TREE NEWS reports: Gallup reported on October 8 that Americans’ confidence in food safety has fallen to the lowest level since the firm began tracking it. Only 65% of US adults said they are “very confident” or “somewhat confident” that most groceries are safe, down from 73% in 2025 and 81% in 2019.
Gallup: US Food Safety Confidence Falls to Record Low
This is a consumer-trust signal, not a market catalyst, and it sits outside crypto/RWA's usual scope. The relevance is indirect: eroding confidence in conventional food supply chains is the kind of backdrop that strengthens provenance and traceability narratives, which is where on-chain supply-chain projects position themselves. Whether that translates into adoption is the open question — trust surveys rarely map cleanly onto purchasing or investment behavior.
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