Ensure only quality and space spices get exported
UNDP Accelerator Lab India, along with GS1 India and Spices Board have joined hands to develop a blockchain-based Traceability, Quality Assurance and Trading System for Indian Spices. This will enhance eSpiceBazaar platform by ensuring food safety and improved quality. The project is supported by Cabinet Office of Japan under the Japan SDGs Innovation Challenge 2020.
Currently the pilot is being done for turmeric and chilli spices. During the pilot, farms and crops have been identified uniquely using GS1 identification and capture standards.
Benefits
For farmers:
Visibility in the spices value chain
Direct access to potential buyers
Knowing the value chain and better bargaining power
Consistent demand
Better Profit
Access to advisory services on better farming practices as the community
For traders and exporters
Traceability
Direct access to farmers
Ability to develop capacity of farmers in line with the best agricultural practices
Better quality produce
Better brand recognition in regional and global markets
Ensuring compliance through control and monitoring
How does it work
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