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Applied DNA gets second patent for cotton tagging system

13/08/2020

Applied DNA, which provides DNA-based product authentication solutions, has received notice of allowance on a patent for a DNA transfer system (DTS) designed for large-scale cotton tagging. Titled “Method and Device for Marking Fibrous Materials”, this is the second patent for the system and will protect the proprietary method of tagging cotton fibres during the ginning process.

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