In a dynamic partnership with Amped/Local2Local, UNISOT is shaking up conventional supply chains by introducing a Reversed Marketplace solution - an innovative platform that connects consumers directly to local farmers and producers, thereby fostering sustainable Short Food Supply Chains.

Our partner, Local2Local, created a digital platform and marketplace that connects consumers with local food producers. It aims to support and promote sustainable and locally sourced products, fostering a stronger connection between consumers and the producers in their communities.

Extra Virgin Olive Oil is often inauthentic, according to the article on Well and Good. Not only that, those mislabeled oils can cause health issues due to the unhealthy seed oils or nut oils that are added and which some people are sensitive to. The fake oils make life harder for the honest people of those Olive Brands that put so much work and dedication into producing the real stuff!

How UNISOT's Blockchain-based Supply Chain Platform Supports the Electronic Trade Documents Bill. As globalization continues to shape our world, companies increasingly require sophisticated solutions to navigate the complexities of international trade. Enters UNISOT, a game-changing global Supply Chain Management Platform that utilizes the unrivaled power of public blockchain technology.

In this digital age, UNISOT, a leading technology company, is transforming the skin care industry through its cutting-edge solutions, offering unparalleled benefits to both manufacturers and consumers.

There’s been a huge shift in the way consumers demand transparency when it comes to ethical sourced and sustainable fashion. It’s fascinating to see that more people are paving the way to more openness and demanding more eco-friendly manufactured clothing. Fast and wasteful fashion is no more!

The biggest obstacle to blockchain-based improvements in the global supply chain isn’t technology, it’s getting companies to trust one another.

We are proud to have UNISOT ID (did:unisot) listed at the Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF).

With the advent of Internet, a need arose to identify entities online and while legal persons can have their information be made public, natural persons wish to maintain their privacy which is also guaranteed by law.