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In 2019, the clothing manufacturer from Goiás earned 2 million pieces, from 36 thousand SKUs, a volume that demands greater visibility of inventories and the entire supply chain.

60% of industry professionals have an inadequate level of supply chain visibility and 75% plan to deploy IoT to solve problems

BioLambda CEO explains how a startup develops UVC irradiators for decontamination of objects and environments, a hot topic with Covid-19

Packaging can actively help with the diet

Apps for smartphones and smart packaging can make it easier to control people's calories and even avoid allergy triggers

New horizons for the packaging industry

There will be no major changes on the horizon, but changes that have been accelerated by the pandemic and will require adaptation by manufacturers

Logistics company tracks vehicles efficiently

Saturn knows where each car is parked or when they move, thanks to a system that combines RFID with QR Code

Why the livestock industry has no RFID meat

Despite the reluctance of some organizations to adopt mandatory marking in the United States, the technology may be beneficial to the cattle supply chain

GS1: Smart Packaging connects the physical and digital worlds

With the Digital Link standard, both bar codes and digital printing can offer product information, from supply chain to final customers

Fashion Brand Gains Business Efficiency via RFID

Makenji, a manufacturer of women's and men's fashion, now tags all of its products, reducing costs and boosting its competitiveness.

AIPIA Virtual Congress Update: Tequila Brand gets Smart

Serpiente bottles are equipped with NFC chips and the boxes are sealed with an inviolable label to ensure security, authentication and visibility in the supply chain

Rafik Group automates manual processes and eliminates errors

The company which produces 60,000 garments a month and sells in its Brazilian stores has adopted radio frequency identification (RFID) solution

Breaking News: AIPIA Member introduces $0.03 NFC and RFID tag

The aim is to make wide implementation of this technology into mass market FMCG goods a reality

Consumers demand more transparent companies

Knowing where each product came from is at the basis of new demands from 21st century buyers, says Alex Modro, executive at Avery Dennison's Brazilian subsidiary
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