Singapore halal blockchain start-up looks to speed up market entry for new products

By Pearly Neo

Singapore

an start-up WhatsHalal aims to benefit both F&B manufacturers and consumers in terms of market entry and food safety using its blockchain-powered platform.

Described as the ‘merging of the halal and technology industries’?, one of the platform’s main value propositions for halal businesses is by helping to them accesses the booming marketplace more quickly.

WhatsHalal’s halal traceability platform claims to connect the entire supply chain, whereas its halal certification platform connects halal food firms all the way to consultants, auditors and certifying bodies.

For full article go to:

https://www.foodnavigator-asia.com/Article/2019/05/08/True-traceability-Singapore-halal-blockchain-start-up-looks-to-speed-up-market-entry-for-new-products

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