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Using blockchain and Internet of Things technology, we tracked a shipment of almonds from regional Victoria all the way to Germany, with end-to-end visibility over the supply chain. The whereabouts of the transported goods could be checked via a web app at any time, resulting in smarter planning and potential cost savings throughout the supply chain.
New orders and output both increased at weaker rates on the back of softer demand, with export sales growth also slowing.
Business activity cooled amid reports of softer demand from both domestic and foreign clients. Confidence dipped to a 25-month low.
Blockchain’s potential to strip out cost, time, error and fraud, while increasing transparency, is leading some shipping companies to run trials with clients.
Learn where and why Australian grain farmers are investing in their operations.
Improved demand has prompted firms to raise employment and boost production.
Growth in business activity slowed despite stronger rises in sales and employment.
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