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Teck uses blockchain to trace germanium from mine to customer

21st January 2022

By: Creamer Media Reporter

     

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Diversified miner Teck Resources has partnered with DLT Labs to use blockchain technology to trace responsibly-produced germanium from the mine to the customer – the first such use of blockchain to trace the critical mineral.

Teck is North America’s biggest producer of germanium, a critical mineral and one of the integral elements required for digital devices and communications.

Teck says the pilot is in support of its sustainability strategy goal to develop a product passport, providing traceability into the raw materials supply chain.

Through the pilot, germanium will be traced from its origin at the Red Dog mine, in north-west Alaska, through transport and comingling with other sources, refining at Teck’s Trail metallurgical facility and finally to a manufacturer of fibre optic cable.

Blockchain technology will be used to embed data including information on responsible environmental, social and governance practices along the supply chain.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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