A digital fingerprint developed at the University of Copenhagen is claimed to make products impossible to fake.

The Indian anti-counterfeiting programme meant to protect domestic drug supplies has failed, and is actually now a gift to the counterfeiters. India is again making news in the pharmaceutical sector, ...

ID documents continue to be at risk from counterfeiting but innovation in optical technologies plays a central role in the battle to protect people and revenues, says Dr Mark Deakes, chair of the new ...

The Indian QR coding programme introduced in 2023 to detect counterfeit medicines will instead now cause great harm due to its flawed design and poor implementation by drug makers, with multinational ...

Modern supply chains are anything but linear. Expanded global operations, cross-border networks and data-driven fulfilment models have redefined how products move - and how quickly they must move.

Fashion brand Ralph Lauren has started adding QR codes onto the labels of its products to try to prevent counterfeiting and engage with customers. The roll-out of the labels (pictured) will start with ...

As we approach the second quarter of the year, it's evident that the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve. These shifts, while not all bad, require regular adaptation in order for organisations ...

Two brothers from India have appeared in court in connection scheme to sell counterfeit and adulterated cancer medication in the US after being extradited from Singapore. Avanish Kumar Jha (38) and ...

Pharma company Gilead Sciences has been awarded a massive $31.8 million in damages in connection with a lawsuit claiming falsification of its HIV medicines. The defendant in the lawsuit – Lorik Papyan ...

SICPA, a global leader in secure identification, traceability, and authentication technologies, and Commstack, a provider of next-generation digital infrastructure for commodity traceability and ...

Counterfeiting is a serious global issue, with demand largely driven by the continuous consumer search for high quality and affordable products and met by rapidly evolving tactics from counterfeiters ...

Falsified copies of Ipsen's Dysport – an injectable product used to treat cervical dystonia and spasticity as well as wrinkles – have been found in the UK, Poland, Türkiye, Kuwait and Jordan, ...