Blockchain Milk Traceability
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New Normal, Digital Transformation, Industry 4.0
Trust | Transparency | Traceability
Blockchain Milk Traceability

- Supply of inputs for dairying in fodder, animal feed plant, and veterinary aids (cattle and buffalos).
- Milk being taken out from the mulching animal daily by the dairy farmers (large, medium and small-scale farmers).
- Collection of Milk by collection centres (at various milk cooperatives societies).
- Milk collected by the cooperative societies are sent to the dairy plants where chilling of Milk, processing and packaging of Milk and its related product, is carried out.
- The transportation of chilled Milk and its related products from one place to another is done through refrigerated vans or insulated milk tankers vans of private, government and cooperatives societies.
- Final processed Milk and its related products are transported to various retail outlets, supermarkets, and retail hub markets, reaching their end customers.
Quality parameters of Milk (Compositional and Natural)
When we buy Milk, many quality parameters (in terms of consumer acceptance) come to our minds either directly or indirectly. For example, the property of Milk in terms of its composition, microbial load, freshness is a group of quality parameters. Another set of quality parameters may be the effect on the environment, ethics, ecology, etc. All these quality parameters affect our acceptability or otherwise for the Milk and its related products.
TRST01 platform
The blockchain-enabled traceability platform will help Agri value chains (including the dairy sector) trace food origin and chain of custody and monitor ethical and sustainable practices used in growing food, among others. The Blockchain-based end-to-end traceability platform is going to be the most critical technology to ensure food safety. This would provide food businesses, regulatory bodies and consumers all the information they need to ensure food safety (which augments the complete transformation of the food ecosystem). The inclusion of traceability in the purview of food production and distribution has proven beneficial for all stakeholders. Consumers are now free from the limited information provided by conventional labelling models and gain deeper insights about the product, such as production and handling methods, amongst others. The rise in the volume and quality of information has worked wondrously in promoting buyer trust and dependability.
TRST01 platform is also easily scalable to handle such volumes of data and transactions. By streaming the collated data to the hosted blockchain, the team could enable and provide processors, transporters and consumers with the necessary trace of their product. This allows a fairer and more transparent dairy value chain, directly aligned with the vision for an optimised dairy supply chain – spanning milk production, procurement and cold chain logistics resulting in more sustainable and efficient dairy industry.
Consumer Viewpoint
On being implemented, if one enters the supermarket and notices that some milk brands incorporate a QR code on their packaging. Curious about it, and upon scanning and reading through the phone, it redirects to a webpage where one can see all the information contained and recorded within the blockchain. All this, in its entirety, facilitates the buyers to get answers to questions that, as a conscious customer, might have a significant impact on the purchasing choices.
Conclusion
Convinced that the future of the agri-food industry is focused on total transparency from the field to the shelf, and Milk is a perishable product and without a long shelf life. There remain only two alternatives for this product: either consume or process it, OR it turns to waste. Therefore, TRST01 wants to be at the forefront of developing food quality and safety standards across the supply chain with the help of Blockchain technology, which certainly can transform the industrial landscape and provide more excellent value to the customers and consumers.
By Prateek Bebortha, TRST01
Reference
Why As A Consumer We Must Know About Food Traceability?.
https://www.cnbctv18.com/views/why-as-a-consumer-we-must-know-about-food-traceability-8723131.htm
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