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Case 1
1. CASE 1
Blockchains For Agrifood
A Proof of Concept Pilot 6 months in
Marieke de Ruyter de Wildt and Bob Klaase
4 July 2017 Amsterdam
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8. Pilot use-case:
Manage provenance trail, ownership and custody of grapes
Gain: Transparency of provenance trail
Issue and manage certificates
Gain: Real-time insight in product certificates’ validity and provenance
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26. Values
- Transparency for everybody in the blockchain
- Real-time immediate information
- Fraud detection and prevention, producer and consumer trust?
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27. Challenges
- How to deal with complex compounded products
- Scalability of the blockchain
- Adoption and business models across supply chain
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28. Future
- Add certificates e.g. export
- Add more products
- Extent contract to include other services e.g. payments
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29. CONTACT
Marieke de Ruyter de Wildt Corne van Aaken Lan Ge Jacco Spek
and Bob Klaase
+31 (0)6 13502191 +31 (0) 735233232 +31 (0) 317484543 +31 (0)6 21128949
marieke@deruyterdewildt.com bklaase@vaa.com Lan.Ge@wur.nl jacco.spek@tno.nl
Editor's Notes
There are challenges of trust and transparency in:
Transactions (quality of traded produce, efficiency and fairness of the transactions)
Identities (who are the parties involved in the provenance trail, what is the origin of the product)
Validation and verification (Can we trust the food safety, adherance to environmental- and social standards)
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MORE TRUST
BLOCKCHAIN IS A VERY USEFULL CARRIER OF VERIFIED INFORMATION OVER CERTIFICATES
NO NEED TO CALL AND VERIFY DIFFERENT SOURCES
REAL-TIME ACCESS TO VERIFIED INFORMATION
In the pilot use-case we developed an application that enables:
Management of provenance trail on the blockchain
Issue and manage certificates on the blockchain
Accreditation body creates an accreditation
Accreditation body issues an accreditation to a certification body (after receiving a positive audit report on the CB)
The CB can grant signing authority of the certificate to a farmer
Farmer creates batch of grapes
Farmer certifies batch of grapes
This certification will be registered on the blockchain
Farmer John wants to trade the grapes to Trader Joe
Trader Joe can verify the validity of the certificate on the blockchain
The trade is then also registered on the blockchain
Trader Joe wants to trade the grapes to a shop
The shop verifies the certificate and provenance of the grapes, and the new trade is registered on the blockchain
Auditor Andrew has discovered the use of prohibited pesticides by Farmer John, and revokes the signing authority of Farmer.
Farmer John cannot certify new grapes.
All issued certificates of the Farm are rendered invalid
Auditors can also revoke certificates on the level of CB’s.
This results in CB’s not being able to issue signing authority to farmers
And all derived certificates are rendered invalid
The revocation is also registered on the blockchain.
It is immediately clear to everyone looking at the state of the blockchain that this certificate is revoked.
This is where the true power of blockchain is visible.
We don’t have to rely on complex/slow/long communication channels to inform everyone of the revoked certificates
In the pilot use-case we developed an application that enables:
Management of provenance trail on the blockchain
Issue and manage certificates on the blockchain
In the pilot use-case we developed an application that enables:
Management of provenance trail on the blockchain
Issue and manage certificates on the blockchain
In the pilot use-case we developed an application that enables:
Management of provenance trail on the blockchain
Issue and manage certificates on the blockchain