All Press Releases

On November 12, 2012, in Seoul, Republic of Korea, at the Fifth session of the Conference of the Parties of the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, the Protocol to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products was adopted unanimously.

SICPA was invited on October 2 & 3, 2012 to participate in the World Bank’s knowledge sharing workshop in Washington D.C., USA.

Kunio Mikuriya, Secretary General of the World Customs Organisation (WCO), and Philippe Amon, President and CEO of SICPA, signed an agreement on 27 September 2012 concerning SICPA’s contribution to the WCO capacity building programme.

We are pleased to announce that SICPATRACE®, SICPA’s proven secure track and trace system deployed for the protection of tax revenue and the fight against illicit trade and counterfeiting, now features in the World Customs Organisation (WCO) Databank on Advanced Technology.

An interview with SICPA Spain Managing Director, Martin Sarobe.

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility approach, SICPA aims to generate positive social impact and is committed to actions and projects promoting diversity and professional opportunities, as well as supporting social, cultural, educational, environmental and scientific activities.

Access to digital services in today’s world can be overwhelming. The need to register a new login and password for each service and show supporting physical identity documents leads many to take short cuts. This can compromise online privacy and security and undermine the sense of data ownership.How can an effective digital identity solution help?

Advanced track and trace systems alongside supply chain control measures, have led to large reductions in illicit trade, as well as increases in revenues.

Why is diversity essential to SICPA's success? An interview with Ajar Kahlown, Head of HR, who manages the Human Resources function for the SICPA Group.

While the challenge to secure borders has become a recurring topic in an era characterised by decentralised terrorist attacks, mass migrations and impersonations, there is also a heightened awareness about data privacy and usage.