Traceability and transparency in food supply chains are becoming increasingly important for enterprises in the agrifood sector. Consumers and regulatory bodies alike are demanding stronger measures to ensure food safety and security. In this sense, blockchain technology has proven to be a powerful tool for improving traceability, however, its adoption is often hindered by a lack of digital skills within the workforce.
To address this challenge, the TRUSTFOOD Project, co-funded by the European Union under the Digital Europe initiative, provides specialised training designed for professionals and job seekers in the agrifood industry. Indeed, it offers cutting-edge training programs focused on blockchain technology and its holistic application to the food supply chain. The courses are practical, covering essential digital tools and techniques, and are tailored to different roles within SMEs, from managerial staff to employees. Job seekers also benefit from these programs, which enhance their employability in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
By participating, individuals and businesses gain the expertise needed to navigate the technological transformation reshaping agrifood systems. Moreover, the training program equips participants to meet growing demand for transparency and sustainability in the sector. Subscriptions are now open for job seekers and SME staff, providing a valuable opportunity to stay ahead in the fast-paced evolution of agrifood system.
Learn more about it here.
Source: INSME Secretariat
