As of 2020, the clothing sector lost nearly 26 billion euros due to counterfeit goods. Other majorly hit industries include pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and personal care, watches and jewelry, handbags and luggage, toys and games, and sports goods. In fact, supply chain counterfeiting has become a ubiquitous part of every industry as most people buy goods without verifying the authenticity of the products. Anticounterfeit Solutions According to ICC, the counterfeit market is projected to cause a loss of nearly $4 trillion to the global economy by 2022. Counterfeiters can perform unethical activities at any stage of the product lifecycle. So, the brands must be vigilant about implementing verification solutions at all stages, such as raw material sourcing, manufacturing, product packaging, logistics, distribution, and consumption by the end customer. Detecting counterfeit goods in the supply chain is a challenging task. However, it’s not impossible. Thanks to the modern tec...