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VeChain partners to bring transparency to China’s emerging olive oil industry

Vechain has entered a new partnership aimed at integrating its blockchain technology within the Chinese agricultural sector to assist with the country’s massive demand for olive oil.

Under a rising tide of light foods and healthier dietary options for China’s burgeoning middle class, a surge in extra virgin olive oil consumption is driving substantial demand for the product.

In a new partnership, Vechain will work with The Olive Times – an upcoming Chinese olive oil firm based in Gansu – in order to unleash the potential of the Vechain blockchain in the sector.

The hope is to demonstrate another viable use case for Vechain’s flexible and cost effective technology.

block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="8">VeChain said the partnership would aim to help the company meet growing demand in China for organic olive oils.

The goal is to achieve provenance and traceability – something lacking in much of the China’s food production infrastructure.

Extra virgin olive oil represents a significant opportunity, as its legal classification requires the pressing and extraction to take place within 48 hours of harvest.

Vechain’s blockchain will enable The Olive Times to track harvests through the production process, creating a public ledger record of each component step, which can later be checked by the consumer to ensure it is authentic extra virgin olive oil.

The move marks a significant collaboration for Vechain’s BaaS (Blockchain as a Service), and this adoption demonstrates the growing prevalence of blockchain technology in ever-innovative capacities across every sector.

NFT Agricultural Labels

Co-founder and CEO of The Olive Times, Jane Gong, explained the decision to integrate with blockchain technologies was about delivering trust.

“VeChain’s technology raises our prestige as a niche brand by allowing us to communicate with consumers through a QR code or NFC tag,” she said.

“Using VeChain’s flexible and cost-effective technology, everything about our product can be conveyed trustlessly and unalterably.

“This offers a real-time, trustworthy window into our operations for loyal customers and consumers alike.’’

This follows the adoption of Vechain powered NFT covid-19 vaccination passports in San Marino as the VET firm continue to sweep industry with unique use cases.

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Sam Cooling

London-based crypto journalist Sam Cooling studied at the London School of Economics (LSE) before working as a Data Technology Consultant for the Fairtrade Foundation. Coin Rivet combines his passion for technology writing with his zeal for the Decentralised Finance revolution. Sam loves providing daily regulatory and alt coin coverage. Outside of the crypto world Sam loves boxing, and spends his time working with NGOs in Zambia.

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