Quote from: bluehillfoundation.sup on July 30, 2019, 12:15:46 PM

That's interesting!

Every day, more transnational companies are concerned about the ethical aspects of international trade and the impact on human rights in the supply chain. For example, cobalt is now the focus of attention because about two thirds of the world's cobalt reserves come from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where about one fifth of cobalt is produced in unregulated artisanal conditions.

A great example of this global ethical responsibility is Vechain technology developed by one of the world's leading automakers. Its essence lies in the use of blockchain technology to map the sources of raw materials. The use of this technology will avoid the use of mineral resources that have been mined with child labour in unfair trading conditions.

By analogy with Vechain, Blue Hill Mining will also use blockchain technology for the distribution of the barcodes between batches raw materials in a shared workbook, which will display the download data, location, results of drilling, production, logistics, storage, possession of the mine, sales and international audits. This whole set of actions will allow for a transparent exchange of information that will be available to all owners of BHM tokens and multinational companies to check the resources of Blue Hill Mining.

🔺 More interesting information about Blue Hill Mining project on our official website https://www.bluehillmining.com.

The idea to create a platform that can track the origin of mineral resources and the logistic and delivery of mineral resourses is good for the mining industry.