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Case Files, White Papers and News.
The evidence behind molecular provenance: what has been marked, where it is sold, and what a mark does and does not establish. Every figure names its source.
Europe's product passport checks the record, not the product
The EU opened the registry for its Digital Product Passport in July. The system is designed to make product data reliable. It does not tell a genuine item from a copy, and nothing in its rules says it should.
Introducing Insights: Case Files, White Papers and News
A single place for the evidence behind molecular provenance: a Case File for each deployment, longer White Papers by sector, and company news.
Fine art provenance at the point of creation: Celia Marie
Twenty one-of-one original works, marked by the artist in ink as each was made, so identity and object were created together.
Signed memorabilia authentication: the Kennedy Collection
Twenty-two signed items from a private collection, each marked and listed with its own record, from a McCartney-signed LP to fifty Brownlow signatures in one frame.
Manuka and Leatherwood honey authentication: Paradise Gold
Tasmanian Leatherwood and MGO-graded Manuka honey, each jar linked by a scannable authentication code to its own provenance record.
Apparel authentication that survives wear: Timeless Society
Collection 1 from a 2026 golf apparel label, sold on Indelible Shop and through the brand's own online store. Every order carries the Indelible mark, through handling, shipping and wear.
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