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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: cjhomai / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: cjhomai / Wed, 13 May 2020 16:54:14 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: cjhomai Trends and Developments in Tax Stamps in India /slideshow/trends-and-developments-in-tax-stamps-in-india/233830094 20190913trendsanddevelopmentsintaxstampsinindia-200513165414
The last few years have seen a shift by state excise departments towards using tax stamps, not only as tax collection instruments, but also as tools for authentication. With this in mind, many states have upgraded their stamps by combining the latest authentication features with digital technologies. ]]>
The last few years have seen a shift by state excise departments towards using tax stamps, not only as tax collection instruments, but also as tools for authentication. With this in mind, many states have upgraded their stamps by combining the latest authentication features with digital technologies. ]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 16:54:14 GMT /slideshow/trends-and-developments-in-tax-stamps-in-india/233830094 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Trends and Developments in Tax Stamps in India cjhomai The last few years have seen a shift by state excise departments towards using tax stamps, not only as tax collection instruments, but also as tools for authentication. With this in mind, many states have upgraded their stamps by combining the latest authentication features with digital technologies. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20190913trendsanddevelopmentsintaxstampsinindia-200513165414-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The last few years have seen a shift by state excise departments towards using tax stamps, not only as tax collection instruments, but also as tools for authentication. With this in mind, many states have upgraded their stamps by combining the latest authentication features with digital technologies.

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1 Covid 19 and counterfeiting /slideshow/covid-19-and-counterfeiting/233827753 covid19andcounterfeiting-200513163244
COVID-19 is affecting people in all corners of the world as we know it. At this critical point, concerns are increasing among the public including the news of getting fake Personal Protection Equipment's, including sanitizers & masks. Witnessing a scarcity of sanitizers and face masks since the COVID-19 outbreak, Counterfeiters and profiteers have offered the bogus public treatments and unfounded advice. These are ideal conditions for criminals to capitalize on people's fears by advertising falsified therapies and vaccines and spreading rumors of potential cures. In this challenging situation, being vigilant is the most important thing.]]>
COVID-19 is affecting people in all corners of the world as we know it. At this critical point, concerns are increasing among the public including the news of getting fake Personal Protection Equipment's, including sanitizers & masks. Witnessing a scarcity of sanitizers and face masks since the COVID-19 outbreak, Counterfeiters and profiteers have offered the bogus public treatments and unfounded advice. These are ideal conditions for criminals to capitalize on people's fears by advertising falsified therapies and vaccines and spreading rumors of potential cures. In this challenging situation, being vigilant is the most important thing.]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 16:32:44 GMT /slideshow/covid-19-and-counterfeiting/233827753 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Covid 19 and counterfeiting cjhomai COVID-19 is affecting people in all corners of the world as we know it. At this critical point, concerns are increasing among the public including the news of getting fake Personal Protection Equipment's, including sanitizers & masks. Witnessing a scarcity of sanitizers and face masks since the COVID-19 outbreak, Counterfeiters and profiteers have offered the bogus public treatments and unfounded advice. These are ideal conditions for criminals to capitalize on people's fears by advertising falsified therapies and vaccines and spreading rumors of potential cures. In this challenging situation, being vigilant is the most important thing. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/covid19andcounterfeiting-200513163244-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> COVID-19 is affecting people in all corners of the world as we know it. At this critical point, concerns are increasing among the public including the news of getting fake Personal Protection Equipment's, including sanitizers & masks. Witnessing a scarcity of sanitizers and face masks since the COVID-19 outbreak, Counterfeiters and profiteers have offered the bogus public treatments and unfounded advice. These are ideal conditions for criminals to capitalize on people's fears by advertising falsified therapies and vaccines and spreading rumors of potential cures. In this challenging situation, being vigilant is the most important thing.

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1 Food Fraud Authentication and Traceability /cjhomai/food-fraud-authentication-and-traceability foodfraudauthenticationandtraceability-200513162237
Food & beverage quality & safety is an important issue worldwide. The determination of food authenticity is a vital component of quality control. Its importance has been highlighted in recent years by various high-profile cases in the global supply chain. Europol OPSON VIII operation coordinated by Europol’s Intellectual Property Crime Coordinated Coalition and INTERPOL which ran from December 2018 through April 2019. Enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, and private sector partners from approximately 78 countries took part in this operation resulted in more than 67,000 checks carried out at shops, markets, airports, seaports, and industrial estates. In total, 672 individuals were arrested during the Operation, around 16,000 tonnes, and 33 million litres of likely fake food and drink worth of €100 million seized.]]>
Food & beverage quality & safety is an important issue worldwide. The determination of food authenticity is a vital component of quality control. Its importance has been highlighted in recent years by various high-profile cases in the global supply chain. Europol OPSON VIII operation coordinated by Europol’s Intellectual Property Crime Coordinated Coalition and INTERPOL which ran from December 2018 through April 2019. Enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, and private sector partners from approximately 78 countries took part in this operation resulted in more than 67,000 checks carried out at shops, markets, airports, seaports, and industrial estates. In total, 672 individuals were arrested during the Operation, around 16,000 tonnes, and 33 million litres of likely fake food and drink worth of €100 million seized.]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 16:22:37 GMT /cjhomai/food-fraud-authentication-and-traceability cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Food Fraud Authentication and Traceability cjhomai Food & beverage quality & safety is an important issue worldwide. The determination of food authenticity is a vital component of quality control. Its importance has been highlighted in recent years by various high-profile cases in the global supply chain. Europol OPSON VIII operation coordinated by Europol’s Intellectual Property Crime Coordinated Coalition and INTERPOL which ran from December 2018 through April 2019. Enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, and private sector partners from approximately 78 countries took part in this operation resulted in more than 67,000 checks carried out at shops, markets, airports, seaports, and industrial estates. In total, 672 individuals were arrested during the Operation, around 16,000 tonnes, and 33 million litres of likely fake food and drink worth of €100 million seized. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/foodfraudauthenticationandtraceability-200513162237-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Food & beverage quality & safety is an important issue worldwide. The determination of food authenticity is a vital component of quality control. Its importance has been highlighted in recent years by various high-profile cases in the global supply chain. Europol OPSON VIII operation coordinated by Europol’s Intellectual Property Crime Coordinated Coalition and INTERPOL which ran from December 2018 through April 2019. Enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, and private sector partners from approximately 78 countries took part in this operation resulted in more than 67,000 checks carried out at shops, markets, airports, seaports, and industrial estates. In total, 672 individuals were arrested during the Operation, around 16,000 tonnes, and 33 million litres of likely fake food and drink worth of €100 million seized.

