Blockchain - Adoption in Agri-Food Industry
After proving its mettle in the cryptocurrency world, Blockchain (BC), a distributed open ledger technology, has started disrupting other industries such as healthcare, automotive, BFSI, transportation, etc. In the agri-food industry, where the supply chain is a vital part of the industry, BC-based solutions facilitate trust and acceptability.
The outbreak of food-borne illnesses, food frauds and mishandling of produce, has only added to the need for developing track and trace solutions, available with a BC-enabled solution.
Over the years, BC technology has grown and has had a positive influence on the agri-food industry. This trend can only be expected to strengthen over time.
BC solutions for the agri-food industry range from managing food wastes to cost reduction. It has also addressed solutions for crop insurance, fair-trade practices, and established a direct contact between consumers and producers.
This report includes a comprehensive analysis of the adoption of BC technology in the agri-food industry, and highlights the major trends and opportunities across the ecosystem.
Blockchain Impact and Adoption Trend Analysis
This section of the report identifies the segments of the agri-food industry from the perspective of BC technology. This includes a summary of the structure and ecosystem, foundational elements, types of BC and their uses, and a detailed analysis of the impact of this technology on the agri-food industry as a whole.
The section also provides a detailed analysis of the various use cases and applications of BC in agri-food, its benefits, implementation challenges, and the expected timeline for its adoption in agri-food. Moreover, it highlights the future business models and opportunities that are anticipated to arise from the adoption of BC.
Competitive Analysis
This section lists the top startups and technology companies that are making their mark in the industry. Some of the top companies that are focused on agri-food services through BC-enabled agri-food solutions – track and trace, commodity trading and marketplace, asset management, insurance management, etc. – have been profiled in detail. The section also addresses and provides answers to questions pertaining to product offerings and technologies, key developments, funding activities, and an outlook that will define the future of BC in the agri-food industry.
Some of the top technology companies included and profiled in the report are IBM, SAP, Microsoft, Accenture, and AWS. Some of the startups profiled include AgriDigital, WorldCover, Foodlogiq, Indigo Agriculture, and Provenance.
The outbreak of food-borne illnesses, food frauds and mishandling of produce, has only added to the need for developing track and trace solutions, available with a BC-enabled solution.
Over the years, BC technology has grown and has had a positive influence on the agri-food industry. This trend can only be expected to strengthen over time.
BC solutions for the agri-food industry range from managing food wastes to cost reduction. It has also addressed solutions for crop insurance, fair-trade practices, and established a direct contact between consumers and producers.
This report includes a comprehensive analysis of the adoption of BC technology in the agri-food industry, and highlights the major trends and opportunities across the ecosystem.
Blockchain Impact and Adoption Trend Analysis
This section of the report identifies the segments of the agri-food industry from the perspective of BC technology. This includes a summary of the structure and ecosystem, foundational elements, types of BC and their uses, and a detailed analysis of the impact of this technology on the agri-food industry as a whole.
The section also provides a detailed analysis of the various use cases and applications of BC in agri-food, its benefits, implementation challenges, and the expected timeline for its adoption in agri-food. Moreover, it highlights the future business models and opportunities that are anticipated to arise from the adoption of BC.
Competitive Analysis
This section lists the top startups and technology companies that are making their mark in the industry. Some of the top companies that are focused on agri-food services through BC-enabled agri-food solutions – track and trace, commodity trading and marketplace, asset management, insurance management, etc. – have been profiled in detail. The section also addresses and provides answers to questions pertaining to product offerings and technologies, key developments, funding activities, and an outlook that will define the future of BC in the agri-food industry.
Some of the top technology companies included and profiled in the report are IBM, SAP, Microsoft, Accenture, and AWS. Some of the startups profiled include AgriDigital, WorldCover, Foodlogiq, Indigo Agriculture, and Provenance.
1. AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY – AN OVERVIEW
1.1. Food & Agriculture - Global Growth
1.2. Agri-Food Industry - Agri-Food Segment Analysis
1.3. Agri-Food Industry - Value Chain Analysis
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. Blockchain (BC) and how it works
