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Counterfeit drugs threaten lives, but advanced track & trace technologies—serialization, AI, and blockchain—are revolutionizing pharma…
Regulatory traceability in pharma is vital for preventing counterfeit drugs, ensuring patient safety, and streamlining…
Regulatory traceability systems are crucial tools for managing risk and ensuring compliance within a supply…
Imagine tracking every product instantly—but gaps in regulations, data, and supply chains make it chaotic.…
Introduction As industries shift toward greater transparency and sustainability, Digital Product Passports (DPPs) have emerged…
Regulatory compliance isn’t just a burden—it’s an opportunity. From pharma to fashion, industries are turning traceability…
Counterfeiting, compliance risks, and supply chain inefficiencies make serialization and labelling mandates essential. These regulations…
From food and pharma safety to sustainability, traceability regulations shape global industries by ensuring transparency…
From food safety to counterfeit prevention, traceability is transforming industries and providing several benefits. As…
From executives to end consumers, traceability impacts everyone in the supply chain. Discover who relies…
Protect your brand, ensure consumer safety, and streamline your supply chain: Traceability is the key.…
The way we track, label, and verify products is undergoing a major shift. With Digital…
Any supply chain company in the present day cannot do without traceability. Knowing what stage…
Barcodes, QR codes, RFID, etc. Which data carrier is the key to unlocking seamless traceability…
Introduction Consumers increasingly want to know the origins of the products they purchase. Right from…
Introduction Sunrise 2027 is a global initiative by GS1 to transition from traditional 1D barcodes to 2D barcodes, such as QR Codes and Data Matrix codes, by the end of 2027. Backed by retailers around the world it marks a global shift in product identification, requiring businesses to adopt GS1-standards based 2D barcodes for enhanced product information transparency, traceability and authentication, allowing consumers to access detailed product data via smartphone scans. Retailers and manufacturers must now prepare by upgrading systems…
