Technologies

Next-Gen Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions at TAF 2025

Published: February 25, 2025
Author: HFT

New Delhi, February 25, 2025 – Counterfeiting is a growing challenge across industries, threatening brand integrity, consumer safety, and economic growth. As counterfeit goods continue to infiltrate global supply chains and the illicit market in India, the need for collaborative discussions on regulatory and technological advancements has never been more urgent.

To address these critical issues, the Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA) is hosting the 6th edition of the Traceability and Authentication Forum (TAF) 2025 on March 17-18 in New Delhi. This premier event will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and technology experts to explore the latest advancements in anti-counterfeiting, brand protection, and supply chain security.

Driving Innovation in Authentication & Traceability

Manoj Kochar, President of ASPA, underscores the need for advanced solutions:

“As counterfeit threats become more sophisticated, businesses must adopt multi-layered authentication strategies to secure their supply chains and protect consumers. Technologies like AI, Blockchain, and IoT are revolutionizing anti-counterfeiting efforts by enabling real-time verification, enhancing transparency, and ensuring end-to-end traceability. TAF 2025 will serve as a platform for industry leaders and experts to collaborate, share insights, and drive innovation in brand protection.”

To combat counterfeiting, businesses need to integrate physical, digital, and phygital solutions, including:

Holograms & tamper-evident labels for secure packaging
RFID tracking & covert markers for product authentication
Blockchain-based track-and-trace systems for transparent supply chains
AI-driven authentication tools for real-time verification

Strengthening Consumer Trust & Regulatory Action

Counterfeiting doesn’t just lead to financial losses—it also jeopardizes public health and safety. The ASPA & CRISIL report on “State of Counterfeiting in India 2022” found that one in four Indian consumers unknowingly purchased a counterfeit product, with 27% unaware of the risks.

To combat this issue, government initiatives, industry-driven policies, and international standards will be key topics at TAF 2025. Experts will explore emerging threats, policy advancements, and the latest innovations in authentication solutions to build a more resilient anti-counterfeiting ecosystem.

TAF 2025: A Platform for Industry Collaboration

TAF 2025 will provide a strategic forum for stakeholders to exchange knowledge, explore regulatory developments, and foster innovation in authentication and traceability. As counterfeiting threats continue to evolve, collaboration and technological advancements remain critical in safeguarding businesses, consumers, and economies worldwide.

Join the conversation at TAF 2025! Stay ahead of counterfeiting challenges and discover the latest in next-gen authentication solutions.

For more information, visit: [ASPA Website]

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