Discover themes that will be explored in a webinar, 'ROI of brand protection: Why investing in security pays off', on Nov 13.
Researchers have developed a new type of self-healing thermochromic ink with improved resistance properties.
The alert concerns some types of imported cookware products made from aluminium, brass, and low-cost, cast aluminium alloys.
A study has thrown a spotlight on the global network of fish taxis or 'reefers,' considered a weak link in seafood traceability.
Authentix has launched new technology to enable brand owners to rapidly integrate sophisticated covert security ink into products and labels.
The operation resulted in seizures of around 11,500 tonnes of food and 1.4m litres of drink with an estimated value of €95m.
The Dark Side of Imitation – Counterfeit Alcohol and the Fight for Safety
The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) has published a white paper on the scourge of counterfeit alcohol in response to a string of high-profile incidents that have claimed hundreds of lives.
The document details some of the most notorious incidents in recent years and explains how a brand protection standard (BPS) developed by TAPA Asia Pacific (TAPA APAC) can strengthen the supply chain against counterfeit goods by encouraging logistics companies to "design out" vulnerabilities. Read more