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1 Tax stamps role in implementing ideal state excise policy /slideshow/tax-stamps-role-in-implementing-ideal-state-excise-policy-233825672/233825672 taxstampsroleinimplementingidealstateexcisepolicy-200513161500
Excise taxes on alcohol & other sin products have long been a dependable and significant revenue source for Policy planners in India. Maximization of Government Revenue to generate resources that can be utilized to finance Departmental projects is always accorded a high priority on the agenda of the policymakers. However, when it comes to framing a policy such as Excise Policy, the Excise & Taxation Department has to give due weight to the health and well-being of the citizens of the State. An ideal Excise Policy, therefore, not only has to strike a delicate balance between the twin objectives of preventing dominance of liquor mafia or social degeneration on the one hand and securing an optimum revenue for the Government on the other, but also has to address the concerns of all the four key stakeholders i.e. the Government, the Manufacturers, the Licensees and most important of all, the Consumer. While there are various other factors that also play a significant role in achieving the State Excise Objective, the article explores the role of Tax Stamps & Traceability Technology Role in State Excise Policy in the current scenario. ]]>
Excise taxes on alcohol & other sin products have long been a dependable and significant revenue source for Policy planners in India. Maximization of Government Revenue to generate resources that can be utilized to finance Departmental projects is always accorded a high priority on the agenda of the policymakers. However, when it comes to framing a policy such as Excise Policy, the Excise & Taxation Department has to give due weight to the health and well-being of the citizens of the State. An ideal Excise Policy, therefore, not only has to strike a delicate balance between the twin objectives of preventing dominance of liquor mafia or social degeneration on the one hand and securing an optimum revenue for the Government on the other, but also has to address the concerns of all the four key stakeholders i.e. the Government, the Manufacturers, the Licensees and most important of all, the Consumer. While there are various other factors that also play a significant role in achieving the State Excise Objective, the article explores the role of Tax Stamps & Traceability Technology Role in State Excise Policy in the current scenario. ]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 16:15:00 GMT /slideshow/tax-stamps-role-in-implementing-ideal-state-excise-policy-233825672/233825672 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Tax stamps role in implementing ideal state excise policy cjhomai Excise taxes on alcohol & other sin products have long been a dependable and significant revenue source for Policy planners in India. Maximization of Government Revenue to generate resources that can be utilized to finance Departmental projects is always accorded a high priority on the agenda of the policymakers. However, when it comes to framing a policy such as Excise Policy, the Excise & Taxation Department has to give due weight to the health and well-being of the citizens of the State. An ideal Excise Policy, therefore, not only has to strike a delicate balance between the twin objectives of preventing dominance of liquor mafia or social degeneration on the one hand and securing an optimum revenue for the Government on the other, but also has to address the concerns of all the four key stakeholders i.e. the Government, the Manufacturers, the Licensees and most important of all, the Consumer. While there are various other factors that also play a significant role in achieving the State Excise Objective, the article explores the role of Tax Stamps & Traceability Technology Role in State Excise Policy in the current scenario. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/taxstampsroleinimplementingidealstateexcisepolicy-200513161500-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Excise taxes on alcohol & other sin products have long been a dependable and significant revenue source for Policy planners in India. Maximization of Government Revenue to generate resources that can be utilized to finance Departmental projects is always accorded a high priority on the agenda of the policymakers. However, when it comes to framing a policy such as Excise Policy, the Excise & Taxation Department has to give due weight to the health and well-being of the citizens of the State. An ideal Excise Policy, therefore, not only has to strike a delicate balance between the twin objectives of preventing dominance of liquor mafia or social degeneration on the one hand and securing an optimum revenue for the Government on the other, but also has to address the concerns of all the four key stakeholders i.e. the Government, the Manufacturers, the Licensees and most important of all, the Consumer. While there are various other factors that also play a significant role in achieving the State Excise Objective, the article explores the role of Tax Stamps & Traceability Technology Role in State Excise Policy in the current scenario.

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1 Overview of anti counterfeiting technologies and Opportunities for India /slideshow/overview-of-anti-counterfeiting-technologies-and-opportunities-for-india/141012156 overviewofanti-counterfeitingtechnologiesopportunitiesforindia-190416143439
Counterfeiting activities are increasing menace both in terms of value and magnitude. The Government must look into the issue of counterfeit and pirated products’ trade and treat it on a national priority which will help in eliminating this threat. “For the larger interest of the nation and to ensure that this issue gets the desired attention. ]]>
Counterfeiting activities are increasing menace both in terms of value and magnitude. The Government must look into the issue of counterfeit and pirated products’ trade and treat it on a national priority which will help in eliminating this threat. “For the larger interest of the nation and to ensure that this issue gets the desired attention. ]]> Tue, 16 Apr 2019 14:34:39 GMT /slideshow/overview-of-anti-counterfeiting-technologies-and-opportunities-for-india/141012156 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Overview of anti counterfeiting technologies and Opportunities for India cjhomai Counterfeiting activities are increasing menace both in terms of value and magnitude. The Government must look into the issue of counterfeit and pirated products’ trade and treat it on a national priority which will help in eliminating this threat. “For the larger interest of the nation and to ensure that this issue gets the desired attention. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/overviewofanti-counterfeitingtechnologiesopportunitiesforindia-190416143439-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Counterfeiting activities are increasing menace both in terms of value and magnitude. The Government must look into the issue of counterfeit and pirated products’ trade and treat it on a national priority which will help in eliminating this threat. “For the larger interest of the nation and to ensure that this issue gets the desired attention.

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1 Exploring the 5 W's of Counterfeiting /slideshow/exploring-the-5-ws-of-counterfeiting/140853848 article5wsofcounterfeitingauthenticationtimesissueno36-190415101349
We often read, hear or see news related to counterfeit products, counterfeiting and counterfeiters. From knock-off tires to spurious brakes, counterfeit toys to fake medicines, duplicate luxury handbags to phony fragrances, the list seems endless. Counterfeit products pose a risk to consumers, manufacturers, government and other stakeholders. The figures related to counterfeiting on the national and global level have raised an alarm which should not be left unnoticed. The widespread sale of fake goods on the e-commerce portals has further deteriorated the situation. Today, it has become quite challenging for the consumer, manufacturer and authorities to tackle the problem of counterfeiting.]]>
We often read, hear or see news related to counterfeit products, counterfeiting and counterfeiters. From knock-off tires to spurious brakes, counterfeit toys to fake medicines, duplicate luxury handbags to phony fragrances, the list seems endless. Counterfeit products pose a risk to consumers, manufacturers, government and other stakeholders. The figures related to counterfeiting on the national and global level have raised an alarm which should not be left unnoticed. The widespread sale of fake goods on the e-commerce portals has further deteriorated the situation. Today, it has become quite challenging for the consumer, manufacturer and authorities to tackle the problem of counterfeiting.]]> Mon, 15 Apr 2019 10:13:49 GMT /slideshow/exploring-the-5-ws-of-counterfeiting/140853848 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Exploring the 5 W's of Counterfeiting cjhomai We often read, hear or see news related to counterfeit products, counterfeiting and counterfeiters. From knock-off tires to spurious brakes, counterfeit toys to fake medicines, duplicate luxury handbags to phony fragrances, the list seems endless. Counterfeit products pose a risk to consumers, manufacturers, government and other stakeholders. The figures related to counterfeiting on the national and global level have raised an alarm which should not be left unnoticed. The widespread sale of fake goods on the e-commerce portals has further deteriorated the situation. Today, it has become quite challenging for the consumer, manufacturer and authorities to tackle the problem of counterfeiting. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/article5wsofcounterfeitingauthenticationtimesissueno36-190415101349-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> We often read, hear or see news related to counterfeit products, counterfeiting and counterfeiters. From knock-off tires to spurious brakes, counterfeit toys to fake medicines, duplicate luxury handbags to phony fragrances, the list seems endless. Counterfeit products pose a risk to consumers, manufacturers, government and other stakeholders. The figures related to counterfeiting on the national and global level have raised an alarm which should not be left unnoticed. The widespread sale of fake goods on the e-commerce portals has further deteriorated the situation. Today, it has become quite challenging for the consumer, manufacturer and authorities to tackle the problem of counterfeiting.

