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Blockforce's Latin American Client Keeps Its Ledgers Locked, Its Provenance Loud

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Group of diverse fashion models posing in elegant evening gowns on luxurious staircase indoors.
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Latin America's largest fashion group is now leaning on blockchain verification to back up where its pieces truly come from, without cracking open the books to do it. It's a quiet kind of proof, the sort that lets the paperwork stay private while the provenance stands in plain sight.

With reporting from WWD.

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