Greg Hrinya, Associate Editor, Label & Narrow Web03.07.18
Cell phones aren’t the only form of technology reaching new heights in 2018. While most of the population now uses a “smart phone,” the labeling and packaging at our favorite stores have also seen quantum leaps in capabilities.
The way a store accounts for inventory, tracks items through transit, and curtails loss and theft are changing as well. With the use of RFID technology, apparel providers can perform cycle counts with greater accuracy, locate products more simply for customers, and deter shoplifting–all with an inlay.
Avery Dennison’s facility in Miamisburg, OH, features the newest technology available to stores today. In addition to countless research labs, testing stations and converting presses, the Miamisburg location features mock stores, where visitors can see how RFID tags can be implemented in their products.
“We take the tag side of the business and build solutions around that from the RFID perspective,” explains John Po
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