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Solutions that verify the product itself.

Lumvex adds a signature to the product that appears only under the right light; Molevex measures the product’s composition without adding anything. Olivex, Beevex and Kozvex take measurement into the field for olive oil, honey and cosmetics.

Solutions

Solution portfolio.

Each solution is adapted to your product group and the point where verification takes place.

Verification by lightLumvexAn invisible signature responds within seconds under the right light.View solutionComposition measurementMolevexNothing is added to the product; its composition is measured and compared with a reference.View solutionOlive oilOlivexPurity and quality grade in minutes, with a field kit and a phone camera.View solutionHoneyBeevexDilution with syrup is assessed at purchase, with a few drops and a field kit.View solutionCosmeticsKozvexThe ingredient claim on the label and batch consistency in contract manufacturing are compared by measurement.View solution

Technologies

The technologies behind the solutions.

All technologies
Luminescence-based markingField and lineFast checks without changing the lookExplore →DNA-based markingLaboratoryDefinitive matching in disputes and legal proceedingsExplore →Edible-grade markingLine samplingMarking directly consumed foodExplore →Magnetic markingLine, contactlessReading through closed packaging on high-speed linesExplore →Particle-based markingField and laboratoryA batch-specific distribution that is hard to reproduceExplore →Molecular analysisField kit or laboratoryAdulteration, dilution, content that does not match the labelExplore →

FAQ

Questions about the solutions

What is the difference between marking and analysis?

Marking adds a signature to the product that can be read later, proving who the product belongs to. Analysis adds nothing; the composition is measured and compared with a reference, showing what the product is.

How do we know which method suits our product?

We look at where the problem starts. If counterfeits enter the channel from outside, marking comes first; if the problem is inside the product, analysis does. The decision is made in the preliminary review, based on the product and the production flow.

Does the product's appearance or taste change?

In marking, components are added in trace amounts; the product's appearance, colour and texture do not change. In analysis, nothing is added to the product.

Meeting request

The right method for your product comes from the product itself.

The first meeting reviews your product group, your production flow and the points where verification will take place, and recommends a marking or analysis method.

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