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Cargill's dry bulk business part of groundbreaking technology

A dry bulk cargo shipped by Cargill last week broke new ground in the sector, as the financial transaction was performed through blockchain technology. This marks the first kind of this transaction, according to bank HSBC, reports the Financial Times.

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