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1 How to make any serialization program successful /slideshow/how-to-make-any-serialization-program-successful/140853145 articlehowtomakeanyserializationprogramsuccessfultheauthenticationtimesissue36-190415100105
The use of serialization as an anti-counterfeiting measure has expanded across the world, and across sectors. This is especially true in the pharmaceutical sector, where more than 75% of the world’s pharmaceutical supply will be under serialization regulations by 2020. The United States, the European Union, Argentina, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia, amongst others, already have or are in the process of implementing regulations. Several other countries are evaluating how best to protect their patients against the scourge of counterfeiting, one that takes hundreds of thousands of lives a year and causes billions of dollars of losses to industry (one estimate by the World Economic Forum put it at $200 bn annually ). Even without regulations, leading companies around the world are adopting serialization as a tool to protect their brands and secure their supply chains. Whether you are a brand owner or a regulator, taking those first steps in the serialization journey can be daunting. The article is an attempt to break it down into five steps view as being essential for success.]]>
The use of serialization as an anti-counterfeiting measure has expanded across the world, and across sectors. This is especially true in the pharmaceutical sector, where more than 75% of the world’s pharmaceutical supply will be under serialization regulations by 2020. The United States, the European Union, Argentina, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia, amongst others, already have or are in the process of implementing regulations. Several other countries are evaluating how best to protect their patients against the scourge of counterfeiting, one that takes hundreds of thousands of lives a year and causes billions of dollars of losses to industry (one estimate by the World Economic Forum put it at $200 bn annually ). Even without regulations, leading companies around the world are adopting serialization as a tool to protect their brands and secure their supply chains. Whether you are a brand owner or a regulator, taking those first steps in the serialization journey can be daunting. The article is an attempt to break it down into five steps view as being essential for success.]]> Mon, 15 Apr 2019 10:01:04 GMT /slideshow/how-to-make-any-serialization-program-successful/140853145 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) How to make any serialization program successful cjhomai The use of serialization as an anti-counterfeiting measure has expanded across the world, and across sectors. This is especially true in the pharmaceutical sector, where more than 75% of the world’s pharmaceutical supply will be under serialization regulations by 2020. The United States, the European Union, Argentina, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia, amongst others, already have or are in the process of implementing regulations. Several other countries are evaluating how best to protect their patients against the scourge of counterfeiting, one that takes hundreds of thousands of lives a year and causes billions of dollars of losses to industry (one estimate by the World Economic Forum put it at $200 bn annually ). Even without regulations, leading companies around the world are adopting serialization as a tool to protect their brands and secure their supply chains. Whether you are a brand owner or a regulator, taking those first steps in the serialization journey can be daunting. The article is an attempt to break it down into five steps view as being essential for success. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/articlehowtomakeanyserializationprogramsuccessfultheauthenticationtimesissue36-190415100105-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The use of serialization as an anti-counterfeiting measure has expanded across the world, and across sectors. This is especially true in the pharmaceutical sector, where more than 75% of the world’s pharmaceutical supply will be under serialization regulations by 2020. The United States, the European Union, Argentina, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia, amongst others, already have or are in the process of implementing regulations. Several other countries are evaluating how best to protect their patients against the scourge of counterfeiting, one that takes hundreds of thousands of lives a year and causes billions of dollars of losses to industry (one estimate by the World Economic Forum put it at $200 bn annually ). Even without regulations, leading companies around the world are adopting serialization as a tool to protect their brands and secure their supply chains. Whether you are a brand owner or a regulator, taking those first steps in the serialization journey can be daunting. The article is an attempt to break it down into five steps view as being essential for success.

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1 Cannabis in India & Canada /slideshow/cannabis-in-india-canada/140852534 articlecannabisinindiacanadabilliondollarrevenueopportunityorthreattheauthenticationtimesissue36-190415095043
The article review the Cannabis in India & Canada. While India is fighting with the illicit Cannabis problem, Canada is expecting to generate $8 billion revenue with legalizing it. Recently, International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) released annual report, raises concerns over record levels of illicit cannabis herbs seized in India. While a debate must be is needed on socio-economic benefits of legalizing cannabis, it is known fact the country needs greater investments in the healthcare sector to enable better treatment and rehabilitation of drug users. The time is the best answer, is legalizing Cannabis benefit the socio-economic is the future ? ]]>
The article review the Cannabis in India & Canada. While India is fighting with the illicit Cannabis problem, Canada is expecting to generate $8 billion revenue with legalizing it. Recently, International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) released annual report, raises concerns over record levels of illicit cannabis herbs seized in India. While a debate must be is needed on socio-economic benefits of legalizing cannabis, it is known fact the country needs greater investments in the healthcare sector to enable better treatment and rehabilitation of drug users. The time is the best answer, is legalizing Cannabis benefit the socio-economic is the future ? ]]> Mon, 15 Apr 2019 09:50:42 GMT /slideshow/cannabis-in-india-canada/140852534 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Cannabis in India & Canada cjhomai The article review the Cannabis in India & Canada. While India is fighting with the illicit Cannabis problem, Canada is expecting to generate $8 billion revenue with legalizing it. Recently, International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) released annual report, raises concerns over record levels of illicit cannabis herbs seized in India. While a debate must be is needed on socio-economic benefits of legalizing cannabis, it is known fact the country needs greater investments in the healthcare sector to enable better treatment and rehabilitation of drug users. The time is the best answer, is legalizing Cannabis benefit the socio-economic is the future ? <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/articlecannabisinindiacanadabilliondollarrevenueopportunityorthreattheauthenticationtimesissue36-190415095043-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The article review the Cannabis in India & Canada. While India is fighting with the illicit Cannabis problem, Canada is expecting to generate $8 billion revenue with legalizing it. Recently, International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) released annual report, raises concerns over record levels of illicit cannabis herbs seized in India. While a debate must be is needed on socio-economic benefits of legalizing cannabis, it is known fact the country needs greater investments in the healthcare sector to enable better treatment and rehabilitation of drug users. The time is the best answer, is legalizing Cannabis benefit the socio-economic is the future ?

