China's tech industry takes on food safety
Apps that provide product details, farmers selling directly to online consumers and smart chopsticks to check contamination are some of the tools
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Hong Kong
THE smartphone tells the story of a kiwi fruit in China.
With a quick scan of a code, shoppers can look up the fruit's complete thousand-mile journey from a vine in a lush valley along the upper Yangtze River to a bin in a Beijing supermarket. The smartphone feature, which also details soil and water tests from the farm, is intended to ensure that the kiwi has not been contaminated anywhere along the way.
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