ASTM F49 Supply Chain Standards
Blockticity is an active contributor to ASTM D8558-25, and our authentication lead serves as Vice Chair of ASTM Subcommittee F49.06.
As participants in ASTM International Committee F49 on Digital Information in the Supply Chain, we work within Subcommittee F49.06 on Clarity, Measurement, and Authenticity of Information, contributing to supply chain authentication standards.
About ASTM F49 Supply Chain
ASTM International Committee F49 develops voluntary consensus standards for supply chain authentication, traceability, and integrity. These standards help organizations prove product authenticity, verify origins, and meet regulatory compliance requirements globally.
Global Impact
ASTM standards are used globally across supply chain, logistics, and transportation sectors.
Diverse Membership
Approximately 100 members representing manufacturers, technology providers, regulatory bodies, and academic institutions from around the world.
Active Standards
Six published standards covering supply chain terminology, goods movement, and authentication, with additional work items in development.
Blockticity's Leadership Role
Active Participation
- Active contributor to ASTM D8558-25; Vice Chair, ASTM Subcommittee F49.06
- Regular presenter at F49 meetings and international conferences
Technical Contributions
- Contributed research data and case studies for standards development
- Leading pilot programs demonstrating real-world standards implementation
F49 Working Groups
Blockchain & DLT
Distributed ledger technology applications in supply chain
Authentication Methods
Physical and digital authentication techniques
Data Integrity
Ensuring accuracy and reliability of supply chain data
Interoperability
Cross-platform and cross-border data exchange
Digital Twins
Virtual representations of physical supply chain assets
AI & Machine Learning
Intelligent systems for fraud detection and verification
Global Partnerships & Harmonization
Blockticity collaborates with international organizations, regulatory bodies, and industry leaders to harmonize standards globally. Our partnerships ensure that ASTM F49 standards align with international requirements.
Standards Organizations
- ISO TC 247: Fraud countermeasures and controls
- GS1: Global supply chain standards body
- IEEE: Blockchain and distributed ledger standards
- ITU: International telecommunication standards
Regulatory & Industry Bodies
- World Customs Organization: Customs procedures harmonization
- OECD: Due diligence guidance for supply chains
- FDA: Pharmaceutical and food supply chain security
- European Commission: EU digital supply chain initiatives
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