The latest blogs and information about IDLogiq and counterfeiting around the world.
The problem of drug counterfeiting is widespread, affecting both developed and developing countries alike. While the problem of counterfeit drugs is widespread, it has been kept at a low level in the United States thanks to a robust system of laws and regulations. The global counterfeit market is estimated to be $200 billion to $432 …
In low- and middle-income countries, one out of every ten medical products are substandard or falsified.[1] Growing concern about the health risks of counterfeit medicines has motivated renewed efforts by patient safety groups, law enforcement, civil society, and the private sector to combat this problem. Unfortunately, the global campaign to fight fake medicines lacks coherence …
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Fentanyl is an opioid analgesic that is used in anesthesia, cancer pain management, and round-the-clock pain control. Why does it pose a serious risk of fatal overdose? Let’s find out.
Demand for anti-theft, product identification, tamper-evidence, and track-and-trace components will continue to grow.
As counterfeit goods become more prevalent, packaging firms and startups are devising novel strategies to decrease the number of counterfeit goods entering global supply networks.
Ignoring your organization’s counterfeiting problem is exactly what counterfeiters want you to do. Take actions now before it’s too late.
Counterfeit toys can be extremely dangerous when shopping for children. Consumer advocates and government agencies have worked tirelessly to ensure that toys are thoroughly tested for safety. Children may be exposed to choking hazards, toxics, and sharp parts that could cause injury if safety testing is not performed. Buying gifts for your children before the …
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Customs and Border Protection officials in the United States confiscated 13,586 counterfeit designer products for a total estimated price of $30,437,775 if they were genuine, the department announced on December 2, 2021. Officers cautioned buyers to be wary of counterfeit items over the holiday season.[1] Officers from CBP seized handbags, tote bags, shoulder bags, crossbody …
Over 13,000 counterfeit designer goods seized in LA; How could we resolve this problem? Read More »
To prevent being deceived, consumers should be cautious. Learn how to purchase wisely this Christmas season with these five tips.
Companies use smart tags to perform blockchain provenance identification, which identify a product’s place of manufacturing, track its position, and assign other important information to it at each stage of the supply chain.
