INS says seven of the top-20 fast-moving consumer goods companies in the world have shown significant interest in the platform; it cites Unilever and Mars as two examples. Beyond the top-20, the company has also gained a total of 500 manufacturers interested in listing or having signed memoranda of understanding expressing their strong commitment to the project once it goes fully operational, a company spokesperson told VentureBeat.
Can blockchain really replace supermarkets in the near future?
The possibility of this is just around the corner. Because software designers are the one going to make it happen. Businesmen or board of directors don't have the time to know its source. What matters to them is if it will make them more money and that is exactly the research in blockchain have been moving towards which in the next few years, we can see the deployment to the amazement of many who think its only about bitcoin or money.