Alcoholic Beverages
We offer beverage producers a setup that lets them show at the point of sale that the bottle and the label are theirs.
Who confirms that what reaches the glass is your product?
When an empty bottle is refilled, the label and the cap still look like yours. Nothing is left to show that the contents came from you.
- You cannot tell that an empty bottle has been refilled
- Once the label is copied, no distinguishing mark remains
- You cannot confirm the origin of product at the point of sale
- When a health risk arises you cannot show the product was not yours
What we provide to beverage producers
A setup that shows the product is yours, from the bottle to the label.
On the label and the cap
The signature is applied to your label print and the cap surface; a refilled bottle separates itself.
Checks at the point of sale
In bars, restaurants and retail the product is verified as yours on the spot.
Location on record
Where your product was read is recorded, so illicit circulation is noticed.
What matters in alcoholic beverages
Three priorities in your industry.
Consumer health
A drink of unknown origin carries a direct health risk, and responsibility falls on the brand.
Tax and regulation
Illicit circulation creates both financial and administrative exposure.
Bottle refilling
Reusing an original bottle is the most common counterfeiting method in this industry.
Let's assess verification for your products together.
Tell us about your bottle, label and cap; we will discuss which surface it goes on.