New traceability platform for wool passes proof of concept stage

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New Zealand-based WoolPass has unveiled its new wool traceability platform, which tracks every occasion a bale changes hands.

Dubbed a passport for wool, the platform has completed its proof-of-concept stage, and developers are now looking at a minimum viable product for launch.

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