India’s agricultural sector is grappling with several challenges that hinder efficiency and profitability for farmers. Traditional agricultural supply chains are complex and often inefficient, characterized by multiple intermediaries, inconsistent pricing, and logistical hurdles.

Farmers, particularly those with small holdings, often find themselves without direct access to markets and subject to fluctuating prices and market instability…. Blockchain technology offers a solution by improving transparency and reducing dependence on middlemen, thereby increasing farmers’ revenue and efficiency in the agri-food supply chain….

Blockchain technology has the potential to reshape India’s agri-food industry by addressing fundamental challenges in traceability, transparency, and supply chain efficiency. While there are barriers to widespread adoption, ongoing government support, and private-sector innovation signal a promising future. By integrating blockchain into agriculture, India can enhance food safety, improve profitability for farmers, and build consumer trust. As the country advances toward a more tech-driven agricultural system, blockchain stands out as a powerful tool for creating a resilient, transparent, and sustainable food supply chain.

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