Product recall could become a whole lot easier, following a digital traceability pilot program. 

The pilot program used QR codes to trace cherry and potato supply chains in New South Wales, and monitor the conditions through each stage. 

The codes also allowed consumers to provide feedback directly to producers. 

Rural reporter Rhiannon Soliman-Marron spoke with New South Wales Department of Primary Industries development officer Jessica Fearnley about the trial. 

Product recall could become a whole lot easier, following a digital traceability pilot program. 
The pilot program used QR codes to trace cherry and potato supply chains in New South Wales, and monitor the conditions through each stage. 
The codes also allowed consumers to provide feedback directly to producers. 
Rural reporter Rhiannon Soliman-Marron spoke with New South Wales Department of Primary Industries development officer Jessica Fearnley about the trial.

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