Compliance & markets · 10 October 2026 · 1 min read · AgriLink team
Traceability QR codes buyers can trust
A QR code on a bag or crate is only useful if the history behind it cannot be quietly changed. How AgriLink's sealed ledger works.
What a buyer sees
Scanning the code shows the batch, the field it came from, harvest date, certificates and any recall. It never shows private farm details such as prices or worker names.
Why it is tamper-evident
Each event is chained to the one before it with a fingerprint, and events cannot be edited or deleted. If anyone changed history, the check would fail. It is a database ledger, not a public blockchain.