Packaging and pallets company TriEnda has begun providing RFID-enabled versions of the products its customers use to containerize and transport newly assembled products. The company reports that it ...

Applied Distribution Research (ADR), a San Jose, Calif.-based maker of reusable plastic pallets, is offering a version of its product with an embedded RFID battery-assisted passive (BAP) tag operating ...

Understanding the elements of RFID and mastering the techniques will go a long way to achieving a high performance RFID system. This article presents practical guidelines for selecting and applying ...

The electronics supply chain is playing tag with an inventory tracking system that could replace bar-code scanning in coming years. When placed on pallets, boxes, or components, radio frequency ...

Enterprises have plenty of RFID (radio frequency identification) tag options. But, choosing the right tag starts with the application itself. Integrated Solutions, October 2008 Written by: Ed Hess ...

With a veteran from the $14-billion wood-pallet industry as its CEO, Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS; Cos Cob, CT) is pushing plastics pallets with integrated radio frequency identification ...

Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS) has created a new interactive tool to promote its pool of all-plastic pallets with embedded RFID tags. The new calculator, on iGPS’s Web site, enables ...

In Integrated Solutions' Annual Resource Guide To RFID And Supply Chain Management inserted in the August 2005 issue, we featured a story called RFID Compliance: Trial And Error, which was about Del ...

Pepsico has informed its customers that in the next few months, its Quaker Foods, Gatorade, and Tropicana divisions will begin using RFID-enabled plastic pallets exclusively to deliver their products.

The U.S. Department of Defense will require all of its suppliers to use passive radio frequency identification tags (RFID) on all cases and pallets by January 2005, a mandate whose impact will likely ...

Working with supply chain specialist group GS1, the firm — which processes and exports over 12 million trays of fruit from New Zealand growers annually — is using RFID to track every pallet that ...