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Source Certain traces minerals back to the exact point where they were extracted from the Earth – a technique that could help make cleantech supply chains more accountable. “Whether it…
Huge volumes of timber imported into Australia could be (unknowingly) illegal or ‘conflict’ timber, with a new report published by Australia’s Department of Agriculture under the Freedom of Information Act revealing that…
The premium Australian Bravo apple was at risk of counterfeiting, especially in international markets, due to its high value and restricted production to licensed farms. Source Certain developed a forensic…
“Australian supply-chain forensics company Source Certain has analysed more than 3,000 wood samples from the British construction sector. Its tests, which identify timber by analysing unique atomic “fingerprints” created by…
The Australian company Source Certain can tell where wood has grown by looking at quirks in its atomic structure. Different growing regions give rise to different isotopes, which are atoms…
In an industry-first move aimed at answering that question, Sydney-based ABC Refinery (part of the Pallion precious metals group) is rolling out advanced technology to forensically verify the origin of…
ABC Refinery is implementing a new origin verification technology using forensic science to authenticate the source of its gold. This initiative, in partnership with Source Certain, introduces forensic-level assurance to…
ABC Refinery is rolling out an origin verification technology that employs forensic science to authenticate the provenance of materials, enhancing transparency and safeguarding against supply chain fraud. The partnership with the…
Cameron Scadding, CEO and Managing Director of Source Certain, provides comment following the release of a BBC investigation that found several supermarkets selling products labelled as Italian tomato puree despite evidence…
“Italian” tomato purees sold by several UK supermarkets appear to contain tomatoes grown and picked in China using forced labour, the BBC has found. A total of 17 products, most…
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