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• Drug distributor owners convicted in fake meds case

  04-Nov-25 - The owners of pharmaceutical distributor Safe Chain Solutions have been found guilty of distributing black market HIV drugs.

• Fake designer watches worth $8.5m seized by CBP in Chicago

  04-Nov-25 - The haul included counterfeit Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet, Diesel, Casio G-Shock, and Rolex products.

• Fake vodka bottles, equipment seized in South Africa

  02-Nov-25 - Machines used to manufacture counterfeit Smirnoff 1818 bottles worth "millions of rands" were seized, say police.

• Anti-falsified meds platform in US reaches 30+ states

  02-Nov-25 - Pulse by NABP has been successfully used to detect counterfeit medicines in the supply chain, including fake Ozempic.

• Viewpoint: India must not expand its drug protection programme – here’s why

  28-Oct-25 - The Indian Health Ministry has been urged not to expand a QR coding programme for medicines described as "deeply flawed."

• Eight countries added to UK's fake alcohol warning list

  27-Oct-25 - The move follows an increase in cases of illness and death caused by alcohol tainted with methanol in travel destinations.

• EU starts media campaign to encourage safe GLP-1 use

  24-Oct-25 - The EMA is working with social media content creators to try to encourage "safe and responsible" use of weight-loss drugs.
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• Is India thinking again about QR barcoding for drugs?

  22-Oct-25 - The authorities have opened a comment period about expanding the much-criticised QR coding programme for domestic medicines.

• Europe must mine e-waste for critical materials

  21-Oct-25 - Europe's e-waste should be mined for critical raw materials (CRMs) that could shield the region from supply security risks.

• Two arrests in Georgia over fake coffee, chocolates

  21-Oct-25 - The duo are accused of infringing trademarks held by coffee brand Jacobs Douwe Egberts and confectionery firm Ferrero.

• 'Self-healing' anticounterfeit inks solve durability issues

  21-Oct-25 - Researchers have developed a new type of self-healing thermochromic ink with improved resistance properties.

• FDA warns of lead-leaching imported cookware

  16-Oct-25 - The alert concerns some types of imported cookware products made from aluminium, brass, and low-cost, cast aluminium alloys.

• Indian cough syrup death toll reaches 26

  16-Oct-25 - As deaths among children in India due to tainted cough syrup reach 26, the WHO has issued an alert about three products.

• Study plugs knowledge gap in seafood traceability

  14-Oct-25 - A study has thrown a spotlight on the global network of fish taxis or 'reefers,' considered a weak link in seafood traceability.

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