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Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India Hyderabad October 27 th 2010 Holograms to authenticate and identify the counterfeit pharma export drugs Presented by: C S Jeena Secretary HOMAI

Holograms to authenticate and identify the counterfeit pharma export drugs

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Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India

Hyderabad

October 27th 2010

Holograms to authenticate and identify the counterfeit pharma export drugs

Presented by:

C S Jeena Secretary HOMAI

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Introduction to the Indian Hologram Industry

Hologram industry in India is a mature and established industry

The industry has as Association called Hologram Manufacturers Association of India (HoMAI)

Capital Employed more than Rs. 150 Crores

Industry turnover for security holograms more than Rs. 250 Crores

At least 4000 applications currently in the country

Several leading brands across every possible industry segment

A host of applications in the Government sector such as Excise Labels, Voter’s ID Cards, Driving Licenses

India is also emerging as a big exporter of security hologram

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Objective and Solution

The Objective

Clear identification of products through their origin, identity, destination or any characteristics by visual or digital mechanism = Identify and Track

Solution

Pharmaceutical products entail multi-level handling – so the solution should

• facilitate multi level authentication and tracking

• be cost effective

• encourage easy identification at the PoS

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Hologram Technology

What is a hologram?

A laser created optical image device bearing diffractive elements due to surface relief, and has variable optical information:

• exhibits variable colors (rainbow)

• variable image content

• image can be animated

• image can appear as stereoscopic

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Flow of hologram production?

Design & Planning

Artwork Preparation

Hologram Mastering

Proof

Mass Production

Post Processing & Inspection

Delivery

Approx

3-4

weeks

Approx

2-3

weeks

a) From Laser

a.1) 2D-3D Hologram

a.2) Dot-Matrix

a.3) Lithographic

b) From E-beam lithography

c) Combination of both

Hologram Technology

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Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

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Hologram - Extremely difficult to copy

Impossible to copy with a scanner/color copier or any other mode

Impossible to imitate with standard printing technologies

Has a high degree of tamper evident properties

Other deterrents

Requirement of high technology equipment

Traceability of hologram origination machine

Incorporation of taggant in raw materials

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Easy to Identify

Facilitate product level authentication

Easy to identify as it stands out against conventional printed matter

Most used & publicly recognised overt feature for authentication

Consumer education on the features in the hologram help greatly

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Multi Level Security

Conforms to the level of security features for authentication suggested by INTERPOL

Level 3 (Forensic features)

Level 2 (Covert features,

hidden information)

Level 1 (Overt features,

visual authentication)

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Level 1: Overt features

Overt features can be verified even by an untrained eye without any instruments

Level 1 (Visual

authentication)

•End Consumer

•Distributor and agents

•Drug Inspectors

•Custom Officials

•Officials of pharma companies

•Enforcement agencies

•Court of Law

Users

Hologram – Multi Level Security

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Overt Security features contd…

Shaped lens effect Switch effect

2D image to 3D image

Hologram – Multi Level Security

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Level 2 (Hidden

Information)

• Drug Inspectors

• Custom Officials

• Senior Officials

• Enforcement agencies

• Court of Law

Users

Level 2: Covert features

Covert features are invisible to the naked eye, but can be verified with the help of simple hand held instruments

Hologram – Multi Level Security

Hologram

with Micro Text

Hologram

with CLR

Hologram

with Raster Image

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Covert Security features contd…..

Micro text and nano text

100

micron

5 micron

Shaped pixel technology

Hologram – Multi Level Security

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Level 3 (Forensic

Information)

• Forensic experts

• Officials of HOMAI/IHMA/CIB/Interpol

• Senior Officials

• Enforcement agencies

• Court of Law

Users

Level 3: Forensic features

Features that are invisible to the naked eye, and can only be verified with the help of sophisticated instruments like Microscope and Spectrometers – typically in a laboratory

Hologram – Multi Level Security

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Examples of Forensic Security features

Hologram Fringes

Hologram – Multi Level Security

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Integration with existing Packaging

