The global anti-tampering, authentication &
anti-counterfeiting market consists of authentication and track &
track technology types. Authentication forms the most dominant segment
of this market in terms of market share as well as product innovations.
Track & trace technologies are further classified as bar codes and
RFID of which barcodes form the major segment whereas RFID is the
emerging market.
Authentication is basically segmented further into
taggants, holograms, inks & dyes, and other authentication
technologies such as watermarks and digital features. These technologies
have been tried and tested in various domains such as food, beverage,
FMCG, pharmaceuticals, and various other segments such as retail,
consumer durables & electronics, cosmetics, banks, government &
defense agencies.
Track & trace technologies are majorly dominated
by the barcodes segment. Barcodes are used in numerous applications
globally and account for over 60.0% of the track & trace
technologies market in 2013. RFID is projected to grow at a CAGR of more
than 20.0%, to reach $35.2 billion by 2019.
Rising instances of counterfeit products that are
easily available in local markets and increasing awareness of consumers
about counterfeits are the major factors fueling the global
anti-tampering, authentication & anti-counterfeiting market.
Increasing government regulations and stress laid on eradicating
counterfeit products in many developed and developing countries is
another reason for the growth of anti-counterfeit technologies in
various regions.

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