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1 Authentication technology / Solutions Empowering Farmers, Industry and Government /slideshow/authentication-technology-solutions-empowering-farmers-industry-and-government-135783362/135783362 authenticationtechnologysolutionsempoweringfarmersindustryandgovernment-190312043700
With almost a 1.32 billion population, India needs a robust, modernized agriculture sector to ensure the nutritional food security for its population. In order to meet the food requirement of the nation, the agricultural productivity and its growth needs to be sustained and further improved. Crop protection industry play a significant role in this and working hard in Research & Development, Technology Transfer by providing latest innovations to the farmers and helping to achieve the Honorable Prime Minister’s agenda of “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022” and “Nutritional Food Security” for the nation. There is also a remarkable share of non – genuine pesticide in Indian market, which can be illegal, counterfeit, spurious, adulterated or sub – standard. These products are unable to control the pests or control them efficiently and may cause considerable harm to soil and environment as well as production loss. The damage by these spurious products is multifold. The issue of spurious or counterfeit pesticides as also its adverse impact on the national economy needs to be highlighted and for this purpose Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) with the help of Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals and Department of Agriculture Cooperation & farmers Welfare, Government of India organized a Round Table Meeting on “Supporting Farmers with Quality Crop Protection Products : Challenges and Opportunities” on 15th February, 2019 at New Delhi.This presentation was delivered at the forum by Authentication Solution Providers' Association highlighting "How Authentication Technologies & Solutions are helping farmers, industry & Government across globe and same can be implemented in India". ]]>
With almost a 1.32 billion population, India needs a robust, modernized agriculture sector to ensure the nutritional food security for its population. In order to meet the food requirement of the nation, the agricultural productivity and its growth needs to be sustained and further improved. Crop protection industry play a significant role in this and working hard in Research & Development, Technology Transfer by providing latest innovations to the farmers and helping to achieve the Honorable Prime Minister’s agenda of “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022” and “Nutritional Food Security” for the nation. There is also a remarkable share of non – genuine pesticide in Indian market, which can be illegal, counterfeit, spurious, adulterated or sub – standard. These products are unable to control the pests or control them efficiently and may cause considerable harm to soil and environment as well as production loss. The damage by these spurious products is multifold. The issue of spurious or counterfeit pesticides as also its adverse impact on the national economy needs to be highlighted and for this purpose Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) with the help of Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals and Department of Agriculture Cooperation & farmers Welfare, Government of India organized a Round Table Meeting on “Supporting Farmers with Quality Crop Protection Products : Challenges and Opportunities” on 15th February, 2019 at New Delhi.This presentation was delivered at the forum by Authentication Solution Providers' Association highlighting "How Authentication Technologies & Solutions are helping farmers, industry & Government across globe and same can be implemented in India". ]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2019 04:37:00 GMT /slideshow/authentication-technology-solutions-empowering-farmers-industry-and-government-135783362/135783362 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Authentication technology / Solutions Empowering Farmers, Industry and Government cjhomai With almost a 1.32 billion population, India needs a robust, modernized agriculture sector to ensure the nutritional food security for its population. In order to meet the food requirement of the nation, the agricultural productivity and its growth needs to be sustained and further improved. Crop protection industry play a significant role in this and working hard in Research & Development, Technology Transfer by providing latest innovations to the farmers and helping to achieve the Honorable Prime Minister’s agenda of “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022” and “Nutritional Food Security” for the nation. There is also a remarkable share of non – genuine pesticide in Indian market, which can be illegal, counterfeit, spurious, adulterated or sub – standard. These products are unable to control the pests or control them efficiently and may cause considerable harm to soil and environment as well as production loss. The damage by these spurious products is multifold. The issue of spurious or counterfeit pesticides as also its adverse impact on the national economy needs to be highlighted and for this purpose Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) with the help of Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals and Department of Agriculture Cooperation & farmers Welfare, Government of India organized a Round Table Meeting on “Supporting Farmers with Quality Crop Protection Products : Challenges and Opportunities” on 15th February, 2019 at New Delhi.This presentation was delivered at the forum by Authentication Solution Providers' Association highlighting "How Authentication Technologies & Solutions are helping farmers, industry & Government across globe and same can be implemented in India". <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/authenticationtechnologysolutionsempoweringfarmersindustryandgovernment-190312043700-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> With almost a 1.32 billion population, India needs a robust, modernized agriculture sector to ensure the nutritional food security for its population. In order to meet the food requirement of the nation, the agricultural productivity and its growth needs to be sustained and further improved. Crop protection industry play a significant role in this and working hard in Research & Development, Technology Transfer by providing latest innovations to the farmers and helping to achieve the Honorable Prime Minister’s agenda of “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022” and “Nutritional Food Security” for the nation. There is also a remarkable share of non – genuine pesticide in Indian market, which can be illegal, counterfeit, spurious, adulterated or sub – standard. These products are unable to control the pests or control them efficiently and may cause considerable harm to soil and environment as well as production loss. The damage by these spurious products is multifold. The issue of spurious or counterfeit pesticides as also its adverse impact on the national economy needs to be highlighted and for this purpose Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) with the help of Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals and Department of Agriculture Cooperation & farmers Welfare, Government of India organized a Round Table Meeting on “Supporting Farmers with Quality Crop Protection Products : Challenges and Opportunities” on 15th February, 2019 at New Delhi.This presentation was delivered at the forum by Authentication Solution Providers' Association highlighting "How Authentication Technologies & Solutions are helping farmers, industry & Government across globe and same can be implemented in India".

