Ugandan firm uses blockchain to trace coffee from farms to stores

By cineramaJanuary 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

KAMPALA (Reuters) – An Ugandan company has started using blockchain, the technology behind virtual currency Bitcoin, to certify shipments of coffee to try to meet growing demand from consumers […]

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