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A Delphi Study on Blockchain Application to Food Traceability

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posted on 2023-10-29, 16:37 authored by Anna Aldrighetti, Maurizio Canavari, Martin HingleyMartin Hingley

Blockchain has been described as a breakthrough Information and Communication Technology having the potential toensure safe, immutable and transparent information exchange between actors. This study attempts to foreseewhether Blockchain will play an important role in traceability management and how this innovation is expected tochange the agri-food sector's future, using a Delphi group discussion with experts. According to our results, blockchainis potentially recognised as a decentralised system able not only to harmonise safety and quality standards but alsoto reduce bureaucracy. Greater efficiency and reliability of the system would lead to the establishment andcoordination of new supply chain relationships.

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  • Lincoln Business School (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

International Journal on Food System Dynamics

Volume

12

Issue

1

Pages/Article Number

6-18

ISSN

1869-6945

eISSN

1869-6945

Date Submitted

2021-03-08

Date Accepted

2020-12-01

Date of First Publication

2021-02-28

Date of Final Publication

2021-02-28

Date Document First Uploaded

2021-03-04

ePrints ID

44212

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