IBM Food Trust

operates a blockchain-based food-traceability network adopted by major supermarkets and consumer-goods companies, cutting product trace time from days of manual phone-call and paperwork tracing to under two seconds in a major retailer deployment.

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United States
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Verifiable facts

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FundingThe network is a commercialized solution offered by IBM; specific venture-style funding rounds for IBM Food Trust itself are not publicly reported as it is a product within IBM.filecache.mediaroom.com · prnewswire.com
CapacityProduction capacity is defined by the network's scalability, with the system having tracked millions of individual food products and supported over 4 million transactions on the blockchain as of December 2018.computerworld.com · prnewswire.com
CertificationIBM Food Trust includes a certifications module that allows users to digitize, manage, and verify food provenance certificates, such as organic or fair trade.filecache.mediaroom.com · computerworld.com · prnewswire.com
Regulatory approvalIBM Food Trust provides solutions to help companies comply with regulatory requirements, specifically the FDA's FSMA 204 Food Traceability Rule.newsroom.ibm.com
Production siteIBM Food Trust operates as a cloud-based network on the IBM Cloud and is not associated with physical manufacturing production sites.computerworld.com · prnewswire.com
HeadcountIBM Food Trust is a product line within IBM; specific headcount dedicated solely to this service is not publicly reported.newsroom.ibm.com · www-api.ibm.com · ibm.com · sec.gov
RevenueRevenue data for IBM Food Trust specifically is not publicly disclosed, as IBM reports financial results by segments (Software, Consulting, Infrastructure, Financing).newsroom.ibm.com · www-api.ibm.com · ibm.com · sec.gov

Independent sources: computerworld.com · filecache.mediaroom.com · ibm.com · newsroom.ibm.com · prnewswire.com · sec.gov · www-api.ibm.com

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