Developing Blockchain-Based System for Tracking The Origin of Chicken Products

Huynh, Thanh Son; Nguyen, Luong Anh Tuan

doi:10.35940/ijitee.i8660.0881019

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“…Kakkar et al [73] describe a blockchain application in a rice supply chain, with the aim of changing the way in which the food corporation in India manages the supply chain, as well as enabling significant wastage reduction. Furthermore, several studies present concepts and implementations of blockchain-based traceability systems regarding different agricultural products, such as chicken [69], bananas, fish and meat [51], maize [56], and pork [79].…”

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Blockchain in Agriculture Traceability Systems: A Review

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Food holds a major role in human beings’ lives and in human societies in general across the planet. The food and agriculture sector is considered to be a major employer at a worldwide level. The large number and heterogeneity of the stakeholders involved from different sectors, such as farmers, distributers, retailers, consumers, etc., renders the agricultural supply chain management as one of the most complex and challenging tasks. It is the same vast complexity of the agriproducts supply chain that limits the development of global and efficient transparency and traceability solutions. The present paper provides an overview of the application of blockchain technologies for enabling traceability in the agri-food domain. Initially, the paper presents definitions, levels of adoption, tools and advantages of traceability, accompanied with a brief overview of the functionality and advantages of blockchain technology. It then conducts an extensive literature review on the integration of blockchain into traceability systems. It proceeds with discussing relevant existing commercial applications, highlighting the relevant challenges and future prospects of the application of blockchain technologies in the agri-food supply chain.

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Blockchain in Agriculture Traceability Systems: A Review

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Survey on the Applications of Blockchain in Agriculture

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2022

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Dating back many millennia, agriculture is an ancient practice in the evolution of civilization. It was developed when humans thought about it and concluded that not everyone in the community was required to produce food. Instead, specialized labor, tools, and techniques could help people achieve surplus food for their community. Since then, agriculture has continuously evolved across the ages and has occupied a vital, synergistic position in the existence of humanity. The evolution of agriculture was based on a compulsion to feed the growing population, and, importantly, maintain the quality and traceability of food, prevent counterfeit products, and modernize and optimize yield. Recent trends and advancements in blockchain technology have some significant attributes that are ideal for agriculture. The invention and implementation of blockchain have caused a fair share of positive disruptions and evolutionary adoption in agriculture to modernize the domain. Blockchain has been adopted at various stages of the agriculture lifecycle for improved evolution. This work presents an intense survey of the literature on how blockchain has positively impacted and continues to influence various market verticals in agriculture, the challenges and the future.

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Enhancing Food Supply Chain Security through the Use of Blockchain and TinyML

Tsoukas

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Food safety is a fundamental right in modern societies. One of the most pressing problems nowadays is the provenance of food and food-related products that citizens consume, mainly due to several food scares and the globalization of food markets, which has resulted in food supply chains that extend beyond nations or even continent boundaries. Food supply networks are characterized by high complexity and a lack of openness. There is a critical requirement for applying novel techniques to verify and authenticate the origin, quality parameters, and transfer/storage details associated with food. This study portrays an end-to-end approach to enhance the security of the food supply chain and thus increase the trustfulness of the food industry. The system aims at increasing the transparency of food supply chain monitoring systems through securing all components that those consist of. A universal information monitoring scheme based on blockchain technology ensures the integrity of collected data, a self-sovereign identity approach for all supply chain actors ensures the minimization of single points of failure, and finally, a security mechanism, that is based on the use of TinyML’s nascent technology, is embedded in monitoring devices to mitigate a significant portion of malicious behavior from actors in the supply chain.

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Developing Blockchain-Based System for Tracking The Origin of Chicken Products

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Blockchain in Agriculture Traceability Systems: A Review

Blockchain in Agriculture Traceability Systems: A Review

Survey on the Applications of Blockchain in Agriculture

Enhancing Food Supply Chain Security through the Use of Blockchain and TinyML

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