For eaters who follow dietary standard frameworks – such as halal or kosher – where their food came from matters. But how do they ensure that the food did not break those standards between its origin and when it ended up on in a store?
Fluree, the Winston-Salem secure data management company, has partnered with Malaysian supply chain company Sinisana Technologies for a blockchain-based app that traces halal food from origin to grocery-store shelves.
Sinisana is now using Fluree technology in its blockchain product, called Intersect. With Fluree’s technology, Sinisana provides transparency throughout the lifecycle of halal food products to the company’s supply chain and logistics customers. Halal is a set of standards prescribed by Islamic law, including prescriptions for the humane treatment of animals while living on a farm.
The beef-traceability app is one of the first in Southeast Asia to be powered by blockchain technology.
In its first operational use, Intersect will monitor a...
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