The Cardano Foundation is teaming up with Georgia’s National Wine Agency and other partners to use blockchain technology in an effort to track the quality and authenticity of wine produced by the eastern European country.
The partnership, which also includes the Bolnisi Winemakers Association and Scantrust, intends to use the Cardano (ADA) blockchain to bolster Georgia’s global wine production reputation.
According to the Cardano Foundation, a pilot program that targets both export and local markets will be launched in Georgia’s Bolnisi region. The program will include as many as 100,000 bottles of wine that will have a special label with a QR code which will enable consumers to scan and verify the authenticity of the product.
Says Mel McCann, Cardano Foundation’s vice president of engineering,
“The Cardano Foundation prides itself on technical integration initiatives that foster the development of solutions for companies and systems of all kinds. This collaboration will develop a...
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