Service
Traceability and supply-chain technology
Buyers in Europe and the Gulf increasingly ask where a batch came from and how it was grown. I map your value chain, choose the right level of technology, and get farmers and staff using it.
Exporters, cooperatives and processors who need to prove where produce came from.
What you get
Deliverables
- Value-chain mapping
- System selection and rollout
- Farmer onboarding
- Grant-partner compliance
How it works
Four steps, in this order.
- 01
Map the chain
Every hand-off from farm to buyer, and the records that exist at each one.
- 02
Choose the system
From structured farm records to blockchain batch histories; only as much as buyers require.
- 03
Roll out
Farmer and staff onboarding, field data collection, and integration with your ERP.
- 04
Prove it
Batch reports buyers, certifiers and grant partners can check.
Questions
What people ask
Do I need blockchain for traceability?
Not always. Many buyers are satisfied with good batch records. Blockchain helps when several companies share one record and nobody wants a single party to control it.
Related
Often combined with
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- ServiceIrrigation and water managementFarms in arid and semi-arid zones, from the Sahel to the Gulf.Read more
- ServiceRegenerative farming and carbon projectsLandowners and developers moving to regenerative systems or carbon credits.Read more