CNN: Recalls foul some SuperBowl LIII foods
Are your SuperBowl LIII snacks safe? Better double-belly-check!
Forbes: From farm to plate, blockchain dishes up simple food tracking
Financial Times: Blockchain may have started life as the technology underlying cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin but it is quietly starting to revolutionise a far more prosaic sector: the world of food and drink. MORE >>>
NewFood Magazine: How the blockchain can save our food
“It is becoming all too apparent that current food safety and quality management systems are simply not designed to detect, nor sophisticated enough to prevent fraud occurring in our food.”
AsiaTimes: Alibaba hopes blockchain is the cure for fake food
“If, for example, we imposed a seven-day prison sentence for every fake product sold, the world would look very different both in terms of intellectual property enforcement and food and drug safety…”
Digital Trends: Is there horse in your hamburger?
“The food we eat travels a long distance from farms and factories to our plates, and in many cases the person eating it has no idea what winding path it took, or even what is really in it. Food fraud, in which agents somewhere along the supply chain adulterate or misrepresent their product, is a shockingly common occurrence.” – Will Nicol, Digital Trends
