrade
• BlockSyte
• Komgo
• Ambrosus
• Etherisc
• OriginTrail
Chapter 9:
Key Innovators
• IBM
• AWS
• SAP
• Microsoft
• Accenture
• Intel
• Alibaba
Chapter 10:
Conclusion and Future Roadmap
• Conclusion: An Overview of Current Scenario
• BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC
Stake Holder Value Creation
• BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC
Stake Holder Value Creation - Stakeholder
empowerment & industry consolidation
• IP Approach
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Blockchain
Introduction
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BC and How it Works?
Agri-Food Industry - Adoption
Beyond the basic blockchain concepts, the following developments have aided the adoption of the
technology in the Agri-Food Industry
Smart Contracts
• Beyond the capabilities of the Bitcoin
network, the rise of complete BC networks
has impacted the adoption of BC in various
industries including Agri-Food.
• Smart contracts have opened numerous
possibilities and applications related to XX, XX,
XX, and others that have prioritized inclusive
technology development of the Agri-Food
value chain.
• This is expected to have a positive impact on
farmers, XXXXX, XXXX, XXXXXX, and XXXXX
among others.
dApps
• Ability to embed value added data from
XXXXX, mobile or other sources has been
accelerated by the dApps feature of cutting-
edge BC tech in the Agri-Food Industry.
• dApps provide the structure for the
implementation of BC-based solutions, and
are a boon for various stakeholders from the
Agri-Food industry including farmers, XXXXX
and XXXXX, and those involved with XXXXX
and XXXXX (primary actors) among others.
• dApps have helped accelerated the adoption
of BC technology at each level of the value
chain including growers, XXXXX, XXXXX,
XXXXX, and even XXXXX.
Protocols &
Platforms
• The ability to create innovative business
models that are XXXXX based or otherwise
has led to a higher adoption of the BC
technology especially among the XXXXX
segments of the Agri-Food value chain. This
specifically highlights BC technology’s ability
to address untapped markets such as XXXXX,
farmer financing, etc.
• However, the impact of these on the
organized Agri-Food industry segments is also
commendable and led to process
improvements across the supply chain,
XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX, etc. to name a few.
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Blockchain
Impact
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After proving its mettle in the cryptocurrency world, Blockchain, a distributed
open ledger technology, has started disrupting other industries such as XX,
XX, XX, etc. Over the years, Blockchain has also proliferated and positively
impacted the Agri-Food industry and is expected to grow in influence. BC
solutions for the Agri-Food Industry range from XXXXX to XXXXX. This section
explains how blockchain is impacting and addressing different issues of the
Agri-Food Industry and its various segments.
In fact, Walmart, XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX and some others have already begun
to use blockchain to ……………………………………………………………………………………..
than ever possible before. Companies have even started to rely on these
platforms to …………………………………………………………... Although, other
software applications had dominated tracking of their food ………………….
Messages
Key
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Blockchain Impact “Stimulating the Agri-Food Industry - Building the 'Blocks' with BC”
Traditional method to
trace sourced food
6Days 18Hrs 26Mins
BC-enabled method to
trace sourced food
2.2
Seconds
• BC platforms aim to help companies and government officials track food frauds and also locate food originating farms in case of foodborne
illnesses. BC allows real time tracking of origin of a cause, and enables correction or prevention directly compared to just tracking of individual
databases of each stakeholder to generate insights and recommendations around efficiency, increase revenue or productivity, etc.
• BC will help companies and government officials to find XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX. In the case of a food recalls, operations can be
…………………... The track and trace feature and autonomy that BC provides ………………………………………………...
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Key Enablers &
Challenges
BC-Agri-Food Industry
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Challenges
BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
Does the BC Development Roadmap have the Necessary Solutions to Fuel it?
System Interoperability
The Agri-Food Industry faces
challenges in sharing, collecting,
and analysing information
• Enables authenticity (system authentication)
• Business beyond regulatory, economic
boundaries powered by decentralized
networks will eventually be interoperable
• Integration through APIs & Interoperability
Protocols under development address this
Data Standardization and
Harmonization
The Agri-food industry is highly
fragmented due to the large
number of stakeholders and
there is a need for organizing
data
• XX
How to establish trust in
trust-less system?
