Blockchain Modeling for Traceability Information System in Supply Chain of Coffee Agroindustry

Pradana, I Gusti Made Teddy; Djatna, Taufik; Hermadi, Irman

doi:10.1109/icacsis51025.2020.9263214

Cited by 17 publications

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“…Literature [13] explained how to use and apply blockchain to transport goods more accurately and transparently through the global supply chain through a practical case of applying blockchain to the whole process of egg production and distribution by a company in the Midwest of the United States. Literature [14] proposed a blockchain-based solution that utilizes smart contracts to monitor and manage all communications and transactions of stakeholders in the supply chain network for food safety. Reference [15] proposes a traceable restaurant prototype based on blockchain and product identifers to achieve more reliable food traceability.…”

Section: Research Status Of Food Traceabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-Based Secure Traceable Scheme for Food Supply Chain

Thangamayan

Pradhan

Loganathan

et al. 2023

Journal of Food Quality

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The typical food traceability system’s data layer is made up of relational databases managed by core businesses, which cannot ensure data security. It is inefficient and requires a lot of upkeep. The food supply chain has numerous actors, making it difficult for consumers to safeguard their rights when purchasing food with quality issues. Due to the numerous organizations involved in the food supply chain, food safety monitoring and traceability have become challenging. The supply chain’s major organizations have control and administrative authority over the data under the current food traceability system, which is overly centralized for traceability information. The safety and dependability of food may be ensured by using the food traceability system to track food information. We can witness a series of detailed insights into food from the manufacturing source to the consumption terminal. A blockchain-based food tracking system is created as a solution to these issues. On the Ethereum platform, the system was created. It was also employed in the blockchain system, in addition to its features of decentralization, tamper-proof, and traceability. To implement the data update service and the food recall function, introduce the Food and Drug Administration node. Consumers have the option to not only enquire about food traceability throughout the manufacturing process but also to file complaints regarding the traceability system’s rights protection.

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Section: Research Status Of Food Traceabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-Based Secure Traceable Scheme for Food Supply Chain

Thangamayan

Pradhan

Loganathan

et al. 2023

Journal of Food Quality

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“…Yes Ethereum Food Supply Chain Pradana et al [76] Features relief F algorithm was used to identify the most important coffee quality indicators needed for establishing the origin. Using BC-based smart contract architecture, a safe and unalterable way of storing distributed data was shown.…”

Section: Food Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain Technology for Secure Supply Chain Management: A Comprehensive Review

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Supply chain management (SCM) is a core corporate activity responsible for moving commodities and services from one point to another through various stakeholders. The traditional SCM is based on a centralized approach managed at the central headquarter, and all other sub-offices get instructions from the main office. Some major issues with present SCM systems are security, transactional transparency, traceability, stakeholder involvement, product counterfeiting, additional delays, fraud, and instabilities. Blockchain (BC) emerges as a technology that can manage the data and build trust efficiently and transparently. It can also aid in transaction authorization and verification in the supply chain or payments without a third party. To address the present SCM issues, BC technology is a feasible solution. Motivated by the aforementioned considerations, in this paper, we present a survey on the adoption of BC in SCM. This paper undertakes a comprehensive analysis of the literature on BC characteristics, implementations, and business consequences in various SCM. This Blockchain-centered study, in particular, discloses the research state and delineates future research directions by studying and analyzing 97 up-to-date publications highlighting BC's supply chain uses. Transparency and traceability, information sharing, product anticounterfeiting, and building trust are the major aspects propelling BC's implementation in SCM. Further, we analyzed various applications of SCM in which BC can be used as a probable technology to secure all transactions. Then, we have highlighted open issues and research challenges for adopting BC technology in SCM that open the doors for beginners eager to start work in this amazing area.

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“…As blockchain is seen as a promising technology for solving several problems of traceability systems, it has been adopted for coffee traceability. Pradana et al [36], for instance, analyzed system requirements and proposed blockchain modeling for the coffee traceability information system. Miatton and Amado [34] adopted blockchain in the coffee value chain to make it effective, transparent, and capable of producing win-win business solutions.…”

Section: Coffee Traceabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-Based Traceability System From the Users’ Perspective: A Case Study of Thai Coffee Supply Chain

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We explored the use of blockchain technology for traceability to improve the safety and value of food, focusing on the coffee supply chain as a case study. The main goal was to evaluate the feasibility in terms of design, perceived benefits, and challenges of applying blockchain and traceability from the users' perspective. We implemented a prototype using a user-centered iterative interface design. Then we used the prototype to answer our research questions in mixed-method research, including in-depth interviews (10 participants) and a survey (350 participants) with stakeholders in the coffee supply chain in Thailand. The results showed that timeline-based design was preferred over map-based or text-based design for the visualization of traceability information and that blockchain was a promising technology, as 67% of the survey participants saw a positive influence of blockchain on the adoption of applications. The most notable benefits were origin checking and increasing product trustworthiness. The most notable challenges were inaccurate or incomplete information and the disclosure of trade secrets. More work is required to address the challenges for everyone in the supply chain ecosystem to adopt the proposed traceability system, including (1) providing trustworthiness and completeness of information by cross-checking with third parties or other users, (2) protecting sensitive information by aligning users' interests or allowing control of information disclosure, and (3) educating and giving producers the motivation for the difficulty and the extra work.

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Blockchain Modeling for Traceability Information System in Supply Chain of Coffee Agroindustry

Cited by 17 publications

References 17 publications

Blockchain-Based Secure Traceable Scheme for Food Supply Chain

Blockchain-Based Secure Traceable Scheme for Food Supply Chain

Blockchain Technology for Secure Supply Chain Management: A Comprehensive Review

Blockchain-Based Traceability System From the Users’ Perspective: A Case Study of Thai Coffee Supply Chain

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