2.1.1. Agri-Food Industry - Adoption
2.1.2. Agri-Food Industry - Impact
3. BC IMPACT
3.1. Stimulating the Agri-Food Industry - Building the 'Blocks' with BC
3.2. How BC will Transform the Agri-Food Industry?
4. BC-AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY: KEY ENABLERS AND CHALLENGES
4.1. Challenges: BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
4.2. Enablers BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
4.2.1. Supply side (Government Traction and Regulatory Push for Food Safety and Transparency)
4.2.2. Supply side (Innovation and Differentiation (Track & Traceability))
4.2.3. Supply side (Rising Uncertainty)
4.2.4. Demand Side (Changing Consumer Preferences)
4.2.5. Demand Side (Digitization and IT Penetration)
5. ADOPTION OF BC IN AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY
5.1. BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Analysis
5.2. BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Key Stakeholders
5.3. BC Global Use Cases
5.4. BC-enabled Agri-Food - Adoption across Value Chain
5.5. How is BC being Accepted in the Industry?
5.5.1. Overview of Business Models and Ecosystems that are Emerging
5.5.1.1. Agriculture/Primary Producer
5.5.1.2. Manufacturing/Processing
5.5.1.3. Traders/Distributor/Retailers
5.6. BC Impact: Agri-Food Industry Segment-wise (Technology Adoption Roadmap & Projections)
6. AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY - FRONT RUNNERS’ STRATEGY
6.1. How the Industry Is Adopting BC through Front Runners?
6.2. Phase-wise BC Adoption in the Agri-Food Industry
6.3. Front Runner’s Success Story
7. STARTUPS STORY – REGIONAL ADOPTION & INVESTMENT SCENARIO
7.1. Startups to Write Regional Stories in BC Adoption
7.2. How BC Startups are Venturing into the Industry?
7.2.1. Startups Investment Routes: ICO
7.2.2. Startups Investment Routes: Non-ICO
8. START-UPS’ ECOSYSTEM
8.1. BC start-ups expected to disrupt Agri-Food industry
8.2. Agridigital
8.3. FoodLogiQ
8.4. Indigo Agriculture
8.5. Provenance
8.6. Viant
8.7. TE-Food
8.8. Ripe.io
8.9. Bext360
8.10. WorldCover
8.11. Sofocle Technologies
8.12. ChainTrade
8.13. BlockSyte
8.14. Komgo
8.15. Ambrosus
8.16. Etherisc
8.17. OriginTrail
9. KEY INNOVATORS
9.1. IBM
9.2. AWS
9.3. SAP
9.4. Microsoft
9.5. Accenture
9.6. Intel
9.7. Alibaba
10. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE ROADMAP
10.1. Conclusion: An Overview of Current Scenario
10.2. BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC Stake Holder Value Creation
10.3. BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC Stake Holder Value Creation - Stakeholder empowerment & industry consolidation
10.4. IP Approach
11. APPENDIX
1.1. Food & Agriculture - Global Growth
1.2. Agri-Food Industry - Agri-Food Segment Analysis
1.3. Agri-Food Industry - Value Chain Analysis
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. Blockchain (BC) and how it works
2.1.1. Agri-Food Industry - Adoption
2.1.2. Agri-Food Industry - Impact
3. BC IMPACT
3.1. Stimulating the Agri-Food Industry - Building the 'Blocks' with BC
3.2. How BC will Transform the Agri-Food Industry?
4. BC-AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY: KEY ENABLERS AND CHALLENGES
4.1. Challenges: BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
4.2. Enablers BC-enabled Agri-Food Industry
4.2.1. Supply side (Government Traction and Regulatory Push for Food Safety and Transparency)
4.2.2. Supply side (Innovation and Differentiation (Track & Traceability))
4.2.3. Supply side (Rising Uncertainty)
4.2.4. Demand Side (Changing Consumer Preferences)
4.2.5. Demand Side (Digitization and IT Penetration)
5. ADOPTION OF BC IN AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY
5.1. BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Analysis
5.2. BC-enabled Agri-Food: Value Chain Key Stakeholders
5.3. BC Global Use Cases
5.4. BC-enabled Agri-Food - Adoption across Value Chain
5.5. How is BC being Accepted in the Industry?
5.5.1. Overview of Business Models and Ecosystems that are Emerging
5.5.1.1. Agriculture/Primary Producer
5.5.1.2. Manufacturing/Processing
5.5.1.3. Traders/Distributor/Retailers
5.6. BC Impact: Agri-Food Industry Segment-wise (Technology Adoption Roadmap & Projections)
6. AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY - FRONT RUNNERS’ STRATEGY
6.1. How the Industry Is Adopting BC through Front Runners?
6.2. Phase-wise BC Adoption in the Agri-Food Industry
6.3. Front Runner’s Success Story
7. STARTUPS STORY – REGIONAL ADOPTION & INVESTMENT SCENARIO
7.1. Startups to Write Regional Stories in BC Adoption
7.2. How BC Startups are Venturing into the Industry?
7.2.1. Startups Investment Routes: ICO
7.2.2. Startups Investment Routes: Non-ICO
8. START-UPS’ ECOSYSTEM
8.1. BC start-ups expected to disrupt Agri-Food industry
8.2. Agridigital
8.3. FoodLogiQ
8.4. Indigo Agriculture
8.5. Provenance
8.6. Viant
8.7. TE-Food
8.8. Ripe.io
8.9. Bext360
8.10. WorldCover
8.11. Sofocle Technologies
8.12. ChainTrade
8.13. BlockSyte
8.14. Komgo
8.15. Ambrosus
8.16. Etherisc
8.17. OriginTrail
9. KEY INNOVATORS
9.1. IBM
9.2. AWS
9.3. SAP
9.4. Microsoft
9.5. Accenture
9.6. Intel
9.7. Alibaba
10. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE ROADMAP
10.1. Conclusion: An Overview of Current Scenario
10.2. BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC Stake Holder Value Creation
10.3. BC-enabled Agri-Food - The future lies here: BC Stake Holder Value Creation - Stakeholder empowerment & industry consolidation
10.4. IP Approach
11. APPENDIX