Data fraud and establishing
trust among stakeholders are
the major issue for the industry
• XX
Highly Complex Process
The process of implementation
of BC in Agri-Food industry is
highly complex due to the large
number of unorganized
stakeholders
• XX
Investment Trust
Lack of investor confidence due
to high risk in implementation,
infrastructure opacity, and
questionable long-term future
• XX
Challenges
Solutions
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Enablers BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
BC Venturing into
Agri-Food
Industry
Strong
Government
Initiatives for
Food Safety and
Transparency
Rising Vale
Chain
Uncertainty of
Revenue &
Businesses
Innovation and
Differentiation
(Track &
Traceability)
Digitization and
IT Penetration
Changing
Consumer
Preferences
BC-enabled
Agri-Food
Industry
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Enablers
BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
Supply Side
Government Traction and
Regulatory Push for Food Safety
and Transparency
The regional governments may not be keen on the adoption or promotion of cryptocurrencies such as
Bitcoin, but Blockchain is another story. Most notably, regulatory authorities and global agencies (e.g.,
“one step forward, one step back” EU regulation) across the board have started encouraging BC by
partnering with technology suppliers, XXXXXXXXX, or XXXXXXXXX. Most governments or agencies would
likely adopt BC for ensuring compliance, XXXXX, XXXXX, etc.
• In 2018, the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) successfully completed a BC-based a pilot project in a
cattle slaughterhouse to ensure compliance in the food sector. In the same year, Australian
government agency NTI partnership with BeefLedger on a pilot project to monitor the production of
Australian beef and its export to Shanghai, China………………..
• The Standards Agency GS1 aims to foster aspects such as governance, XXXXX and XXXXX by
recommending open EPICs standards in XXXXXXXXXX. The open CBV standards defined by ISO is also
recommended to structure data and avoid XXXXX and XXXXX.
The growing interest on BC technology for Agri-Food applications among government agencies/authorities
is not a passing trend. The adoption is expected to increase in the coming years and is likely to fuel the
…………………………………………………………….
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BC Adoption
Agri-Food Industry
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BC-enabled Agri-Food
Value Chain Analysis
BC Fabric
Providers (BC-FP)
Protocol
Providers (PP)
Blockchain-as-a-
Service (BaaS)
Software-as-a-
Service (SaaS)
Agri-Food
Stakeholders
(AFS)
Business Activity
• Code
• Development
Framework
• Primitives
• Storage
• Computing
• Networking
Business Activity
• Software Templates
and Building Blocks
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
Business Activity
• Software Development
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
Business Activity
• Architecture
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
Business Activity
• Business Rules and
Methods Definition
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
Possible Business Models
for BC-enabled Agri-Food
S. No. Target Business Model Value Chain Involvement
1 Flexible as per use case – Customized Product/Specific Product or Tools BC-FP + PP + BaaS + XXXX + XXX
2 Industry level products XX
3 Customized for Enterprise XX
4 Consortium or Industry Ecosystem XX
5 Set of apps for an Industry XX
6 Consumer apps for a specific Industry XX
7 Customized for Industry XX
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Agriculture
The BC technology adoption changes stakeholder’s role drastically to shift from reactive to proactive. Currently, they need to upload every activity, process on the
database, and include BC technology experts to provide seamless transactions across the value chain
The BC technology involves and connects all major stakeholders across the value chain. It helps to increase value
preposition of the products and services.
Process
Food Processing/
Manufacturing
Transportation
Traders/Distributors/
Retailers
Customers
Activity
• Upload data on raw
materials, fertilizers,
process on database
• Use RFID chips proving
XXXXX
• Track weather and
other important
elements
• Get information from
farmers and process
accordingly
• XXXXX
• Receive info. about
products (passbook)
• XXXXX
• Run ML forecasting
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
Stakeholders –
Impacted due
to BC
technology
• Farmers
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• Manufacturers
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• Logistics Providers
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• Traders
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
Adoption Stage High XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
Adoption across Value
Chain
• Scan QR code via app
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
• XXXXX
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Front Runner’s
Strategy
Agri-Food Industry
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How the Industry Is Adopting BC
through Front Runners?
