Fake Condoms? Here’s What You Need to Know!
The National Family Planning Program of India is trying to increase the acceptance of condoms. Despite awareness campaigns, the use of condoms is low. The
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Mar
Counterfeiting
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Mar
Why Fake Sporting Goods are a Huge Concern?
Counterfeit sports goods cost the global economy billions annually, with players unknowingly risking their safety and health. Brands are a testament to
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Feb
Top Industries Most Affected by Counterfeiting and How to Stop It
Counterfeiting: A Looming Threat to Global Industries
The counterfeit industry is projected to reach a global value of $4.2 trillion by 2026,
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Feb
How Fake Automotive Spare Parts Are Ruining Automobile Industry
Have you ever been a victim of counterfeit automobile parts? Imagine driving down the highway when suddenly, your brakes fail without warning. Unbeknownst
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Feb
Fake Baby Food: A Deathly Formula in Times of Shortage
Baby food products have a history of making news. Unfortunately, in this sector, it has been a scandalous affair. If you are in the baby formula-making
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Feb
Using Technology to Eliminate Counterfeit Cosmetics Globally
Can you guess the sector that remains evergreen despite inflation or recession? You may call it vanity or a necessity of the new world. To many, it brings
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Feb
How the Alcohol Industry Combats Counterfeits with Technology
The pandemic of 2020 has brought in a new essential- alcohol and spirits. If people queued outside supermarkets for hours, there were similar queues
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Feb
Authenticity Verification and Anti-Counterfeiting For Your Brand
While the global supply chain has unlocked a myriad of opportunities for businesses worldwide to expand and prosper, it has also enhanced the black market
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Feb
True Colours of Non-Genuine Inks – Epson Printers
From Lamington Road in Mumbai and S.P. Road in Bangalore to the world of online shopping – the availability of non-genuine inks is an issue that brands
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Feb
How Counterfeiting Funds Terrorism and Threatens Lives
The Global Shadow of Counterfeiting Yes, $1.8 trillion dollar is the fake goods market world over. You might be wondering where all that money goes, as
