An experiment to track the distribution of farm products by attaching small integrated circuit tags to them was launched Thursday in Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture.
The experiment, with the participation of the Yokosuka Hayama agricultural cooperative and three supermarkets in the Keikyu Store chain, is intended to record product information and help manage distribution, the organizers said.
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