Combining the Organized and Unorganized Bits of the Agri-Food Industry
Target of BC Solutions for the Unorganized Industry
• Promoting farmer equity (…………………………………)
• Supply chain integration (……………………………………)
• Addressing the XXXXX market needs of sectors like banking,
insurance, etc.
• Development of token economies, XXXXX and XXXXX for
………………………….
• Ecosystem creation for promoting use of …………….. infusing
multiple stakeholder participation
• Track and trace, ………….. & other needs of end
consumers/retailers etc. that are niche use cases
• Innovate by integrating emerging tech.- IoT, XXXXX, XXXXX,
etc.
Target of BC Solutions for the Organized Industry
• Consortium development
• Improving XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX and processes
• In-house process improvement or problem area
identification
• Ensuring competitiveness in industry & securing existing
business models or revenue
• Industry specific solutions that have huge opportunity like
XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX,, etc.
• Solutions or technology stack that will drive BC adoptionFront Runners
Running the show
BC Integration
Agri-Food Industry
How are Businesses Adopting BC Through Front Runners?
IT Players
Create consortium or join established network for
track & trace, supply chain apps, sustainability etc.
Startups
Collaborate or partner with XXXXX (for custom
sales) incase widespread XXXXX or XXXXX
Enterprises
Retailers, food processing players wanting to focus on
XXXXX or XXXXX may look for providers that integrate
these in products and services.
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Front Runner’s Success Story
Compatible with Produce Traceability
Initiative GS1 (128-PTI)
Solution-as-a-Service (BaaS)
Permissioned
Built on Hyperledger Fabric
Food Trust Platform Details
• Tracing module: Tracks food products
• Certification module: Verifies
provenance of products that are
certified (as non-GMO or organic)
• Data entry and access module:
Upload, manage and access data
IBM Food Trust Details
Trace time
~X.X sec
Live
since
XXXX
2018
>XXX,XXX
traces till
date
Benefits
• Increase supply chain efficiencies with real-
time shared and immutable digital ledger
• Decrease food fraud due to data sharing
• Reduce waste by identifying causes
• Build brand trust by warranting the quality
of food
• Ensure food freshness, sustainability and
safety due to data-visibility
Participants
Growers
Processors
Distributors
Retailers
Technology
Suppliers
Certification
Providers
Consumers
Transporters
TransportersTransportersTransporters
TransportersTransporters
• Dole Food – Connects audit data to BC
with Centricity as a grower partner.
• Golden state foods
• Emerson – incorporating
cold chain technology across transport
• Tyson Foods
• Dennick Fruit Source
• Nestle
• Unilever
• Smithfield
• Carrefour - tracks and traces chicken,
eggs and tomatoes from farm to store.
This technology allows Carrefour’s
alignment with its CSR – Act for Food.
• Albertsons Companies - tracks and
traces romaine lettuce
• Walmart
• Kroger
• Topco Associates
• Wakefern
• 3M – Connects food safety diagnostic
equipment to BC
• BeefChain
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Startups Story
Regional Adoption &
Investment Scenario
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Startups to Write Regional Stories in
BC Adoption
XXXX
Adoption Rate
XXXX
Adoption Rate
XXXX
Adoption Rate
North America
• Active BC Start-ups : XX
• Ongoing: Solutions in track and
trace across supply chain,
followed by trading and
commodity marketplace
• Start-up Funding: Mostly via the
XXXX route
• Maximum BC related initiatives
through investments, and start-
ups accelerating BC adoption
• Key Hotspot Areas: XX
• BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
Focus: XX, XX and XX
APAC
• Ongoing: Solutions in track and trace
across supply chain
• Start-up Funding: XX
• Maximum BC related initiatives
through investments, and start-ups
accelerating BC adoption
• Key Hotspot Areas: XX,XX
• BC-enabled Food Industry Focus: XX
Europe
• Ongoing: Solutions in track and trace
across supply chain, followed by
trading and solutions for
interoperability
• Start-up Funding: XXXX and XXXX
• Start-ups and usage by food industry
enterprises accelerating BC adoption
• Key Hotspot Areas: XX
• BC-enabled Food Industry Focus: XX
• BC start-ups across the world are focusing on providing solutions to developing or farming dominant
countries such as XXXXX. As a result, XXXXX shows good adoption rates in regions of XXXXX and XXXXX.
