Pilot study demonstrates end-to-end blockchain traceability and verifiable data provenance in bottled wine production, highlighting alignment with Digital Product Passport standards.
This record contains the presentation delivered by TRACEWINDU project partners at the TRACEWINDU Final Conference — "Traçabilité de l'industrie du vin grâce à un étiquetage intelligent, la spécificité du produit, l'aspect sanitaire et les aspects organoleptiques" — held in Pau, France, on 24 February 2026 (Day 2). TRACEWINDU — "Traceability at wine industry through integrated labelling of typicality, health protection effect and organoleptic attributes" — was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research and Innovation Staff Exchange programme under Grant Agreement No. 101007979, coordinated by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). Contents:[01] Implementing Blockchain Transparency and Data Provenance (WP4 — Final Meeting, Day 2) — TRACEWINDU WP4 team (presenter not named in the file; WP4 is led by UDG/DunavNET per the project's established role split — confirm before upload) — WP4 objectives (O4.1–O4.5) on data modelling, smart-tag/blockchain architecture, smart contracts and a privacy-preserving verifiable framework; blockchain component/architecture specification and QR-code + GS1 Digital Link technology selection; producer and consumer Product Passport interfaces; integration of UT2A's WP2 isotope/multi-element origin-verification results as blockchain-registered authenticity confirmations; consumer QR-code validation workflow; pilot outcomes at 13. Jul Plantaže (Vranac Pro Corde 2021, 11,000+ tags, 100% hash consistency) and alignment with the future EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) standard; screening of the "TraceWindu: From Soil to Scan" promotional video (Oral presentation) The presentation is deposited retaining individual authorship and file identity.
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