Throughout this summer The Police Scotland Rural Crime Officers attended country shows including The Royal Highland Show and Perth Show to engage with the rural communities of Scotland. They offered advice on farm and home security as well as quite a few photo opportunities for kids and big kids alike with the Police Tractor.
BOMAG, the leader in compaction technology, has stepped-up security marking on its ever-popular range of asphalt rollers in order to help customers combat theft. The CEA’s official security marking scheme – CESAR – has been available as an option on BOMAG roller since 2008 but from August it will be fitted as standard to all … More BOMAG ADOPTS CESAR TO PROTECT ROLLERS
The Construction Equipment Association’s official CESAR Scheme passed another milestone today as JCB unveiled the 275,000th CESAR registered machine on its stand at Hillhead. The new JCB 220X tracked excavator, manufactured at JCB Heavy Products in Uttoxeter, took centre stage on JCB’s large and impressive exhibition stand. JCB, one of the early adopters of … More CESAR HITS 275,000 REGISTRATIONS AT HILLHEAD
Source: https://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/police-help-derbyshire-farmers-protect-vehicles-and-tools-1-9195796 A new scheme has been launched to help protect rural communities from thefts with reduced price security systems. Officers on the Derbyshire Rural Crime Team have joined forces with Derbyshire Dales District Council, the NFU and Datatag to help farmers and residents in the Derbyshire Dales to help them protect 4x4s, quad bikes, … More Feature Article in Matlock Mercury – POLICE HELP DERBYSHIRE FARMERS PROTECT VEHICLES AND TOOLS
THE CESAR system was originally set up in 2007 by the construction industry and was extended to agricultural equipment two years later. It is a UK system that has also been adopted so far in Ireland and Sweden, and is a collaboration between trade associations and forensic marking experts Datatag. Figures from the police and … More Feature Article in Yorkshire Post – SUCCESS OF MARKING SYSTEM
Farm machinery manufacturers are searching for design solutions to help the agricultural industry beat rural crime, a senior trade figure said. Agricultural economist Stephen Howarth said that the vehicle identification system CESAR had made a huge difference since it was first introduced to agricultural equipment nine years ago.
Suzuki GB’s ATV division has just achieved its best year ever in terms of market share. In particular, this is thanks to a 21% increase in sales in the utility sector. They also comes with a free CESAR Security System powered by Datatag giving each ATV a unique ‘fingerprint’ with an identity that cannot be … More Feature Article in Landscape & Amenity Product Update – SUZUKI CELEBRATES SALES SUCCESS
