Blockchain technology applied to the Consortium Etna DOC to avoid counterfeiting

Authors

Matarazzo Agata, ; Edoardo Carmelo Spampinato, ; Sergio Arfo, ; Ugo Sinigaglia, ; Antonino Bajeli, ; Salvino Benanti,

Synopsis

The main task of this paper is to show how blockchain technology is one of the main anti- counterfeiting methods and one of the main tools to guarantee and promote the originality of the Etna DOC brand. In order to achieve this objective, a case study has been carried out to; this is concerned the administration of a questionnaire to the companies of the consortium Etna DOC. The latter is considered one of the main technological innovations in agriculture 4.0 in the wine sector, as it ensures greater safety, promotion of the individual product, transparency and traceability of the entire production chain. Specifically, the wine sector in Italy and in particular in Sicily, is one of the most expanding sectors and with one of the highest levels of business; an example of this, is the total wine production in Sicily and notably of DOC and IGT wines.

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Published

January 1, 2021

How to Cite

Agata, M., Spampinato, E. C., Arfo, S., Sinigaglia, U., Bajeli, A., & Benanti, S. (2021). Blockchain technology applied to the Consortium Etna DOC to avoid counterfeiting. In M. Yazeed, I. D. Bernardo, I. Sapaloglu, M. H. Atasoy, M. A. Ali, M. M. Sher, S.-Y. Toh, F. Santarsiero, Y. Mu, B. Parlak, K. Arun, M. L. Nasrin, A. S. Cetinkaya, E. Toros, A. S. Cetinkaya, P. S. Chan, I. Akkoc, F. Muna, V. C. Verma, … S. Benanti (Eds.), Advances in Global Services and Retail Management: Volume 2. SPB University Press. https://books.domainpress.org/index.php/spbup/catalog/book/30/chapter/199