
Brazil's Agriculture Ministry sets accreditation rules for blockchain crop-tracking firms
- —Regulation MAPA No. 885/2026 was published in the official gazette on October 2
- —Blockchain is listed alongside WORM, digital signatures and hashing as ways to ensure immutability
- —Accreditation lasts 36 months and requires satellite verification of farm boundaries
- —The government will not store copies of farmers' private data on public servers
Why it matters: Brazil is embedding blockchain into its export-oriented agriculture sector, expanding real-world use of the technology beyond finance.
Source: Livecoins
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