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Should organic fresh produce in the platform economy ride blockchain technology wave?
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Over the past few years, e-commerce platforms owning blockchain technology are increasingly introduce their private fresh produce brands. For brands that sell organic fresh produce on these platforms, they need to evaluate whether to adopt platform blockchain technology (BCT) for their organic fr
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