Rx Industry "Jumpstarts" Anti-Counterfeit Technology Through RFID Coalition
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
The coalition comprises wholesalers, manufacturers and retailers assessing the business value of using an electronic product code for drugs. The group communicates frequently with FDA and is conducting tests of radio-frequency identification technology for the agency.
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