Blister Packing

Bottles / Jars –

Plastic / Glass / Voiles

Tubes

Plastic Pouch

& Mono Carton

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Blister Packing

Holographic Strip

Label form

Full holographic

Aluminum Foil

Transparent blister PVC

Hologram – Integration with existing Packaging

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Bottles / Jars

Holographic Strip

Holographic Label form

Holographic Shrink Sleeves

Holographic Wads

Holographic Cap

Hologram – Integration with existing Packaging

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Tubes

Holographic Strip

Holographic Label

Hologram – Integration with existing Packaging

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Plastic Pouch and

mono cartons

Holographic

Strip

Holographic label

Full Holographic

laminate

Hologram – Integration with existing Packaging

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Convenience of Authentication

Overt

Security Features

Covert

Security Features

Forensic

Security Features

TOTAL SECURITY

AT ALL LEVELS

Enforcement Authorities

Manufacturers/ Trade Partners

Manufacturers/ Trade Partners

Enforcement Authorities

End-Users/ Consumers

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Easy integration with other anti-counterfeit technologies

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram - Integration with Other Technologies

A hologram blends quite easily with other technologies – security printing can co-exist with holographic elements

Bar codes, RFiD and Digital Mass Encryption (DME) are examples of evolving technologies for Track and Trace

All these technologies involve using alphanumeric codes to identify a particular product

A hologram itself can be marked with any kind of codes required by these technologies

Even if there was another label that will carry such codes, then a hologram can be applied on these labels as a patch or stripe

The label carries codes and data for online verification, and the hologram establishes the Visual security at three levels – Overt, Covert and Forensic

So a hologram co-exists with other technologies for Track and Trace

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Hologram - Integration with Other Technologies

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Holographic Component for

Visual verification

Code for Digital

verification

2D Barcode For scanning convenience

Hologram - Integration with Other Technologies

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Easy integration with other anti-counterfeit technologies

Continuous Innovation, Advancement and R&D

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Innovation, Advancement, R&D

Optical Features:

New origination technologies

Current generation of holograms produced at 100,000 dpi resolution

New optical effects such as:

• Shaped Lenses

• Achromatic Images

• 3D to 2D switch effects

Processing and Materials

Demetalization

Color Shifting effects

Foil material

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Easy integration with other anti-counterfeit technologies

Continuous Innovation, Advancement and R&D

Regulated, Organized, Ethical and monitored industry

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – A Regulated and Ethical industry

Strictly follows the Code of Practice of its Industry Association HOMAI

Also follow the IHMA Code of Conduct

Only security printing industry to have an Image Register

Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau (CIB) under International Chamber of Commerce, London, (ICC) maintains the Hologram Image Register

Close monitoring with China Anti-counterfeiting Association (CATA)

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Easy integration with other anti-counterfeit technologies

Continuous Innovation, Advancement and R&D

Regulated, Organized, Ethical and monitored industry

Cost effective

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Holography is a very cost effective solution anti-counterfeit

technology which can be integrated with any product packaging

at a reasonable price such as

Holographic Tamper Evident Label 1 X 1 inch = 15 paise

Holographic Stamping Foil 10 mm x 10 mm = 10 paise

*The cost depends on various other factors such as size, types

of security features, blending technology and as per quantity

etc…..

Hologram – Cost Effective

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Extremely difficult to copy, and should be tamper evident

Easy identification by users, facilitate product level authentication

Provide multi-layered security features

Easy integration with primary and secondary packaging

Convenience of Authentication

Easy integration with other anti-counterfeit technologies

Continuous Innovation, Advancement and R&D

Regulated, Organized, Ethical and monitored industry

Cost effective

Logistics and Scalability

Considerations for selection of Anti-counterfeiting technology for Pharmaceutical industry

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Hologram – Logistics and Scalability

There are several established manufacturers of security holograms in India

The industry has already developed several applications for the Pharmaceutical industry – No Learning Curve

The installed capacities are quite significant, and can be ramped up at short notice

The footprint of the industry is national – hologram manufacturing units are all over the country

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Conclusion

The hologram is widely regarded as the primary visual authenticator

Because of the advantages discussed earlier, it seems like a tailor made solution for the Pharmaceutical industry

Several pharmaceutical companies have adopted this product, no reason why it cannot be taken up as an industry initiative against counterfeit

Our industry would be happy to co-ordinate with your Council or any of your members to get into trials of any kind

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Thank You!

Thank you for your time and attention.

For more information please contact us:

C S Jeena

Secretary HoMAI Mobile: +9198182 81116 [email protected]