It’s Possible to Trace Where Your Coffee Came From Thanks to Blockchain Tech

in ftin •  5 years ago 

Topic: Blockchain

Title: It’s Possible to Trace Where Your Coffee Came From Thanks to Blockchain Tech

What: Thank My Farmer is an app that uses an IBM blockchain platform to enable transparency along the coffee supply chain for the benefit of the consumer.
Why/How: Farmer Connect has done this with the partnership of several coffee distributors in the value-addition/supply/distributor chain.
More ...: This will eliminate the fragmented nature of the supply chain while tracking coffee from the farmer to the consumer.

Sources:

• https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/06/ibm-taps-blockchain-to-make-coffee-sourcing-traceable/
• https://www.cips.org/en/supply-management/news/2020/january/blockchain-app-connects-coffee-drinkers-with-farmers/
• https://youtu.be/8WWUq8ojSPU

Existing info:

• https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/solutions/food-trust              https://www.thankmyfarmer.com

Methodology: Online research and use of a tumbled pyramid the article

Wordcount: 200-300

Qualification statement: This is an exciting development that fans of coffee would appreciate.

Time: 24 hours

Budget: 200TECH

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Wow! This is amazing!
I am so happy to have found your post because I am working on projects involved in coffee in Honduras. The traceability of the sourcing is a huge step in bridging the knowledge gap that exists in the coffee industry. Farmers really are paid the lowest portion of the profits from the entire supply chain.
This is a project I will definitely keep an eye on.

Glad you found it informative,most farmers in East Africa can also relate. Some in the Kenyan highlands are shifting to other profitable ventures or real estate.

https://sbs.strathmore.edu/blog/2014/02/17/storm-kenyan-coffee-industry/