Want to buy ethical food? Scan with your phone for fast facts


  • TECH
  • Friday, 18 Jan 2019

OpenSC app on a smartphone

KUALA LUMPUR: Whether buying a fish fillet at a supermarket or ordering steak in a restaurant, consumers will soon be able to use their phones to check instantly whether their food is green and ethical. 

Launched by environmental group WWF and investment firm BCG Digital Ventures, OpenSC is a website that harnesses blockchain technology to allow users to scan a QR code on a product or menu that reveals the full history and supply chain before they buy. 

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