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Set your transparency strategy and start your new year off right with a workshop hosted by Provenance. Over the coming months, we’ll be hosting a series of workshops tailored around business who…
It’s easy to get caught up in the festive season, but looking beyond all of the pretty packaging and Christmas marketing, there is an opportunity to support businesses that are doing good…
Working with Unilever, Sainsbury’s and five other sponsors, Provenance is leading a group of fintech startups to create a system to link supply chain traceability to trade finance – rewarding transparent, accountable supply chains.
Victor Maia presenting Moon on the main stage. In early November, Provenance took part in the fourth edition of the annual Ethereum development Conference (Devcon3) in Cancùn, Mexico. Let’s reflect on a…
Only last week The Guardian exposed the vast scale of food hygiene and traceability fraud committed by one of the largest chicken suppliers. The conditions behind the chicken on sale at many…
The Provenance and Soil Association partnership and pilot on BBC London News, Fresh Produce Journal, and Sourced by Huffpost, among other notable titles!
After a successful project tracking alpaca from farm to end garment, A Transparent Company – working with Provenance technology – take part in the second edition of Fashion for Good in Amsterdam.
We’re now working with the ISEAL Innovations Fund to take part in Blockchain Revolution: a pilot project led by the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials.
Grass Roots Farmers’ Cooperative use Provenance to track products from farm to fork, giving shoppers more confidence in the origin and quality of the meat they buy.
From QR codes to 3D scanning, we explore different tagging methods for linking physical products with digital information.
“Most people don’t think about where the food they buy in supermarkets come from, and whether it’s ethically sourced. Provenance uses the blockchain — the technology underpinning bitcoin — to track the…
We’ve partnered with the the UK’s leading organic certification body to transform the organic mark from a static image to a fully-interactive symbol of trust.
With a shared mission for fair trading in supply chains, we’ve partnered with Fairfood to design the first-ever mechanism visualising proof of payment, data stored on the blockchain.
Whether online or in-store, how can shoppers trust and interact with certification marks? What are the technicalities behind using Provenance technology to digitise certification?
Provenance and Sourcemap link their platforms for supply chain transparency, enabling businesses to map their supply chain, gather data, and track verified claims with the movement of product.
Our work with Dutch NGO Fairfood brings greater transparency to the coconut industry by using blockchain to prove fair pay for farmers.
British tech startup Provenance, a digital platform enabling brands and retailers to bring integrity and transparency to their supply chains, has raised funding from strategic investors to revolutionise consumer trust. Following a…