Analysis explores blockchain's role in enhancing food security audits, suggesting greater security and independence.
Based on the characteristics of blockchain such as decentralization, independence, security and anonymity, audit entities can explore the feasibility and application logic of its application in food security audits by leveraging technologies such as smart contracts, consensus mechanisms, asymmetric encryption and distributed ledgers. The article first analyzes the current situation and problems of food security auditing at both the practical and theoretical levels. Then, it constructs a logical framework for the application of blockchain technology in food security auditing by combining the advantages of blockchain technology, and specifically elaborates on the food security auditing process under blockchain technology. Finally, fully consider the problems faced by blockchain technology in its application and make prospects for its future development.
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Shui Yu (2025) studied this question.
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