
SeafoodChain pilot set to disrupt multibillion-dollar seafood industry
The pilot phase involves clients from three different phases of the seafood supply chain who will be tracking the lifecycle of halibut fish from farm to plate.
The pilot phase involves clients from three different phases of the seafood supply chain who will be tracking the lifecycle of halibut fish from farm to plate.
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Blockchain supply chain management firm UNISOT has launched SeafoodChain, its solution for the seafood industry.
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Australia’s Department of Industry, Innovation and Science has a keen interest in utilising blockchain technology for use cases like food origin and traceability.
The system will enable consumers to scan a QR code that is on the label, which, in turn, will tell them everything about the journey of the salmon “from egg to store.”
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