Food traceability on Ethereum and Swarm. Devcon 8 Mumbai, 3 and 4 Nov. The twin follows reality.
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Fair Food Data gives food a record it cannot lose.
Everyone who touches a product writes down what they did: the grower, the plant, the carrier, the seller. Step by step, the record is stored on @ethswarm , anchored on @ethereum , and readable by anyone with a phone. No account, no app, no company server in the path.
The twin follows reality.
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“Source?” is now a reasonable question to ask a mango. 🥭 For the tech behind the answer, you can also drop by the Swarm Impact Hub—we’re right next door.
One record, one public place, everyone in the chain can check it. 🥭
@FFoodData is launching at Devcon 8, and we’re welcoming them as a supporter! Built on Ethereum & Swarm, FFD lets a producer write down what happened to a product, step by step, where no single company controls it and anyone can verify it.
Visit their booth Nov 3-4, scan a pack of fruit & see it in action!
Proof of fruit? 🥭
Fair Food Data supports @EFDevcon 8.
Booth in Mumbai, 3 and 4 Nov: scan a pack of freeze-dried fruit and read its record, stored on Swarm and anchored on Ethereum. Every pack is different.
No server of ours in the path.
One record, one public place, everyone in the chain can check it. 🥭
@FFoodData is launching at Devcon 8, and we’re welcoming them as a supporter! Built on Ethereum & Swarm, FFD lets a producer write down what happened to a product, step by step, where no single company controls it and anyone can verify it.
Visit their booth Nov 3-4, scan a pack of fruit & see it in action!
FairFoodData retweeted
One record, one public place, everyone in the chain can check it. 🥭
@FFoodData is launching at Devcon 8, and we’re welcoming them as a supporter! Built on Ethereum & Swarm, FFD lets a producer write down what happened to a product, step by step, where no single company controls it and anyone can verify it.
Visit their booth Nov 3-4, scan a pack of fruit & see it in action!
OpenAI told the US courts’ evidence rules committee it doesn’t expect a reliable AI image detector to ever exist. Meta said its tools aren’t a court ready test either.
Of course. Data has to be signed where it’s born. A photo, a sensor, a bag of fruit.
69 days until the EUDR applies to large and medium operators. Every shipment of coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, rubber, cattle or wood entering the EU needs plot coordinates and a due diligence statement.
Declaring origin is no longer enough. Proving it is.
And this is why FFD bases *everything* in public rails: @ethereum for anchoring, @ethswarm for storage.
This is what digital 'ownership' means.
