The scale of blockchain adoption in agriculture and food supply chains continues to expand dramatically, underscoring both the technology’s promise and practical demand. A key question for enterprises and investors is: what is the size of the Blockchain in Agriculture and Food Supply Chain Market, and how is it expected to change?

Per MRFR’s comprehensive analysis, this market was valued at 180.69 USD Billion in 2024, projected to reach 207.78 USD Billion in 2025, and is forecasted to grow to 839.99 USD Billion by 2035, at a CAGR of 14.99% during 2025–2035. These numbers highlight the vast potential of blockchain in transforming food systems at scale.

Several factors contribute to this large and growing market size. First, the rising consumer demand for traceability and food safety drives adoption across all stages of the supply chain. Every stakeholder—from smallholder farmers to large retail chains—sees value in transparent, immutable records that can verify quality, origin, and handling conditions.

Second, food wastage remains a major global challenge. Blockchain coupled with IoT can monitor perishable goods in real time, reducing spoilage and loss. By automating condition checks (like temperature) and triggering smart contracts for payments or inspections, the sector can save billions in lost goods, boosting the economic case for blockchain deployment.

Third, regulatory pressure and compliance requirements are encouraging companies to adopt blockchain. Governments and global food safety authorities are increasingly promoting traceability as a mandatory component for certain foods. Organizations that adopt blockchain benefit not only from operational efficiency but also from lower risks of recalls and non-compliance.

Finally, the ecosystem surrounding blockchain is maturing. Platforms are more scalable, cloud-based services make deployment easier, and consortium models enable collaboration across multiple supply chain players. This accelerates adoption and expands the market size significantly.

Overall, the Blockchain In Agriculture And Food Supply Chain Market size reflects the strong economic value of traceability, automation, and transparency in modern food systems.

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