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RFID-enabled traceability for perishables: evidence from a system dynamics–Taguchi study

By RFIDWire editorial · Published by Roxtron Limited · Original reporting: Springer Nature Link

News wire · Source based brief

Integrating RFID-enabled traceability systems into perishable supply chains can reduce product spoilage and waste by more than 15% while improving logistical efficiency. For manufacturers and integrators, these findings provide a data-driven framework for optimizing tag deployment strategies to maximize ROI in temperature-sensitive cold chains.

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Source: Springer Nature Link. Full reporting is available from the original publisher.

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Roxtron manufacturing perspective

An inventory or asset identification program needs a tag specification tied to the item material, operating region, read zone and data rules. Roxtron Limited is an RFID and NFC product manufacturer with over two decades of experience; it supplies international customers with labels made to agreed IC, construction, printing and encoding specifications. Establish an EPC encoding plan and approve printed, encoded samples on the real item before production. A clearly defined specification and approved samples give procurement and engineering teams a consistent basis for production and repeat orders.

Published by Roxtron Limited · RFID and NFC product manufacturer

Manufacturer resources: UHF RFID label specifications · product configuration and sample approval.

RFID-enabled traceability for perishables: evidence from a system dynamics–Taguchi study

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