E-Seals Uses, Standards and Providers by the ChainLink team Published on Aug 1, 2007 From ancient times, the use of a seal was used to secure and authenticate items and documents. From kings to religious leaders to merchants, seals carried an added authority to the document or shipment that it came from the true source. Broken seals meant some one had seen the contents, or possibly tampered with them. (Spies and intrigues.) Lately there has been a flurry of activities associated with e-seals. Concerns about product integrity are on the rise! Authentication of brands, country of origins, quality and purity issues are all making headlines.

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