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1 ASPA & IPAMA Workshop on Integration of Authentication Solutions at PRINTPACK2019 /slideshow/aspa-ipama-workshop-on-integration-of-authentication-solutions-at-printpack2019/135778635 20190204aspaworkshoponintegrationofauthenticationsolutionsprintpack-190312041512
The presentation is from Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA) & Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers Association (IPAMA) recent workshop organized during PRINTPACK 2019. It covers recent initiatives & latest trends in physical authentication technologies. ASPA’s latest project “Counterfeit News Repository”, a unique repository providing a record of incidents of counterfeiting, theft and illegal diversion of products worldwide. Examples of innovation in Anti-Counterfeiting industry including irreversible holographic effect for medicine carton, NFC chip based Tamper Evident Label for medical Auto-injectors, high security holographic cap seal with digital authentication, use of special film on spot registration feature for carton packaging etc. etc and steps in developing Anti-counterfeiting strategy. The key learning from presentation is to integrate physical anti-counterfeiting technologies with traceability technologies to make customized authentication solutions. The future will be Current Labelling integration with innovative authentication solutions will lead to Smart Packaging Solutions which will ensure efficient supply chain, revenue enhancement , consumer safety and loyalty towards products, brands and authorities. ]]>
The presentation is from Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA) & Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers Association (IPAMA) recent workshop organized during PRINTPACK 2019. It covers recent initiatives & latest trends in physical authentication technologies. ASPA’s latest project “Counterfeit News Repository”, a unique repository providing a record of incidents of counterfeiting, theft and illegal diversion of products worldwide. Examples of innovation in Anti-Counterfeiting industry including irreversible holographic effect for medicine carton, NFC chip based Tamper Evident Label for medical Auto-injectors, high security holographic cap seal with digital authentication, use of special film on spot registration feature for carton packaging etc. etc and steps in developing Anti-counterfeiting strategy. The key learning from presentation is to integrate physical anti-counterfeiting technologies with traceability technologies to make customized authentication solutions. The future will be Current Labelling integration with innovative authentication solutions will lead to Smart Packaging Solutions which will ensure efficient supply chain, revenue enhancement , consumer safety and loyalty towards products, brands and authorities. ]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2019 04:15:12 GMT /slideshow/aspa-ipama-workshop-on-integration-of-authentication-solutions-at-printpack2019/135778635 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) ASPA & IPAMA Workshop on Integration of Authentication Solutions at PRINTPACK2019 cjhomai The presentation is from Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA) & Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers Association (IPAMA) recent workshop organized during PRINTPACK 2019. It covers recent initiatives & latest trends in physical authentication technologies. ASPA’s latest project “Counterfeit News Repository”, a unique repository providing a record of incidents of counterfeiting, theft and illegal diversion of products worldwide. Examples of innovation in Anti-Counterfeiting industry including irreversible holographic effect for medicine carton, NFC chip based Tamper Evident Label for medical Auto-injectors, high security holographic cap seal with digital authentication, use of special film on spot registration feature for carton packaging etc. etc and steps in developing Anti-counterfeiting strategy. The key learning from presentation is to integrate physical anti-counterfeiting technologies with traceability technologies to make customized authentication solutions. The future will be Current Labelling integration with innovative authentication solutions will lead to Smart Packaging Solutions which will ensure efficient supply chain, revenue enhancement , consumer safety and loyalty towards products, brands and authorities. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20190204aspaworkshoponintegrationofauthenticationsolutionsprintpack-190312041512-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The presentation is from Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA) & Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers Association (IPAMA) recent workshop organized during PRINTPACK 2019. It covers recent initiatives & latest trends in physical authentication technologies. ASPA’s latest project “Counterfeit News Repository”, a unique repository providing a record of incidents of counterfeiting, theft and illegal diversion of products worldwide. Examples of innovation in Anti-Counterfeiting industry including irreversible holographic effect for medicine carton, NFC chip based Tamper Evident Label for medical Auto-injectors, high security holographic cap seal with digital authentication, use of special film on spot registration feature for carton packaging etc. etc and steps in developing Anti-counterfeiting strategy. The key learning from presentation is to integrate physical anti-counterfeiting technologies with traceability technologies to make customized authentication solutions. The future will be Current Labelling integration with innovative authentication solutions will lead to Smart Packaging Solutions which will ensure efficient supply chain, revenue enhancement , consumer safety and loyalty towards products, brands and authorities.

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1 Collaborated Solutions Staying ahead of the Counterfeiters /cjhomai/collaborated-solutions-staying-ahead-of-the-counterfeiters 20190121collaboratedsolutionsstayingaheadofthecounterfeiters-190207115904
Integration of anti-counterfeiting solutions, physical with digital technologies play a vital role in staying ahead of the counterfeiters. While the trade of counterfeit has dramatically increased, tackling counterfeits is not impossible. For that we need to create zero tolerance position towards illegal activities (strict policy with our business partners and expect their full support in fighting any kind of illegal activities). There is a need to implemented a global strategy to efficiently combat production, trade and use of counterfeit and illegal products including awareness, training and development of anti-counterfeiting solutions. ]]>
Integration of anti-counterfeiting solutions, physical with digital technologies play a vital role in staying ahead of the counterfeiters. While the trade of counterfeit has dramatically increased, tackling counterfeits is not impossible. For that we need to create zero tolerance position towards illegal activities (strict policy with our business partners and expect their full support in fighting any kind of illegal activities). There is a need to implemented a global strategy to efficiently combat production, trade and use of counterfeit and illegal products including awareness, training and development of anti-counterfeiting solutions. ]]> Thu, 07 Feb 2019 11:59:04 GMT /cjhomai/collaborated-solutions-staying-ahead-of-the-counterfeiters cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Collaborated Solutions Staying ahead of the Counterfeiters cjhomai Integration of anti-counterfeiting solutions, physical with digital technologies play a vital role in staying ahead of the counterfeiters. While the trade of counterfeit has dramatically increased, tackling counterfeits is not impossible. For that we need to create zero tolerance position towards illegal activities (strict policy with our business partners and expect their full support in fighting any kind of illegal activities). There is a need to implemented a global strategy to efficiently combat production, trade and use of counterfeit and illegal products including awareness, training and development of anti-counterfeiting solutions. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20190121collaboratedsolutionsstayingaheadofthecounterfeiters-190207115904-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Integration of anti-counterfeiting solutions, physical with digital technologies play a vital role in staying ahead of the counterfeiters. While the trade of counterfeit has dramatically increased, tackling counterfeits is not impossible. For that we need to create zero tolerance position towards illegal activities (strict policy with our business partners and expect their full support in fighting any kind of illegal activities). There is a need to implemented a global strategy to efficiently combat production, trade and use of counterfeit and illegal products including awareness, training and development of anti-counterfeiting solutions.

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1 Ways to Curb Counterfeit in Crop Protection Industry: Solutions for Brand and Revenue Enhancement /slideshow/ways-to-curb-counterfeit-in-crop-protection-industry-solutions-for-brand-and-revenue-enhancement/130870513 20190110howtocurbcounterfeitinpesticidesindustrysolutionsforbrandandrevenueenhancement-190207114734
In 2015, FICCI estimates that the non-genuine pesticides market in India is estimated at Rs 3200 crore (25% by value) and expected to grow 20% per year and by 2019 40%. According to recent study by FICCI, the domestic market increased with CAGR 3.5% for period 2013-16, and expected to grow 6.4% by 2022. The presentation focus on Anti-Counterfeiting solutions and role of technology in helping crop protection industry for consumer protection, brand protection and revenue enhancement. ]]>
In 2015, FICCI estimates that the non-genuine pesticides market in India is estimated at Rs 3200 crore (25% by value) and expected to grow 20% per year and by 2019 40%. According to recent study by FICCI, the domestic market increased with CAGR 3.5% for period 2013-16, and expected to grow 6.4% by 2022. The presentation focus on Anti-Counterfeiting solutions and role of technology in helping crop protection industry for consumer protection, brand protection and revenue enhancement. ]]> Thu, 07 Feb 2019 11:47:34 GMT /slideshow/ways-to-curb-counterfeit-in-crop-protection-industry-solutions-for-brand-and-revenue-enhancement/130870513 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Ways to Curb Counterfeit in Crop Protection Industry: Solutions for Brand and Revenue Enhancement cjhomai In 2015, FICCI estimates that the non-genuine pesticides market in India is estimated at Rs 3200 crore (25% by value) and expected to grow 20% per year and by 2019 40%. According to recent study by FICCI, the domestic market increased with CAGR 3.5% for period 2013-16, and expected to grow 6.4% by 2022. The presentation focus on Anti-Counterfeiting solutions and role of technology in helping crop protection industry for consumer protection, brand protection and revenue enhancement. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20190110howtocurbcounterfeitinpesticidesindustrysolutionsforbrandandrevenueenhancement-190207114734-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> In 2015, FICCI estimates that the non-genuine pesticides market in India is estimated at Rs 3200 crore (25% by value) and expected to grow 20% per year and by 2019 40%. According to recent study by FICCI, the domestic market increased with CAGR 3.5% for period 2013-16, and expected to grow 6.4% by 2022. The presentation focus on Anti-Counterfeiting solutions and role of technology in helping crop protection industry for consumer protection, brand protection and revenue enhancement.

