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Avery Dennison UN International Day of Zero Waste Food waste and loss. Bins full of discarded fruits and vegetables. Concept of sustainability, food security, and environmental impact.News

Avery Dennison Combats Food Waste with RFID Innovation

New data released by Avery Dennison reveals that two thirds of retailers still manage their food inventory using manual processes, findings that highlight how limited inventory accuracy and control are...

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RFID Intelliguard Medicine

Getting Granular: Incorporating RFID Technology to Improve Medication Management

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SUSE Acquires Losant; KORE Acquired in $726 Million Deal

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Revolutionizing Omnichannel Fulfillment with Always-On RFID: RFID Journal Case Study

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RFID PLM Paweł Chądzyński

RFID and PLM: The Missing Link Between Physical Assets and the Digital Thread

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Domino Adds RFID Unit

The U.K. printing equipment developer has launched a division to help product manufacturers add RFID to their serialization marking systems.

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ABI: Only 10 Drugs Tagged in 2006

ABI Research today announced bearish prognostications for near-term pharma-tagging, estimating that the industry will only start tagging about ten drugs in 2006. This stands in stark contrast to predictions of…

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Millions Required for RFID Research

End users and academics have identified research projects across several industries that will require tens of millions of dollars in investments over the next five years.

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