Sounds useful for traceability, but I’d still check who owns the chain and what data they collect. An immutable log is great for preventing tampering, yet if the data is stored on a public ledger, anyone can read the entire supply chain. You’d need strong encryption and permissioned access to keep the recipe’s secrets truly private. Also watch out for audit trails that could expose sensitive farmer info. In short, it can be a solid tool if the privacy model is tight, but sloppy implementation could turn the “secret sauce” into a public menu.