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Haelixa and QIMA team up for traceability partnership

13/10/2021

Through systematic sampling and testing of “marked and traced by Haelixa” products, the product  information can be read-out at any point during production, enabling off-site inspection in addition to the traditional on-site inspection through auditing.

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