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How to Comply with Retailer RFID Initiatives and Leverage the Technology to Your Benefit

Join us as we explain the concepts behind RFID labeling for suppliers, what suppliers need to know to get started, and how to actually generate your own RFID labels.

How to Comply with Retailer RFID Initiatives and Leverage the Technology to Your Benefit

United States

Timezone: EST

Start: 07/19/2023 10:00 AM End: 07/19/2023 11:00 AM EST

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Event Description

A number of major retailers have recently begun requiring their suppliers to add RFID to product labeling. The traditional UPC and EAN barcode labels on products are getting an update. The documentation, standards and real-world practicalities of complying with the RFID requirements can be daunting.

Should a supplier turn to a so-called "service bureau" for the labels or print and encode them in-house? Join us as we explain the concepts behind RFID labeling for suppliers, what suppliers need to know to get started, and how to actually generate your own RFID labels.


Learn the basics of:

  • Mandate-compliant inlays
  • Label constructions
  • Printing requirements
  • Encoding
  • Label placement
  • The retailer's label approval process
  • Selecting the right RFID printer for in-house printing and encoding
  • Software requirements
  • Serial number management
  • How suppliers themselves can benefit from the RFID requirements

With an understanding of the concepts behind these RFID mandates, compliance can be a systematic checklist rather than an overwhelming, confusing burden.

Speakers

Chris Brown

Chris Brown


RFID Program Director / Subject Matter Expert
TSC Printronix Auto ID

Amy Reiter

Amy Reiter


Senior Director of Community Engagement, Apparel and General Merchandise
GS1 US

Jonathan Gregory

Jonathan Gregory


Director of Community Engagement
GS1 US

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