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Jaguar Land Rover uses blockchain to track leather carbon footprint

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Last week, Jaguar Land Rover shared that it has trialed blockchain for its leather supply chain traceability, including assessing the material’s carbon footprint.

The auto company worked with blockchain startup Circulor, in which it’s an investor and UK-based Bridge of Weir Leather Company.

“The outcome from this world-first trial will allow us to further improve the sustainability of the leather supply chain around the globe, ensuring the complete traceability of raw materials from origin to vehicle,” said Dave Owen, Executive Director of Supply Chain.

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