Similarly, XXXXX also uses a lot of BC solutions for…………………………….
• Many start-ups are also focusing on XXXXX and XXXXX for XXXXX.
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Startups
Ecosystem
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BC Startups to Disrupt Agri-Food
Industry
BC-enabled Food
Start-ups
Ecosystem
Crop Insurance
Commodity Trading
Marketplace
Track & Trace
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• The company has worked on a pilot project in collaboration with TraSeable Solutions, a Fijian ICT provider adept at BC implementations at the ground level. It has conducted a pilot project for WWF
for track and trace across tuna fish supply chain.
• Application programming interface (API) approach provides customization and integration to legacy ERP systems, which makes it a ready to deploy platform.
• The company plans to price the Viant (variable as per use case) and TraSeable (fixed cost) software platforms on a per month basis and has provided basic cost estimates for stakeholders that plan to
leverage their platform.
• The company has evidently not opted for the ICO route as they have defined specific applications such as in the food supply chain and also identified stakeholders that would invest in the launching
of such products.
• Viant is not specific to any industry and hence its Tracker component can be applied to provide asset tracking solutions in many industries such as healthcare, oil and gas, real estate, etc.
Major Insights
• Viant’s platform uses three main components:
• Modeler – It models a business process, asset attributes, and set permissions
• Smart Builder – It auto-generates the smart contract and user interface at the end application
• Tracker – It is used to track assets along the supply chain and move them at the desired location
• Viant uses RFID technologies to track commodities by its geo-location.
• It uses Proof of Authority (PoA) instead of other consensus mechanisms such as PoW to achieve greater
performance and energy efficiency.
• Viant uses InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) to store large data sets which are distributed technology for storing
files like documents and images.
• The company is also exploring fintech in supply chain, and has plans to incorporate technologies like Near Field
Communication(NFC) to gather more data and payments.
BC Solutions BC Backbone BC Type
Track and Trace Ethereum Public Platform
Technology Details
Lead Investors
XX
Funding Raised
XX
Funding Type
XX
Investment Details
GlaxoSmithKline
Microsoft
Traseable Solutions
World Wide Fund of Nature
Imaginea
Sea Quest Fiji Ltd
Clients/Partners
Viant is a Consensys-incubated company that has built an asset and domain agnostic BC-based supply chain
platform. It provides BC-based platform for tracking assets using real time data, modelling business processes
and building future supply chains.
Founded: 2017
Headquarter: New York, USA
Total Employees: 11 – 50
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Conclusion &
Future Roadmap
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Conclusion
High
Investment
New Business
Model
Role of
Consortium
• BC technology although is in infancy, the
possible use cases developed around the Agri-
Food industry has garnered significant attention.
A new generation of startups are out to leverage
BC in the Agri-Food industry and capture value
of all the stakeholders, attention of developers
and trying to …………………………………………...
• Startups that have projected the development
of protocols and platforms at best are yet to
…………………………………... However, startups that
have targeted development of specific
applications for farmer support, XXXX, XXXX and
XXXX are expected to hit success earlier. The
token economics of XXXX have not taken off or
shown sufficient …………………………...
• The players other than startups active in the
Agri-Food domain include Fabric Providers,
XXXXXX and XXXXXX, XXXX from the tradition IT-
industry as well as certain strong parties in the
value chain like retailers, XXXX or XXXX, XXXX,
XXXX, XXXX as well as XXXX. However, this
segment has depended
…………………………………………. that they are rather
successful at rather than startups that have
emerged.
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The Future Lies Here
BC Stake Holder Value Creation - Stakeholder empowerment & industry consolidation
Venturing Towards
Creating Value
for
Digital Inclusion
Stakeholder
Empowerment
BC-enabled
Agri-Food Industry
Provenance & Data Integrity
XXXXX
XXXXX XXXXX
XXXXX
Start-ups'
Protocol or
Platform
Solutions +
XXXX
Start-ups'
Solutions +
XXXX
Industry-
Specific
Consortiums +
XXXX
Food Supply
Chain + IT
Infrastructure
& Service
Providers
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