Zimbabwe rolls out blockchain-based carbon credit market system

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In other news, a new report by the Norwegian Seafood Council has revealed a spike in the demand for blockchain-based supply chains in the seafood industry.

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Furthermore, with its blockchain-based offering, IBM Food Trust and Provenance (NASDAQ: IBM) are recording impressive use cases by regulators and seafood suppliers in multiple jurisdictions.