Beyond Barcodes: Why Non-Cloneable QR Codes Outperform Holograms, Barcodes & Typical QR Codes
As industries go digital, authentic product security and reliable track-and-trace solutions aremore crucial than ever. Counterfeiting is costing industries all over the world over $500 billionannually, and the time-tested methods of combating it, holograms, barcodes, and standard QRcodes are proving inadequate. They do offer some degree of protection,
Read MoreIndustrial Equipment Manufacture: Stopping Revenue Leakage with Digital Product Passports.
Revenue leakage is one of the most crucial problems, but still the least visible challenge facing industrial equipment corporations. If you run or work with an industrial corporation, you already must know how much effort it takes to control margins. You fight to control costs,build trust with customers,
Read MoreWhy Non-Cloneable QR Codes Are the Answer for Chemical SupplyChain Clarity
Introduction Non-Cloneable QR codes emerging as a formidable answer to the problems of the chemicalsupply chain. They give a distinct digital identity to every product that provides excellent visibilityand security. The technology itself thwarts key problems such as diversion and counterfeitingand provides integrity and safety of products from
Read MoreThe EV Battery Passport: What Automotive Manufacturers Need to Know
Introduction Electric vehicles are no longer a side act. They are the future of the green automobile. Governments are tightening the rules, customers want sustainable choices, and automakers are racing to keep up. Here is the challenge. EV batteries are not simple to recycle. You cannot just toss
Read MoreGrey Market Diversion in Automotive: How Non-Cloneable QR Codes Protect Margins
Poll insight: Studies suggest that 20 to 30 percent of aftermarket margins disappear through grey market diversion. Do you track it, or do you absorb it as part of the business? The Margin Leak Nobody Tracks Counterfeits have always taken the spotlight. They are visible, they are easy
Read MoreHow Pharma Companies Can Reduce Counterfeits by 90% with Blockchain
The pharmaceutical industry has always battled the menace of counterfeit medicines. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 10% of medical products circulating in low and middle-income countries are substandard or falsified. Beyond the staggering revenue loss for pharma companies, fake drugs lead to patient harm, treatment failures,
Read MoreThe Future of Non-Clonable QR Codes
In today’s hyper-digital world, a simple square pattern has become the gateway toeverything from payments to product authentication. But here’s the truth no one talks about:traditional QR codes are easy to copy, screenshot, or duplicate. If your customer canscan it, so can a counterfeiter.This is where non-clonable QR
Read MoreIndia’s API Traceability Regulation: How to Comply with QR Mandates
If you’ve ever had to chase down a missing courier package, you know how frustrating it is to wonder: Where exactly is it? Who signed for it? Is it lost forever? Now, imagine that confusion not with a T-shirt order, but with Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) the raw
Read MoreWhy Counterfeit Tires Are So Dangerous: The Safety Hazards You Can’t Ignore
Counterfeit tires aren’t just cheap knock-offs; they’re a direct threat to safety and brand reputation. Built with inferior compounds, inconsistent construction, and no validated testing, fakes are prone to rapid heat build-up, tread separation, and unpredictable grip, especially at speed, under load, and in the wet. For manufacturers,
Read MoreBeyond Brand Protection: How Anti-Counterfeiting Technology Recovers Lost Revenue
Counterfeiting is no longer a marginal issue or a tolerable cost of doing business; it’s a full-scale economic threat. The global counterfeit trade now exceeds $1 trillion annually and is projected to reach $1.79 trillion by 2030. For modern brands, it’s not just about lost products; it’s about
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