Taggant/Tracer Technology
More and more governments are requiring proof of the recycled content of plastic products, but how do you prove that your product contains the required percentage? Currently, proof is expensive and bureaucratic, and is open to fraud and error. The answer is to require your manufacturer or importer to use only recyclate containing a unique d2t tracer. The percentage can then be proved by a simple scan with a portable scanner.
Also, counterfeiting is a multi‑trillion‑dollar threat to brands. Fake products now span every industry — packaging, food, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, textiles. Counterfeit goods cause massive revenue loss, brand damage, and safety risks. Criminal networks increasingly target packaging, because it’s the easiest entry point. Without reliable authentication, companies struggle to prove product legitimacy.
The problem is growing, which makes authentication no longer optional.
A covert, forensic marker embedded directly into polymers
Invisible, permanent, and impossible to reverse‑engineer
Detectable instantly with portable or inline sensors
Works even through opaque packaging – out of line of sight
Zero impact on product appearance or performance
Safe, non‑toxic, REACH‑approved, food‑safe
Thermally stable and robust in extreme environments
A security feature criminals can’t see, can’t remove, and can’t replicate.
How It Works
Taggant is added during polymer processing
It disperses invisibly throughout the product
Verification takes seconds using IR portable or inline sensors
Pass/fail results are instant and objective
Data can be stored securely (blockchain or local device)
Fast. Accurate. Non‑destructive. Impossible to fake.
Infra Red, Portable Quality Control Sensor
Low taggant loading levels are safe
Out of line-of-sight IR detection
Multiple taggant recognition
Miniature tester available
100% QC in-line monitoring
Applications across many industries – One technology — endless applications
Packaging (rigid, flexible, films)
Pharmaceuticals & medical devices
Textiles, fibres, yarns
Automotive components
Electronics & electrical goods
Industrial mouldings
Recycled‑content verification