“Loch Lomond Company…confirmed that the bottles were fake, while a laboratory analysis showed that they contained industrial alcohol which can…
Traceability News
[SupplyChainBrain] Solutions to the Supply Chain Bullwhip Effect
Track and trace enhancements and improvements can play a part in countering “the bullwhip effect:” “…a series of events by…
[AirForceTimes] An F-16 pilot died when his ejection seat failed. Was it counterfeit?
The Air Force’s official inquiry in the months following the accident found that electronics inside the seat were scratched, unevenly…
[Chain Drug Review & ZEBRA] How to hold onto increasingly finicky Rx customers
In a study commissioned by ZEBRA, findings strongly suggest that many of the reasons customers change pharmacies could be addressed…
[Rouse via Lexology] Counterfeit Goods in the Middle East
This report from Rouse describes a huge challenge for anti-counterfeiting: record-keeping technology and processes differing between nations. For brand owners,…
[USCBP] The Truth Behind Counterfeits
US Customs and Border Protection published this article to educate on the seriousness of counterfeit products. The harms done go…
[Quality Magazine] ERP and Quality in Automotive Plastics Manufacturing
Click here to view original content at www.qualitymag.com Image Source: gorodenkoff / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images…
[Financial Tribune] Counterfeit, Substandard Filters Hold 45% of Domestic Market Share
The Financial Tribune is a private-owned Iranian business newspaper in English, reporting stories about Iran’s economy.
[Nutraingredients-Asia] Not just the data: Amway, BYHEALTH, Danone on bringing product traceability to life for consumers
Counterfeit consumer goods is more than fake Prada and Rolex products. Food ingredients, drug raw materials, components for medical devices…people…
Fortune Business Insights: Anti-Counterfeiting Packaging Market
The global anti-counterfeiting packaging market size is projected to reach USD 189.9 billion by 2026
Webinar: Introducing a new route to pharma Good Distribution Practice (GDP) compliance and standardization
In the new virus age, the need for rigorous compliance with regulations and strict adherence to best-practice surrounding the quality, safe, and efficient distribution of medicines and vaccines worldwide has never been greater.
