Australian supermarket chain uses blockchain to trace food origins

By cineramaMarch 22, 2019Altcoins

blockchain food Australia’s largest independent grocery retailer will begin using blockchain technology to track meat from their supplier’s paddock to a customers plate.

Drakes Supermarkets and its meat supplier […]

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Australian supermarket chain uses blockchain to trace food origins

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