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1 Trends and drivers in tax stamps design /slideshow/trends-and-drivers-in-tax-stamps-design/124589724 trendsanddriversintaxstampsdesignbynicolasudan-181201172610
Wlook like today, compared to what it used to look like… and what it may look like tomorrow? What are the drivers that have shaped the modern tax stamp and what are the individual parts of that stamp that make up the whole? These are the questions addressed in this special feature, devoted to the evolution in the design, as well as in the security features and functionality of tax stamps – since all these elements are inextricably linked.]]>
Wlook like today, compared to what it used to look like… and what it may look like tomorrow? What are the drivers that have shaped the modern tax stamp and what are the individual parts of that stamp that make up the whole? These are the questions addressed in this special feature, devoted to the evolution in the design, as well as in the security features and functionality of tax stamps – since all these elements are inextricably linked.]]> Sat, 01 Dec 2018 17:26:10 GMT /slideshow/trends-and-drivers-in-tax-stamps-design/124589724 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Trends and drivers in tax stamps design cjhomai Wlook like today, compared to what it used to look like… and what it may look like tomorrow? What are the drivers that have shaped the modern tax stamp and what are the individual parts of that stamp that make up the whole? These are the questions addressed in this special feature, devoted to the evolution in the design, as well as in the security features and functionality of tax stamps – since all these elements are inextricably linked. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/trendsanddriversintaxstampsdesignbynicolasudan-181201172610-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Wlook like today, compared to what it used to look like… and what it may look like tomorrow? What are the drivers that have shaped the modern tax stamp and what are the individual parts of that stamp that make up the whole? These are the questions addressed in this special feature, devoted to the evolution in the design, as well as in the security features and functionality of tax stamps – since all these elements are inextricably linked.

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1 The Evolution of DOVID's on Banknotes /slideshow/the-evolution-of-dovids-on-banknotes/124589203 theevolutionofdovidsonbanknotesbydrmarkdeakes-181201172117
Holograms, optically variable devices (OVDs), diffractive optically variable devices (DOVDs), diffractive foil features (DFF) or diffractive optically variable image devices (DOVIDs) are the variety of terms used to describe the security features that have become one of the most common, and successful, level 1 (overt) features on banknotes today. To most lay people they are collectively called holograms. This article tracks some of the important milestones in the evolution of DOVIDs on banknotes to the present day.]]>
Holograms, optically variable devices (OVDs), diffractive optically variable devices (DOVDs), diffractive foil features (DFF) or diffractive optically variable image devices (DOVIDs) are the variety of terms used to describe the security features that have become one of the most common, and successful, level 1 (overt) features on banknotes today. To most lay people they are collectively called holograms. This article tracks some of the important milestones in the evolution of DOVIDs on banknotes to the present day.]]> Sat, 01 Dec 2018 17:21:17 GMT /slideshow/the-evolution-of-dovids-on-banknotes/124589203 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) The Evolution of DOVID's on Banknotes cjhomai Holograms, optically variable devices (OVDs), diffractive optically variable devices (DOVDs), diffractive foil features (DFF) or diffractive optically variable image devices (DOVIDs) are the variety of terms used to describe the security features that have become one of the most common, and successful, level 1 (overt) features on banknotes today. To most lay people they are collectively called holograms. This article tracks some of the important milestones in the evolution of DOVIDs on banknotes to the present day. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/theevolutionofdovidsonbanknotesbydrmarkdeakes-181201172117-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Holograms, optically variable devices (OVDs), diffractive optically variable devices (DOVDs), diffractive foil features (DFF) or diffractive optically variable image devices (DOVIDs) are the variety of terms used to describe the security features that have become one of the most common, and successful, level 1 (overt) features on banknotes today. To most lay people they are collectively called holograms. This article tracks some of the important milestones in the evolution of DOVIDs on banknotes to the present day.

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1 Predicting future banknote designs by a use centered approach dr hans de heij /slideshow/predicting-future-banknote-designs-by-a-use-centered-approach-dr-hans-de-heij/124588920 predictingfuturebanknotedesignsbyausecenteredapproachdrhansdeheij-181201171755
Banknote design management should invest in user needs. When cash is no longer an attractive payment instrument, banknotes will disappear. User needs will lead to other design requirements as applied today. Furthermore, banknote designers should focus first of all on the User Interface Functions, instead of spending their creativity to User Experience Functions like connecting to a main image.]]>
Banknote design management should invest in user needs. When cash is no longer an attractive payment instrument, banknotes will disappear. User needs will lead to other design requirements as applied today. Furthermore, banknote designers should focus first of all on the User Interface Functions, instead of spending their creativity to User Experience Functions like connecting to a main image.]]> Sat, 01 Dec 2018 17:17:55 GMT /slideshow/predicting-future-banknote-designs-by-a-use-centered-approach-dr-hans-de-heij/124588920 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Predicting future banknote designs by a use centered approach dr hans de heij cjhomai Banknote design management should invest in user needs. When cash is no longer an attractive payment instrument, banknotes will disappear. User needs will lead to other design requirements as applied today. Furthermore, banknote designers should focus first of all on the User Interface Functions, instead of spending their creativity to User Experience Functions like connecting to a main image. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/predictingfuturebanknotedesignsbyausecenteredapproachdrhansdeheij-181201171755-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Banknote design management should invest in user needs. When cash is no longer an attractive payment instrument, banknotes will disappear. User needs will lead to other design requirements as applied today. Furthermore, banknote designers should focus first of all on the User Interface Functions, instead of spending their creativity to User Experience Functions like connecting to a main image.

