The production of counterfeit items has spread to the formal markets and recognized sellers as well. Currently, counterfeit items are capable of infiltrating even the most acknowledged supply lines, which will result in loss of safety for consumers, damage to the brand’s trustworthiness and eventually collapse of some businesses. The sectors of drugs, health care, […]
Counterfeit electrical wires and cables are more than a brand-reputation issue. However, with poor quality conductors, inferior quality insulation, or counterfeit compliance labels entering the market, the negative side can be overheating, short circuiting, and fire hazard, in particular when the consumer cannot be sure of the difference between authentic products and imitations. Another scale […]
In early 2025, cancer patients in Lebanon discovered that their chemotherapy drugs were fakes. The vials looked identical to the originals. The packaging was convincing. But the drugs inside had zero active ingredients. That same year, the Pharmaceutical Security Institute recorded 2,857 medicines that were counterfeited, diverted, or stolen, 18% more than the year before. […]
Counterfeit drugs are creating risks across India’s pharmaceutical supply chain, affecting patient trust and brand credibility and damaging your brand every day. They’re putting countless patient lives in danger. While you’re working to get quality medicines to people who need them, counterfeiters are copying your packaging, faking your credentials, and sneaking fake products into distribution […]
Counterfeit and substandard medicines remain a serious public-health concern in India and other low- and middle-income markets. WHO estimates that at least 1 in 10 medical products in low and middle-income countries may be substandard or falsified, which makes basic medicine verification an important safety habit. It’s not a comforting thought, but it’s a reality […]
Counterfeit drugs don’t announce themselves. The packaging looks right. The holograms look right. Even the pill colour matches. By the time anyone figures out a fake has entered the supply chain, it’s usually been sitting on pharmacy shelves for weeks, sometimes months. The companies whose names are on those boxes? They’re the last to know. […]