SparXchain

SparX is a decentralized application built to improve supply chain authenticity & traceability- connecting manufacturers, distributors, retailers, & consumers.

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Achieving peace of mind is closer than you think. #SparX VeriSeal is now in production and will undergo testing. Visit our site: https://t.co/RS784Y33Mr and join the official SparX community: https://t.co/CKnuSduJzk

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Medicine falsification is one of the most dangerous problems in the the world. Find out how to combat the issue with SparXChain.
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The fake rice, reported to come mostly from the Taiyuan province, contains industrial resin, which,when ingested, can cause poisoning. https://t.co/0gATjuHKO5

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Other chocolate producers cut the large need for cacao beans and replace the cocoa butter \with cheaper fats — usually vegetable fats — and still sell the finished product as chocolate. https://t.co/IWU5QJvAbR

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Food fraud is a global problem. Governments & institutions, among others, are recognizing the threat it brings to our daily lives. Visit https://t.co/RS784Y33Mr to learn more.

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It's hard to spot counterfeit products at first glance. Look a little closer with SparX.

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Counterfeit medicine is widespread. Unfortunately, the problem is difficult to track, and despite the abundance of information at hand, it is still an incomplete picture of the real problem. https://t.co/G1OUD0rnJj

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#Cheese is one of the easiest products to adulterate, and it often appears on the list of food products that are falsified most often. https://t.co/r30AKsgaX2

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These cases prove just how serious a problem falsification of medicine is around the world. https://t.co/lT0QgRCe6k

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The fight against food fraud can be advanced if we have an effective, secure and reliable way of tracking the entire food supply network. Find out what challenges come in tracking the food supply chain and what can be done to address them. https://t.co/hwSYcLkUVO

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The meat markets to be plagued by food fraud, as some processed meat products get tampered with or are mislabeled. https://t.co/ILg0lcuA7K

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Asia is rife with fake food products that include milk, honey, seasonings and sauces laced with deadly ingredients—putting densely populated countries at risk. https://t.co/6fN8ah3rPF

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Horse meat? No thanks. Meat fraud is a serious problem. Let's take a look at the biggest meat fraud scandals to hit recent times. https://t.co/jcINqTHV5H

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It's all in the label. The most common form of counterfeiting nutraceuticals is to undercut its ingredients by replacing them partially or in full, then misrepresent the ingredients on the label. https://t.co/PBNXDdpTlh

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Rice is a staple food with high demand - making it an ideal target for food fraud. While reports of plastic rice have circulated the Internet - just how real is it? Find out here. https://t.co/M4xAZt9aBl

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Authorities in India raided several caches of fake medicine, crippling a major fake drug trade gang in Uttar Pradesh. https://t.co/96xaf5l6jN

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With the increased awareness about global food fraud, more than half of Canadians doubt that they are actually getting what they paid for when buying seafood. https://t.co/CSEVZBfPwo

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Often times, food fraud is hard to spot and indistinguishable from the real thing.

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You may not know it, but you could be eating fake chocolate. Find out how chocolate is being falsified around the world. https://t.co/ehqkTFsSHs

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An investigation has found a ton of suspected seafood fraud and mislabelling at New York State supermarket chains, noting that “more than one in four samples purchased was not sold under a federally-recognized market name for that species.” https://t.co/oRKm9kEXaL

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Three farmers in Nebraska pleaded guilty to selling conventionally-grown corn and soybeans - but passing them off as organic products. https://t.co/LO06f3XNyl