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Applied DNA technology part of Material ConneXion library
24 Oct '17
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Courtesy: Applied DNA Sciences
Applied DNA Sciences, Inc. has announced that its SigNature molecular tag technology has entered into Material ConneXion’s prestigious library of innovative materials. Visitors to the library’s branches will now have access to Applied DNA’s technologies. A tabula of the technology will be on display and accessible through an online directory database.
Material ConneXion, a global materials consultancy, helps companies to leverage material innovation to create better products and experiences.
Upon assessment by a panel of experts in the materials field, SigNature molecular tagging was selected. With material libraries in Bangkok, Thailand; Bilbao, Spain; Daegu, South Korea; Milan, Italy; Skövde, Sweden; Tokyo, Japan; and New York City, SigNature molecular tagging advancements in textile tracking and authentication will be an important part of the solutions for tackling product claims and authenticity challenges.
Kerrie Rosenheck, material specialist with Material ConneXion said, “New sciences and technologies are evaluated and selected for inclusion based on their unique offerings, cutting-edge innovation and outstanding performance. Applied DNA’s molecular tagging platform is a powerful tool with which to authenticate products throughout the global supply chain and to ensure they are truthfully labelled.”
James Hayward, Applied DNA president and CEO said, “Our inclusion into the library is a testament to our success to date in purifying the cotton supply chain and reflects the growing strategic role that technologies such as ours are establishing with supply chain participants to power their sustainability and consumer assurance goals.” (GK)
Material ConneXion, a global materials consultancy, helps companies to leverage material innovation to create better products and experiences.
Upon assessment by a panel of experts in the materials field, SigNature molecular tagging was selected. With material libraries in Bangkok, Thailand; Bilbao, Spain; Daegu, South Korea; Milan, Italy; Skövde, Sweden; Tokyo, Japan; and New York City, SigNature molecular tagging advancements in textile tracking and authentication will be an important part of the solutions for tackling product claims and authenticity challenges.
Kerrie Rosenheck, material specialist with Material ConneXion said, “New sciences and technologies are evaluated and selected for inclusion based on their unique offerings, cutting-edge innovation and outstanding performance. Applied DNA’s molecular tagging platform is a powerful tool with which to authenticate products throughout the global supply chain and to ensure they are truthfully labelled.”
James Hayward, Applied DNA president and CEO said, “Our inclusion into the library is a testament to our success to date in purifying the cotton supply chain and reflects the growing strategic role that technologies such as ours are establishing with supply chain participants to power their sustainability and consumer assurance goals.” (GK)
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