* made from polymers such as nylon, polypropylene, and polyester, these covert materials may be placed on medicines such as capsules and tablets
* serve as authentication to combat counterfeiting as each fiber includes brand owner-specific information that can include logos, product coding, country of origin, distribution sites, as well as numbers, letters, and patterns
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Security fibers and yarnsPosted by Healthcare Packaging on August 24, 2007 | PermalinkFiled in: Anti-counterfeiting, track-and-trace, authentication; Anti-counterfeiting, track-and-trace, authentication Related ArticlesCheckweigher for track and trace | Feb 29, 2012 FDA changes to drug bar-code rule could have significant impact on packaging lines | Feb 23, 2012 Packaging helps in identifying counterfeit Avastin | Feb 21, 2012 * made from polymers such as nylon, polypropylene, and polyester, these covert materials may be placed on medicines such as capsules and tablets * serve as authentication to combat counterfeiting as each fiber includes brand owner-specific information that can include logos, product coding, country of origin, distribution sites, as well as numbers, letters, and patterns
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