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Digitalized Logistics Can Avert The Global Food Crisis

A Seamless & Smart Supply Chain

Dubai is the perfect example of governments turning to smart solutions to conduct business. With its digital economy and technological infrastructure having surpassed several countries, it is no surprise that Dubai holds a prominent stance among the smartest cities around the globe.

No sector today stands to tap the opportunity of turning disruption into an opportunity as much as logistics. I think there are pretty obvious opportunities for the young start-ups to look into this space, thanks to the $67bn industry claimed only in the GCC region, as we did by innovating the HashMove platform.

We are living in times when the food crisis is a concern for all countries. It might seem unbelievable, but the fact is that 45 per cent of all the fresh fruit and vegetables are wasted or lost every year.

Welcome to a future where the logistics sector doesn’t merely thrive; it soars to unprecedented heights.

"Adopt and Adapt", to the evolving winds of change before they sweep you away; transform with time or risk being carried off by the currents of innovation.

"Innovation is the art of crafting new solutions to the canvas of challenges, where creativity meets determination, and every problem becomes an opportunity for a brighter tomorrow." Since 2020, disruptions in the Suez Canal and response to uncertainties, the Northern Sea Route (NSR) through the Arctic is poised to be a transformative force, not only revolutionizing global trade but also heralding a new era in maritime commerce. This pathway is anticipated to be 10-12 days faster than the conventional routes via Singapore and the Suez Canal to the UK/Europe. The connections between North America and Europe with Japan are projected to take just over 22 days on average by 2030 or once the route gets fully operational.