Blockchain is becoming a blessing to many industries. The reason is that blockchain technology is the holy grail of informational efficiency, transforming many sectors and continually doing so. Recently, the food industry faced some fraud cases, making many people question the trust they have for the stakeholders. However, that will not be for long as HashCash enters the playing field.
As a result, California-based blockchain firm HashCash is taking the responsibility to change the food industry. In this regard, the firm plans to establish some degree of security and transparency in the industry. To this end, HashCash is working on incorporating blockchain technology to the sector. HashCash believes a lot of things will change when blockchain features become an integral part of the industry.
The company is looking to integrate blockchain features into the entire food supply chain – from farm to food shelves. The company intends to design a creative blockchain platform that will bring about instant solution industry, which is only possible with blockchain technology.
To achieve this, HashCash, as a blockchain service and product provider is looking to develop a common, secure, and transparent platform. In fact, the aim of developing the platform is to simplify food supply chain activities that seem complex. In the end, each step in the long supply chain should become traceable.
Indeed, blockchain technology is a boon to the suppliers and producers who play critical roles in the supply chain. When this platform is fully developed, tracking farm produce or processed food items becomes exceedingly easy. Take, for instance, the case of food contamination; this technology approach will eliminate money and time wasting on recalls. In addition, this process will help in tracking poisoned food and recalling it even before reaching consumers.
Without a doubt, food has been threatened in recent time. So, this process is capable of winning back the confidence of the people around the world, while at the same time companies become more efficient and reduce the cost of legal liabilities. As a decentralized ledger, blockchain offers real-time storage of food shipment from the point of production to the shelves of sellers.
Similarly, blockchain ensures that its supply chain is absolutely transparent, maintaining privacy and traceability of food items across the world.
Raj Chowdhury, the MD of HashCash, says that the company will work with industry key players to implement blockchain technology in the food supply chain. He noted that the technology offers a critical solution to the challenges facing the industry. He pointed out that the technology will bring about changes through standard improvement. The managing director noted that implementing the technology will enhance food quality and build consumer confidence.
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