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1 Combating illicit tobacco trade; collaborative solutions for India /slideshow/combating-illicit-tobacco-trade-collaborative-solutions-for-india/102756037 combatingillicittobaccotradecollaborativesolutionsforindia-180621040000
Combating illicit tobacco trade is an issue that is being seriously addressed by not only those in the tobacco industry but also governments around world and international bodies such as World Health Organisation (WHO) and Interpol. According to an estimate by WHO, eliminating the illicit trade in tobacco would generate an annual tax of US $ 31 billions for governments. In Indian scenario, as per media sources, illegal Cigarette trade comprising international smuggled and locally manufactured tax-evaded cigarettes accounts for as much as 1/4th of the Cigarette Industry in India. According to studies by FICCI CASCADE (Committee against Smuggling and Destroying Economy), the grey market in the tobacco industry has grown significantly since 2010 and has grown from 15.7 percent in 2010 to 20.2 percent in 2012 - an increase of 28.7 percent. Government of India alone bears the losses INR 13 billion per annum because of illicit tobacco trade. Based on the current tax rates on cigarettes, it is estimated that the Government loses Rs. 13,000 crores per annum because of illegal cigarette trade.Taking a positive step in curbing illicit tobacco trade, on 2-May-2018, The Union Cabinet Chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given approval to accede to the Protocol under World Health O rg a n i z a t i o n ( W H O ) F r a m e w o r k Convention on tobacco control to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products. This is a welcome step and in view of this development, the article review the issue and solutions for combating it. ]]>
Combating illicit tobacco trade is an issue that is being seriously addressed by not only those in the tobacco industry but also governments around world and international bodies such as World Health Organisation (WHO) and Interpol. According to an estimate by WHO, eliminating the illicit trade in tobacco would generate an annual tax of US $ 31 billions for governments. In Indian scenario, as per media sources, illegal Cigarette trade comprising international smuggled and locally manufactured tax-evaded cigarettes accounts for as much as 1/4th of the Cigarette Industry in India. According to studies by FICCI CASCADE (Committee against Smuggling and Destroying Economy), the grey market in the tobacco industry has grown significantly since 2010 and has grown from 15.7 percent in 2010 to 20.2 percent in 2012 - an increase of 28.7 percent. Government of India alone bears the losses INR 13 billion per annum because of illicit tobacco trade. Based on the current tax rates on cigarettes, it is estimated that the Government loses Rs. 13,000 crores per annum because of illegal cigarette trade.Taking a positive step in curbing illicit tobacco trade, on 2-May-2018, The Union Cabinet Chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given approval to accede to the Protocol under World Health O rg a n i z a t i o n ( W H O ) F r a m e w o r k Convention on tobacco control to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products. This is a welcome step and in view of this development, the article review the issue and solutions for combating it. ]]> Thu, 21 Jun 2018 04:00:00 GMT /slideshow/combating-illicit-tobacco-trade-collaborative-solutions-for-india/102756037 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Combating illicit tobacco trade; collaborative solutions for India cjhomai Combating illicit tobacco trade is an issue that is being seriously addressed by not only those in the tobacco industry but also governments around world and international bodies such as World Health Organisation (WHO) and Interpol. According to an estimate by WHO, eliminating the illicit trade in tobacco would generate an annual tax of US $ 31 billions for governments. In Indian scenario, as per media sources, illegal Cigarette trade comprising international smuggled and locally manufactured tax-evaded cigarettes accounts for as much as 1/4th of the Cigarette Industry in India. According to studies by FICCI CASCADE (Committee against Smuggling and Destroying Economy), the grey market in the tobacco industry has grown significantly since 2010 and has grown from 15.7 percent in 2010 to 20.2 percent in 2012 - an increase of 28.7 percent. Government of India alone bears the losses INR 13 billion per annum because of illicit tobacco trade. Based on the current tax rates on cigarettes, it is estimated that the Government loses Rs. 13,000 crores per annum because of illegal cigarette trade.Taking a positive step in curbing illicit tobacco trade, on 2-May-2018, The Union Cabinet Chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given approval to accede to the Protocol under World Health O rg a n i z a t i o n ( W H O ) F r a m e w o r k Convention on tobacco control to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products. This is a welcome step and in view of this development, the article review the issue and solutions for combating it. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/combatingillicittobaccotradecollaborativesolutionsforindia-180621040000-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Combating illicit tobacco trade is an issue that is being seriously addressed by not only those in the tobacco industry but also governments around world and international bodies such as World Health Organisation (WHO) and Interpol. According to an estimate by WHO, eliminating the illicit trade in tobacco would generate an annual tax of US $ 31 billions for governments. In Indian scenario, as per media sources, illegal Cigarette trade comprising international smuggled and locally manufactured tax-evaded cigarettes accounts for as much as 1/4th of the Cigarette Industry in India. According to studies by FICCI CASCADE (Committee against Smuggling and Destroying Economy), the grey market in the tobacco industry has grown significantly since 2010 and has grown from 15.7 percent in 2010 to 20.2 percent in 2012 - an increase of 28.7 percent. Government of India alone bears the losses INR 13 billion per annum because of illicit tobacco trade. Based on the current tax rates on cigarettes, it is estimated that the Government loses Rs. 13,000 crores per annum because of illegal cigarette trade.Taking a positive step in curbing illicit tobacco trade, on 2-May-2018, The Union Cabinet Chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given approval to accede to the Protocol under World Health O rg a n i z a t i o n ( W H O ) F r a m e w o r k Convention on tobacco control to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products. This is a welcome step and in view of this development, the article review the issue and solutions for combating it.

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1 How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing /slideshow/how-blockchain-is-strengthening-tuna-traceability-to-combat-illegal-fishing/102237488 howblockchainisstrengtheningtunatraceability-180613022701
In a significant development for global fisheries, blockchain technology is now being used to improve tuna traceability to help stop illegal and sustainable fishing practices in the Pacific Islands tuna industry. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, in partnership with US based tech innovator ConsenSys, tech implementer TraSeable and tuna fishing and processing company Sea Quest Fiji Ltd, has just launched a pilot project in the Pacific Islands tuna industry that will use blockchain technology to track the journey of tuna from “bait to plate”. The aim is to help stop illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and human rights abuses in the tuna industry. ]]>
In a significant development for global fisheries, blockchain technology is now being used to improve tuna traceability to help stop illegal and sustainable fishing practices in the Pacific Islands tuna industry. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, in partnership with US based tech innovator ConsenSys, tech implementer TraSeable and tuna fishing and processing company Sea Quest Fiji Ltd, has just launched a pilot project in the Pacific Islands tuna industry that will use blockchain technology to track the journey of tuna from “bait to plate”. The aim is to help stop illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and human rights abuses in the tuna industry. ]]> Wed, 13 Jun 2018 02:27:01 GMT /slideshow/how-blockchain-is-strengthening-tuna-traceability-to-combat-illegal-fishing/102237488 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing cjhomai In a significant development for global fisheries, blockchain technology is now being used to improve tuna traceability to help stop illegal and sustainable fishing practices in the Pacific Islands tuna industry. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, in partnership with US based tech innovator ConsenSys, tech implementer TraSeable and tuna fishing and processing company Sea Quest Fiji Ltd, has just launched a pilot project in the Pacific Islands tuna industry that will use blockchain technology to track the journey of tuna from “bait to plate”. The aim is to help stop illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and human rights abuses in the tuna industry. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/howblockchainisstrengtheningtunatraceability-180613022701-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> In a significant development for global fisheries, blockchain technology is now being used to improve tuna traceability to help stop illegal and sustainable fishing practices in the Pacific Islands tuna industry. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, in partnership with US based tech innovator ConsenSys, tech implementer TraSeable and tuna fishing and processing company Sea Quest Fiji Ltd, has just launched a pilot project in the Pacific Islands tuna industry that will use blockchain technology to track the journey of tuna from “bait to plate”. The aim is to help stop illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and human rights abuses in the tuna industry.

