APPLICATIONS
CHAIN OF CUSTODY
APPLICATIONS
CHAIN OF
CUSTODY
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN ACT BRINGS NEW REQUIREMENTS
SUPPLY CHAIN ACT
A new challenge arises with the implementation of the Supply Chain Act, wherein the ethically and ecologically correct value chain of products must be documented authentically. Consumers drive this demand; they no longer solely trust the brand and the manufacturer but seek transparency to make informed purchasing decisions.
Unlike ISO 9001, this new mandate requires online availability within seconds and a robust security architecture to ensure the integrity of information. Consequently, the requirements for security architecture and labeling security will be elevated.
DIGITAL TRACEABILITY FOR MANUFACTURERS AND CONSUMERS
HOW TO PREVENT TAMPERING IN THE CHAIN OF CUSTODY
The Chain of Custody assumes an increasingly crucial role across various industries, and it is set to become even more significance in the future. Implementing digital tracking systems, specifically, provides substantial benefits for both manufacturers and customers.
WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF SECURE SUPPLY CHAIN PRACTICES?
Secure practices help prevent the infiltration of counterfeit products and unauthorized alterations, thereby safeguarding the authenticity of goods. They also ensure compliance with regulations and reduce the risk of financial losses due to fraud.
Moreover, a secure supply chain enhances transparency and traceability, allowing companies to monitor the movement of products from production to end-user delivery. This not only builds consumer trust but also enables quick responses to any issues that may arise, such as recalls or product tampering incidents. Secure supply chain practices are essential for protecting both the company and its customers.
