A Trusted Blockchain-Based Traceability System for Fruit and Vegetable Agricultural Products

Yang, Xinting; Li, Mengqi; Yu, Huajing; Wang, Mingting; Xu, Daming; Sun, Cheng

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3062845

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“…However, on the one hand, BigchainDB is still exposed to the deficiency of RFID, and, on the other hand, it is not ideal for file storage, but for the structural data. Yang et al [7] used Hyperledger as the traceability chain to store information in the local database, which is useful in solving the problem of blockchain deficiency in massive data storage. However, it is disadvantageous in high cost, slow data transition rate, low security, etc., in comparison with data storage by IPFS.…”

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“…(1) Expandability. One of the main characteristics distinguishing Hyperledger Fabric from other blockchain technologies such as ETH is its modularity, which provides an architectural structure of modularity and expandability applicable in various environments, making it more adaptable to the functional expansion of IPFS [33] en, we compare the traceability plan designed here with other plans, and the results are shown in Table 3 [7].…”

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“…Contract function description. Regulatory agencies call node_record (ID pro , ID own , Pro_Lot, Time)//It can only be called by regulatory agencies to record the owner of the commodity batch at that time(6) return "successful registration" then(7) Goods owner invokes release_pro (ID pro , Pro_Lot, P typ , P quan )// e goods are successfully registered by the owner, Later, the information of this batch of goods can be released for buyers to choose. Users send ID user , V IDuser , User_address and PK user to regulatory agencies (2) Regulatory agencies verify users' identity information (3) if the verification is successful then (4) Regulatory agencies call node_register (User_address, PK user )//Only the regulatory agencies can call, register the user with successful verification, and send the relationship of User_address and PK user into address_pk.…”

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A Research on Traceability Technology of Agricultural Products Supply Chain Based on Blockchain and IPFS

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Zeng

Jin

et al. 2021

Security and Communication Networks

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Blockchain technology, the fundamental technology of Bitcoin, is featured with high transparency, decentralization, traceability, tamperproof nature, and anonymousness. In this thesis, a case study of the traceability of agricultural products is to explain a traceability solution of agricultural products supply chain based on blockchain and IPFS. The latter one is used to store large quantities of transactions data; and the former one is used for the safety of data storage and circulation. And consumers can know the quality of agricultural products in the shortest time through the evaluation function. As shown in the experiment, the solution is more efficient and secure compared with existing supply chain traceability methods, meeting the traceability requirements of security, transparency, and reliability. Furthermore, the traceability, safety, and performance of the scheme are also analyzed here.

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A Research on Traceability Technology of Agricultural Products Supply Chain Based on Blockchain and IPFS

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“…The "internal" entities refer to enterprises engaging in production, processing, cold chain logistics, sales enterprises, etc. In contrast, the "external" ones deal with consumers and regulatory agencies [21,22]. Additionally, the fresh produce supply chain contains long production chains, several production and sales points and extends to a large area.…”

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Bridging the Gaps in Traceability Systems for Fresh Produce Supply Chains: Overview and Development of an Integrated IoT-Based System

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Traceability, namely the ability to access information about a product and its movement across all stages of the supply chain, has been emerged as a key criterion of a product’s quality and safety. Managing fresh products, such as fruits and vegetables, is a particularly complicated task, since they are perishable with short shelf lives and are vulnerable to environmental conditions. This makes traceability of fresh produce very significant. The present study provides a brief overview of the relative literature on fresh produce traceability systems. It was concluded that the commercially available traceability systems usually neither cover the entire length of the supply chain nor rely on open and transparent interoperability standards. Therefore, a user-friendly open access traceability system is proposed for the development of an integrated solution for traceability and agro-logistics of fresh products, focusing on interoperability and data sharing. Various Internet of Things technologies are incorporated and connected to the web, while an android-based platform enables the monitoring of the quality of fruits and vegetables throughout the whole agri-food supply chain, starting from the field level to the consumer and back to the field. The applicability of the system, named AgroTRACE, is further extended to waste management, which constitutes an important aspect of a circular economy.

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“…Yang et al [33] proposed a dual storage solution that uses both an on-chain and offchain approach. Their approach was used for a fruit and vegetable traceability application with IoT devices serving as input devices.…”

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Blockchain-IoT peer device storage optimization using an advanced time-variant multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm

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Tchao

Gadze

et al. 2022

J Wireless Com Network

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The integration of Internet of Things devices onto the Blockchain implies an increase in the transactions that occur on the Blockchain, thus increasing the storage requirements. A solution approach is to leverage cloud resources for storing blocks within the chain. The paper, therefore, proposes two solutions to this problem. The first being an improved hybrid architecture design which uses containerization to create a side chain on a fog node for the devices connected to it and an Advanced Time-variant Multi-objective Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm (AT-MOPSO) for determining the optimal number of blocks that should be transferred to the cloud for storage. This algorithm uses time-variant weights for the velocity of the particle swarm optimization and the non-dominated sorting and mutation schemes from NSGA-III. The proposed algorithm was compared with results from the original MOPSO algorithm, the Strength Pareto Evolutionary Algorithm (SPEA-II), and the Pareto Envelope-based Selection Algorithm with region-based selection (PESA-II), and NSGA-III. The proposed AT-MOPSO showed better results than the aforementioned MOPSO algorithms in cloud storage cost and query probability optimization. Importantly, AT-MOPSO achieved 52% energy efficiency compared to NSGA-III. To show how this algorithm can be applied to a real-world Blockchain system, the BISS industrial Blockchain architecture was adapted and modified to show how the AT-MOPSO can be used with existing Blockchain systems and the benefits it provides.

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A Trusted Blockchain-Based Traceability System for Fruit and Vegetable Agricultural Products

Cited by 134 publications

References 25 publications

A Research on Traceability Technology of Agricultural Products Supply Chain Based on Blockchain and IPFS

A Research on Traceability Technology of Agricultural Products Supply Chain Based on Blockchain and IPFS

Bridging the Gaps in Traceability Systems for Fresh Produce Supply Chains: Overview and Development of an Integrated IoT-Based System

Blockchain-IoT peer device storage optimization using an advanced time-variant multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm

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