This document discusses using blockchain technology to address the problem of counterfeit products in the supply chain. It first provides background on blockchain and how its characteristics like transparency, traceability, and distributed networks could help improve supply chain visibility and reduce counterfeiting. It then reviews several existing approaches that have used technologies like RFID, QR codes, and holograms with centralized databases. The document proposes a framework that uses blockchain to store product information and transaction data immutably to enable traceability and authentication of genuine products. By digitizing product identities and records on a distributed ledger, all supply chain participants can verify the authenticity and provenance of items, while reducing counterfeiting.