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This is awesome. I'd love to see this at scale. I keep hearing about problems in food authenticity (e.g. fake olive-oil). I want the quality of my food to be a
by zug_zug 4y ago
This is awesome. I'd love to see this at scale.
I keep hearing about problems in food authenticity (e.g. fake olive-oil). I want the quality of my food to be auditable (is it really organic? Was it really grown in country X? Are these eggs really free-range?) and this seems like a step in that direction.
- PetitPrince 4y ago> This is awesome. I'd love to see this at scale. What scale do you want ? It's already employed in Switzerland (the second part of the paper describe the result of a routine check from a supermarket). Switzerland is a small market, but not that small.
- zug_zug 3y agoMy 30-years vision would be, I walk into whole foods, I scan a QR code on the back of smoothie and I see all of the following: - list of ingredients - processing summary (was it reduced to a powder or liquid concentrate at some point frozen?) - list of growth locations for every ingredient, pesticides used - batch # - additional health information (PH) - What time it was made at the factory, and where