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David Galvin
Blockchain will fundamentally change business processes
You can access any information about what is in the food and its
origins… from the farm to the table...in seconds
You can have end to end visibility across your supply chain allowing
you to meet your customers demands for accuracy, transparency
and agility.
And more…
600 million - almost 1 in 10 people in the world - fall ill after eating
contaminated food every year, 420,000 of them die
$55.5B - $93.2B a year - The total cost caused by foodborne illness (loss of economic
productivity because inability to work and/ or death, medical costs) in the U.S. alone
• 20% increase in the last four years
E. coli
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Peanut Corporation America (2008)
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Global Food Supply
Chocolate-
Cocoa Belgium
Powder-
Switzerland
Kahlua-
Roasted Mexico
Espresso
Beans-
Columbia
Mint Leaf –
United States
Mascarpone
Cheese and
Ladyfingers- Cream-
Italy United States
Cinnamon
Vanilla Beans- Powder –
Madagascar India
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40,990 Food Miles
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Food Safety
Provenance
> 49,500 food safety incidents in food production and circulation sections were detected in China
2001 2013
68.2% of food safety events happened in China were caused by illegal activities
2002 2011
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Walmart & IBM are working on 2 pilots around food traceability & transparency
Mango Pork
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In a nutshell, Blockchain can be a game changer…
Increase trust & transparency to Improve shelf-life management Minimize fraudulent products that Build a more sustainable food
Walmart’s end consumer and waste of expired products either hurt a consumer or result in a system by detecting food fraud,
PR disaster (true or rumored) increase food safety, reduce
spoilage & waste with analytics
FSMA
FSIS
HACCP Create a global view of the
provenance across Wal-Mart’s
Meet the requirements of Increased monetization from specific
supply chain
demanding governments segments by validated organic beef vs.
in-organic OR wild vs. farm raised
salmon
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Themes in Blockchain in the Consumer Industry
Traceability and Visibility Fraud & Provenance Redundant & Incomplete High Friction Enterprise
across the value chain Transparency Data Integration
Increasing speed & flexibility Customers and watchdogs Existing data systems are Transactions volume and
of supply chain drives want to know where goods based on messages between speed of the business lead
demand for real time tracking come from. Safety is key. silos, with different to a highly disputed
across partners Fraud and Counterfeit cost organizations having different environment and eroding
and reputation or incomplete data trust and exposing cash