Who confirms that what the farmer buys is your product?

Cans, boxes and seed bags are copied easily. When the product fails to deliver in the field, responsibility falls on the brand.

Implementation

Lumvex in crop protection and seed.

The signature is applied to can, box and bag surfaces; refilled packaging separates itself. A phone attachment spreads verification quickly through a wide dealer network. You see which region your product was read in and catch deviations early.

We offer crop protection and seed producers a setup that lets them show their products circulate through the dealer network as they left the factory.

Situations met often in this industry: the origin of product at the dealer cannot be confirmed; a refilled empty can goes unnoticed; when the product underperforms, the blame is written to the brand; auditing a wide dealer network remains difficult.

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Risks

Risks in crop protection and seed.

Crop and food safety

A crop protection product of unknown composition affects both the harvest and the food chain.

Breadth of the dealer network

A scattered, crowded dealer network makes conventional auditing slow and expensive.

Seasonal pressure

During peak season there is very little time to spare for checks at the point of sale.

FAQ

Questions about crop protection and seed

Does the signature change how the product or packaging looks?

No. The signature cannot be seen with the naked eye; the colour, texture and packaging design of your product stay exactly as they are.

How does verification spread across a wide dealer network?

Dealers check product on their own phones with a small attachment. Because the cost per device is low, verification spreads quickly across a wide network.

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