Alibaba turns to blockchain tech to fight counterfeit food

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Alibaba turns to blockchain tech to fight counterfeit food
0:46 / March 24, 2017

Alibaba has enlisted the help of AusPost, Blackmores, and PwC to explore how blockchain technology can be used to halt the distribution of counterfeit food.

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Alibaba turns to blockchain tech to fight counterfeit food Alibaba has enlisted the help of AusPost, Blackmores, and PwC to explore how blockchain technology can be used to halt the distribution of counterfeit food.
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