Stamps against counterfeiting how to fight against trademark piracy

Anti-counterfeit stamps follow new trend of pharmaceutical packaging

in the development of emerging markets,

changing demographics and new technologies,

and including a three-dimensional shape,

president of Hologram Stamp Manufacturers International

with the prediction that the global market for anti-counterfeit packaging will reach nearly $250 billion by 2026, in pharmaceutical packaging authentication and anti-counterfeiting devices seems to have a healthy future.

This comes from an increase in global health care concerns,

higher anti-counterfeiting technology application rate and better awareness

about the benefits of new system tracking and integration technologies.

Packages with security devices can ensure quality

and checking the distribution and smuggling of illegal products.

Items that don’t show security devices,

such as hosal shapes, which can be quickly confiscated and destroyed or exploited.

Today, we are witnessing advances in the application,

production and film coating technology,

are pushing back the boundaries for using a new advanced three-dimensional generation,

facilitate new image effects, enhance branding, regulatory compliance and anti-counterfeiting.

Since Glaxo first applied them to seal Zantac packages in 1989,

hobo has been put up in a big way by the health and pharmaceutical sectors.

The ability of hosal shapes to effectively protect lies in innovation

and its continuous integration with other technologies

to the extent that continuous evolution in engineering has created increasingly complex three-dimensional-based devices,

recognizable but difficult to copy correctly.

For example, MediPharm’s hologram (anti-counterfeit stamp) technology

visible only to information-informed professionals, the company claims.

Developed to allow manufacturers, suppliers and patients to improve their packaging security, the seal displays irreversible hobo-shaped effects when opened as tampering evidence and protection against counterfeiting.

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Homing leaves can be used to create a great effect to distinguish products at the point of sale:

something Colgate-Palmolive realized when launching its new Total And Whitening branded toothpaste into the already crowded market.

For the high-end purposes of the market,

Colgate-Palmolive needs its high-quality brand to stand out in the volume market.

The consumer giant uses three-dimensional stickers to reinforce the high-quality values of the Total Total and Whitening brands,

at the same time ensuring eye-catching packaging consumers sweep supermarket shelves.

The distinct hosing of image effects is defined as a powerful tool in building a powerful and powerful message and reflecting a premium value.

The visual value that foil adds to the brand message is difficult to identify but certainly helps to contribute to the position of an industry-leading brand that is instantly recognizable on the shelves of retailers around the world.

The development of hologram stamps

The development role of hologram stamps also comes with increased use of security equipment in combination with other authentication technologies.

The solution monitors and determines the origin of a pharmaceutical industry product and verifies its authenticity, thus against counterfeiting.

Optical security technology has evolved to a location where, when integrated tracking and tracking is integrated, it can provide manufacturers with tools to fully comply with upcoming legislation (by November 2020, pharmacies can only purchase products with an encrypted product identity authorized under the Drug Supply Chain Privacy Act).

Built-in beneficial features can help users create serial numbers in a row, encrypt or randomly single or identify and mark products publicly or secretly through special self-adhesive labels or directly onto pharmaceutical products using a variety of printing technologies.

The technology’s ability to combine data forms and other product tracking information continues to evolve, which is critical to anti-counterfeiting technology.

This allows hodrugs to be used for a variety of pharmaceutical authentication and brand protection roles,

product identification link on packaging

supply chain management, market enforcement and forensic support services.

In this way, the identification and distribution of goods can be controlled through

a total system solution related to security authentication features,

monitoring mechanisms and investigative services.

There is remarkable value to the brand owner,

and strong financial incentives to invest in such systems.

The fact is that information generated at the labeling stage can be linked to the company’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.

Enable business functions such as manufacturing, supply chain management, finance, projects,

human resources and customer relationship management are better captured and managed.

Integration

Continued moves towards outsourcing the production of pharmaceutical products

and health care can be beneficial in reducing production costs,

but it can also affect security controls

and the visibility of the brand.

Here, anti-counterfeit stamps can be integrated into supply chain security processes

to allow companies to maintain control over their products,

from the supply of proprietary labels or components to the production of

and shipping finished goods.

This technology can also be integrated with secure web interfaces

to help eliminate ordering counterfeit products while authorized distributors can choose,

packing and transporting carefully measured items to customers,

with the movement of the product

throughout the supply chain is fully monitored and documented.

And it is important to encourage brand owners to

take the necessary steps to create awareness of the three-dimensional shape

and their diverse applications

and benefit them to reach their full potential.