Eating Blockchain
Could blockchain disrupt the global food system?
Blockchain technology has been heralded as the answer to a safer, fairer and more transparent food system. Many companies, from global food giants to start-ups, have begun to experiment with it. But can blockchain really disrupt the global food industry or is it just a gimmick? Emily Thomas meets some pioneers of this new technology, who explain why they think it will change the way we eat.
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Tracing every ingredient on your plate
Duration: 02:13
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What if you could tip the farmer that grew your coffee?
Duration: 01:46
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The Food Chain
Examining what it takes to put food on your plate