The owners of pharma distributor Safe Chain Solutions have been found guilty of distributing black market HIV drugs.
Pulse by NABP has been successfully used to detect counterfeit medicines in the supply chain, including fake Ozempic.
The Indian Health Ministry has been urged not to expand a QR coding programme for medicines described as "deeply flawed."
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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The authorities have opened a comment period about expanding the much-criticised QR coding programme for domestic medicines.
The Dark Side of Imitation – Counterfeit Alcohol and the Fight for Safety
The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) has published a white paper on the scourge of counterfeit alcohol in response to a string of high-profile incidents that have claimed hundreds of lives.
The document details some of the most notorious incidents in recent years and explains how a brand protection standard (BPS) developed by TAPA Asia Pacific (TAPA APAC) can strengthen the supply chain against counterfeit goods by encouraging logistics companies to "design out" vulnerabilities. Read more