Fiscal stamps
Fiscal stamps (mainly those used for alcohol and tobacco products) present physical evidence of tax payment and a product's authenticity and origin. It is therefore important to protect them appropriately and ensure that they are manufactured at a safe production location and in accordance with international standards.
They can also protect the product from unauthorised opening.
We produce fiscal stamps of various sizes and materials on sheets. We can provide protection using various security elements based on the client's preferences.
Options:
- Numbering
- UV-colours
- Security paper
- Security design
- And others
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News and events
CETIS announces extension of its product range with engraving of lamination plates at Identity Week
CETIS is extending its product range with engraving of high-quality lamination plates. The start of production will be announced at IDENTITY WEEK 2019 in London. More
Visit CETIS at ID4Africa 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa
We are kindly inviting you to visit us at the 5th Annual Meeting of the ID4Africa Movement at the Emperors Palace Convention Centre in Johannesburg, at the stand D1 between 18-20 June 2019. More
Visit CETIS at IDENTITY WEEK in London
We are kindly inviting you to visit us at the IDENTITY WEEK in the ExCeL, London, UK, at the stand S99 between 11-13 June 2019. More
CETIS at IDENTITY WEEK London 2021
We are kindly inviting you to visit us at the IDENTITY WEEK London 2021 between 22-23 September 2021. More
ID4Africa 2020: Marathon of Innovations
We are kindly inviting you to visit us at the virtual event ID4Africa 2020: Marathon of Innovations, between 8-10 December 2020. More
CETIS at Identity Week Virtual 2020
We are kindly inviting you to visit us at the IDENTITY WEEK between 16-18 November 2020. More
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