Blockchain Based Traceability System in Food Supply Chain

Hayati, Hashri; Nugraha, I Gusti Bagus Baskara

doi:10.1109/isriti.2018.8864477

Cited by 22 publications

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“…Such a system would lead to a secure and reliable network free from the presence of intermediaries (Wang et al, 2019). Hayati and Gusti Bagus Baskara Nugraha (2018) suggest BKCT for distributing data among the members of the supply chain without third-party interference. For this purpose, the authors design FoodTrail Blockchain, which records and tracks the movement and transformation of food products in the agrifood supply chain.…”

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“…In the present times, the food supply chains are becoming more complex, and their fragmented nature acts as an impediment in establishing efficient traceability systems. Food supply chains such as beef (Hayati and Gusti Bagus Baskara Nugraha, 2018), seafood (Gopi et al, 2019) and olive oil (Arena et al, 2019) have been highly vulnerable to food safety concerns and contamination risks. Meidayanti et al (2019) discuss the vulnerability of the beef supply chain for issues such as counterfeiting, excessive use of preservatives and chemicals.…”

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Application of blockchain technology for agrifood supply chain management: a systematic literature review on benefits and challenges

Srivastava

Dashora

2022

BIJ

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PurposeThis study aims to explore and analyze the application of blockchain technology (BKCT) in agrifood supply chain management (AFSM).Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review (SLR) using Scopus, Emerald and Web of Science covering publications from 2016 to 2021 (till June). Out of 429 papers, 89 papers were shortlisted from journals based on citation analysis. The citation analysis was followed by a content analysis was for an in-depth analysis.FindingsRegarding the application of BKCT in the agrifood supply chain, the study highlights the issue of food safety, traceability, transparency, eliminating intermediaries and integrating Internet of things (IoT) with BKCT as prominent applications in the agrifood sector. The study also uses the case of honey supply chain to use the explored applications in the agrifood sector and provides a traceability solution based on blockchain integrated with IoT. The challenges of BKCT as identified in the study are scalability, privacy, security, lack of regulations and lack of skills and training.Research limitations/implicationsThe review considers only academic papers obtained from specific databases with their relevance based on number of citations.Originality/valueThe study contributes to filling the existing research gap through this SLR on the application of BKCT in AFSCM. The content analysis further assists in exploring the benefits and challenges of BKCT in the agrifood sector. Thus, the academic articles selected aid in this process.

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Application of blockchain technology for agrifood supply chain management: a systematic literature review on benefits and challenges

Srivastava

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2022

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“…Establish a blockchain ledger in the production, processing, and sales of RFID traceable items. In [12], A food traceability system based on the blockchain is designed to store the data of food manufacturing and transportation in the blockchain, but the capacity of the system is limited and cannot store a large amount of data.…”

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Research on Key Technologies of Logistics Information Traceability Model Based on Consortium Chain

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et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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In order to trace the logistics information and make use of the characteristics of the Consortium Blockchain, a logistics information traceability model based on the Consortium chain is proposed. The research focuses on two key technologies in the model, namely Multi-center Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (MCPBFT) consensus algorithm and Information Matching mechanism. In MCPBFT algorithm, many nodes involved in logistics information are divided into multiple consensus sets, and the consistency protocol is improved into two phases based on PBFT algorithm. In the information matching mechanism, the authenticity of the recorded on-chain information is ensured by matching the updated logistics information with the information stored on the chain in advance. By analyzing the two key technologies, the feasibility and superiority of these two technologies are explained. Among them, MCPBFT algorithm can effectively improve the efficiency of consensus and ensure that the logistics information can be updated in time; the information matching mechanism can be safely applied to the traceability model and improve the practicability of the traceability model.INDEX TERMS Consortium chain, logistics information, traceability model, MCPBFT consensus algorithm, information matching mechanism.

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“…These issues affect consumers' trust in the food market and their attitudes towards it [8]. This has resulted in a lack of trust, transparency, and inefficient food traceability [13,14], which means that an effective food traceability system is needed [15][16][17][18].…”

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Blockchain Adoption in Food Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review on Enablers, Benefits, and Barriers

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Globalization of the food supply chain (FSCs) has brought significant challenges to the food system, such as fraud, safety, security, and quality issues due to information asymmetry. Globalization also increases the difficulty and complexity of solving these problems to improve FSC efficiency. Blockchain technology (BCT) has proven to have the potential to transform FSC based on its potential benefits. However, studies of BCT adoption in FSC are relatively new and scarce. This study systematically reviews the current state of research that has been done in the space of blockchain and food supply chains. In carrying out the research, a systematic literature review (SLR) was deployed using two prominent databases, Scopus and Business Source Complete (EBSCO), covering articles from 2016 to 2021, and 52 articles were synthesized to identify blockchain enablers, benefits, and barriers. Based on this review, a conceptual framework is developed for blockchain adoption within the food supply chain. The study identified scalability, interoperability, high cost, lack of expertise, and regulations as the most likely barriers to blockchain adoption. This study contributes to the body of knowledge by providing insights into blockchain adoption in the food supply chain. In addition, it offers evidence-based direction for other industries to build their blockchain strategies.

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Blockchain Based Traceability System in Food Supply Chain

Cited by 22 publications

References 8 publications

Application of blockchain technology for agrifood supply chain management: a systematic literature review on benefits and challenges

Application of blockchain technology for agrifood supply chain management: a systematic literature review on benefits and challenges

Research on Key Technologies of Logistics Information Traceability Model Based on Consortium Chain

Blockchain Adoption in Food Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review on Enablers, Benefits, and Barriers

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