Pacific Software, Inc. (OTC: PFSF)(“Pacific Software” or the “Company”), an emerging development technology corporation positioned for investments, mergers and acquisitions of software technologies and platforms, announced today it signed a letter of intent with Inovam Brasil, a leading nut exporter from the Brazilian State of Rondonia.
Pacific Software executed a letter of intent with Inovam Brasil to implement its Agri-Blockchain technology to augment their supply chain management processes, certification, traceability and verification of products. In addition, the Company will be developing an e-commerce platform that will facilitate Inovam Brasil’s global expansion through international distribution channels as well as implementing digital marketing campaigns to create brand admiration and awareness and increase global revenue generation.
Inovam Brasil is a leading exporter of certified organic Brazil nuts, Amazonian almonds, chestnuts, chestnut oil, peanuts, walnuts, pistachios, pumpkin seeds and fruit mix. The Brazil nut trees are known for their towering heights and are considered some of the richest plant resources containing the mineral selenium, a powerful antioxidant. Inovam Brasil is planning on expanding their global sales distribution once the e-commerce platform is operational.
“We are executing on our plan to become the dominant logistics and food industries blockchain solutions provider in Brazil by working with leading regional exporters,” commented Peter Pizzino, President of Pacific Software, Inc. “We are excited to work with Inovam Brasil and their fantastic leadership team to bring cutting-edge disruptive technology solutions to market.”
About Pacific Software
Pacific Software, Inc. (OTC: PFSF) is an emerging development technology corporation positioned for investments, mergers and acquisitions of software technologies and platforms. The Company is a designer, developer and commercial distributor of blockchain-based systems. The Company intends to be uniquely positioned to deliver B2B and B2C blockchain solutions by utilizing IBM’s Hyperledger Blockchain “Backend as a Service” (BaaS) Infrastructure for three key industries: Agriculture, to target farm-to-table beef exports; Cannabis, to improve Seed-to-Sale supply chain management and traceability; and Opioids/Controlled Substance Management, to create a verifiable and trusted ledger between pharmaceutical manufacturers and consumers. For additional information please visit www.pacificsoftwareinc.com.
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source:-globenewswire
