Block Chain For Safer & Traceable Indian Dairy Products

The Indian dairy industry is essential to the economy and supports millions of farmers. However, it faces challenges like adulteration, counterfeit products, and quality issues. The current system relies on paperwork and manual inspections, making it hard to track problems in real-time. Because lack of transparency creates trust issues among stakeholders, as records can be tampered with. To solve these problems, innovative technologies like blockchain can improve safety and traceability. Blockchain is a secure digital ledger that records transactions in an unchangeable and decentralized manner. It ensures transparency and trust across the supply chain, benefiting farmers, producers, processors, and distributors. A blockchain-based system can create a tamper-proof record of every transaction in the supply chain. It allows easy tracking of dairy products from their source to consumers, ensuring safety and quick identification of quality issues. The entire supply chain becomes more transparent, reducing fraud and improving efficiency. By adopting blockchain, the dairy industry can transform itself, boosting consumer confidence and ensuring high-quality products. Automation can also cut costs and streamline operations, helping the industry meet regulatory standards while delivering safe dairy products to the market.

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Global Journal of Engineering Innovations and Interdisciplinary Research
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.33425/3066-1226.1085
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Food Safety and Hygiene
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Block Chain For Safer & Traceable Indian Dairy Products

Kuruba Mohan, Ballary Meghana, C. Prabhakar Reddy, Thukaram Rao K. R. et al.
Global Journal of Engineering Innovations and Interdisciplinary Research
Food Safety and Hygiene
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Block Chain For Safer & Traceable Indian Dairy Products

Kuruba Mohan, Ballary Meghana, C. Prabhakar Reddy, Thukaram Rao K. R., Meenuga Jessica, Chikkepalli Naresh
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Abstract

The Indian dairy industry is essential to the economy and supports millions of farmers. However, it faces challenges like adulteration, counterfeit products, and quality issues. The current system relies on paperwork and manual inspections, making it hard to track problems in real-time. Because lack of transparency creates trust issues among stakeholders, as records can be tampered with. To solve these problems, innovative technologies like blockchain can improve safety and traceability. Blockchain is a secure digital ledger that records transactions in an unchangeable and decentralized manner. It ensures transparency and trust across the supply chain, benefiting farmers, producers, processors, and distributors. A blockchain-based system can create a tamper-proof record of every transaction in the supply chain. It allows easy tracking of dairy products from their source to consumers, ensuring safety and quick identification of quality issues. The entire supply chain becomes more transparent, reducing fraud and improving efficiency. By adopting blockchain, the dairy industry can transform itself, boosting consumer confidence and ensuring high-quality products. Automation can also cut costs and streamline operations, helping the industry meet regulatory standards while delivering safe dairy products to the market.

Global Journal of Engineering Innovations and Interdisciplinary ResearchVol. 5(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Food Safety and Hygiene
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