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CherryHill Orchards partners with Laava

Australian cherry producer uses Laava Smart Fingerprints® on its packaging to protect its brand and connect with consumers.

Reid Fruits combines Australian tech

FruitNet reports that Australian premium cherry grower and exporter Reid Fruits will incorporate Laava Smart Fingerprints® and provenance verification technology this 2020-21 season.

Can blockchain technology put a brake on fake Indigenous art?

Adam Robinson tells ABC Radio how blockchain can also help record the provenance of artwork – and offers a verifiable way of tracking whether an artwork is genuinely Aboriginal. He shares how IndigiLedger is working to protect Indigenous artists and their customers.

Traceability trial a “game changer” for citrus industry

A partnership between Agriculture Victoria and Citrus Australia, and funded by the Victorian Government, the traceability trial used ‘digital fingerprint’ labelling developed by Laava ID and blockchain technology provided by Trust Provenance.

12 businesses share in $5.36M to support their innovative projects

The Entrepreneurs’ Programme Accelerating Commercialisation grants will help businesses launch their innovation here and overseas.

Counterfeiters caught by ‘smart’ fingerprints

Tasmanian cherry grower, Reid Fruits, has foiled multiple counterfeiting attempts during the 2019–20 cherry season, thanks to Laava’s Smart Fingerprints^Ⓡ.

Swift + Moore Beverages creates private label wine range

Swift + Moore and ALDI have collaborated to create a new wine range called Walking with Giants. The wines are available from July 22 as part of ALDI’s special buys program in all stores selling liquor in NSW, ACT, Victoria and WA.

Counterfeiters stopped in their tracks by Smart Fingerprints

Tasmanian cherry grower Reid Fruits has foiled multiple counterfeiting attempts during the 2019–20 cherry season, thanks to Laava’s innovative Smart Fingerprints.

Using technology to bolster trust and security along fresh produce supply chains

The need for integrity systems it is becoming more and more common in the fresh produce industry, according to a leading Australian traceability and information service company.

Australia to track citrus fruit exports using blockchain

Citrus Australia, the non-profit representing citrus growers in the country, is piloting a blockchain-based traceability system for horticulture supply chains.

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