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1 Need of anti counterfeit secured packaging /slideshow/need-of-anti-counterfeit-secured-packaging/85644014 needofanti-counterfeitsecuredpackaging-180103040015
Drug counterfeiting is a significant public health threat and is rapidly increasing with dozens of new cases being reported throughout the world every day. In the past few months, various news has been reported in media referring the ongoing activities of counterfeiters making fake and sub-standard medicines in different parts of India. The article is on need of anti-counterfeit secured packaging solutions like tamper evident and serialization. ]]>
Drug counterfeiting is a significant public health threat and is rapidly increasing with dozens of new cases being reported throughout the world every day. In the past few months, various news has been reported in media referring the ongoing activities of counterfeiters making fake and sub-standard medicines in different parts of India. The article is on need of anti-counterfeit secured packaging solutions like tamper evident and serialization. ]]> Wed, 03 Jan 2018 04:00:15 GMT /slideshow/need-of-anti-counterfeit-secured-packaging/85644014 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Need of anti counterfeit secured packaging cjhomai Drug counterfeiting is a significant public health threat and is rapidly increasing with dozens of new cases being reported throughout the world every day. In the past few months, various news has been reported in media referring the ongoing activities of counterfeiters making fake and sub-standard medicines in different parts of India. The article is on need of anti-counterfeit secured packaging solutions like tamper evident and serialization. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/needofanti-counterfeitsecuredpackaging-180103040015-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Drug counterfeiting is a significant public health threat and is rapidly increasing with dozens of new cases being reported throughout the world every day. In the past few months, various news has been reported in media referring the ongoing activities of counterfeiters making fake and sub-standard medicines in different parts of India. The article is on need of anti-counterfeit secured packaging solutions like tamper evident and serialization.

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1 Security features in passport, trends in the last two decades /slideshow/security-features-in-passport-trends-in-the-last-two-decades/85643743 securityfeaturesinpassporttrendsinthelasttwodecades-180103035320
The article provide an comparative analysis of evolution of basic and additional security features in ordinary passports, during the last two decades from 1996 to 2016, based on the information held in the Keesing Reference database. ]]>
The article provide an comparative analysis of evolution of basic and additional security features in ordinary passports, during the last two decades from 1996 to 2016, based on the information held in the Keesing Reference database. ]]> Wed, 03 Jan 2018 03:53:20 GMT /slideshow/security-features-in-passport-trends-in-the-last-two-decades/85643743 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Security features in passport, trends in the last two decades cjhomai The article provide an comparative analysis of evolution of basic and additional security features in ordinary passports, during the last two decades from 1996 to 2016, based on the information held in the Keesing Reference database. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/securityfeaturesinpassporttrendsinthelasttwodecades-180103035320-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The article provide an comparative analysis of evolution of basic and additional security features in ordinary passports, during the last two decades from 1996 to 2016, based on the information held in the Keesing Reference database.

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1 Recent trends and developments in currency /slideshow/recent-trends-and-developments-in-currency/85643538 recenttrendsanddevelopmentsincurrency-180103034621
Astrid Mitchell has a 30-year commercial career with companies within the banknote, authentication and holographic industries, including De La Rue, Applied Optical Technologies and Bundesdruckerei. She joined the Reconnaissance Board in 2002 and, in addition to her role as Managing Director, is primarily responsible for the company’s activities in currency (including Currency News, The Coin Conference and various directories and reports through Reconnaissance’s joint venture Currency Publications Ltd.). The article provides an overview of trends and development in currency in 2017. ]]>
Astrid Mitchell has a 30-year commercial career with companies within the banknote, authentication and holographic industries, including De La Rue, Applied Optical Technologies and Bundesdruckerei. She joined the Reconnaissance Board in 2002 and, in addition to her role as Managing Director, is primarily responsible for the company’s activities in currency (including Currency News, The Coin Conference and various directories and reports through Reconnaissance’s joint venture Currency Publications Ltd.). The article provides an overview of trends and development in currency in 2017. ]]> Wed, 03 Jan 2018 03:46:21 GMT /slideshow/recent-trends-and-developments-in-currency/85643538 cjhomai@slideshare.net(cjhomai) Recent trends and developments in currency cjhomai Astrid Mitchell has a 30-year commercial career with companies within the banknote, authentication and holographic industries, including De La Rue, Applied Optical Technologies and Bundesdruckerei. She joined the Reconnaissance Board in 2002 and, in addition to her role as Managing Director, is primarily responsible for the company’s activities in currency (including Currency News, The Coin Conference and various directories and reports through Reconnaissance’s joint venture Currency Publications Ltd.). The article provides an overview of trends and development in currency in 2017. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/recenttrendsanddevelopmentsincurrency-180103034621-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Astrid Mitchell has a 30-year commercial career with companies within the banknote, authentication and holographic industries, including De La Rue, Applied Optical Technologies and Bundesdruckerei. She joined the Reconnaissance Board in 2002 and, in addition to her role as Managing Director, is primarily responsible for the company’s activities in currency (including Currency News, The Coin Conference and various directories and reports through Reconnaissance’s joint venture Currency Publications Ltd.). The article provides an overview of trends and development in currency in 2017.

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1 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-cjhomai-48x48.jpg?cb=1667890094 Welcome to official slideshare account of Authentication Solution Providers' Association (ASPA). ASPA is a self-regulated, non-profit organization of authentication solution providers. Formed in 1998 with the objective to curb counterfeit product in various sector. As an industry body of authentication solutions providers, ASPA encourage its members to adopt best practices, standards and usage of advance technology in providing effective anti-counterfeiting solutions against counterfeiting. ASPA members protect over 15,000 brands worldwide through the identification of genuine products and documents. www.aspaglobal.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20190913trendsanddevelopmentsintaxstampsinindia-200513165414-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/trends-and-developments-in-tax-stamps-in-india/233830094 Trends and Development... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/covid19andcounterfeiting-200513163244-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/covid-19-and-counterfeiting/233827753 Covid 19 and counterfe... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/foodfraudauthenticationandtraceability-200513162237-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds cjhomai/food-fraud-authentication-and-traceability Food Fraud Authenticat...