Meeting General Merchandise Needs for RFID Tagging with Proven Quality and Scalability
A growing number of retailers and brands selling general merchandise items have implemented, are rolling out or trialing RFID technology. Well-known examples include IKEA, Macy's, Sam's Club, Target, and Walmart. These companies use RFID for applications such as store inventory management, loss prevention, self-checkout, returns and recall management. While most general merchandise items are tagged at the point of manufacture, tagging can also be done later in the supply chain, for example at the distribution center.
The Trusted Partner of Choice
At Tageos, we support service bureaus, label converters, and system integrators meet RFID tagging requirements by providing advanced and specialty RFID and NFC inlays and tags tailored to specific needs, with consistent high quality and performance at scale. Our broad portfolio of General Merchandise Retail RFID inlays can be used to manufacture a wide variety of tag form factors, including pressure-sensitive labels, stickers, and flag tags for product packaging or individual general merchandise items.
Certified, Compliant, and Ready to Deliver Billions of Inlays Worldwide
Our unified global manufacturing network spans North America, Europe, and Asia, with factories in Fletcher, North Carolina (USA); Montpellier (France); and Guangzhou (China). Each facility is equipped with the latest RFID inlay production and testing equipment and together, they have an annual production capacity of over 12 billion units. All our facilities are fully compliant with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 standards and have consistently received ARC Quality Certification from the Auburn University RFID Lab since 2020.
Innovation Built for Unique Requirements
To meet specific needs, customers can collaborate with Tageos’ Innovation Center of Excellence (ICoE) in Munich, which expands our existing R&D and innovation capabilities and strengths. The ICoE’s areas of expertise include specialized antennas for RFID inlays, emerging technologies such as Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE), and the integration of batteries, sensors, and other advanced components.
To learn more about Tageos’ latest RFID inlays for general merchandise items or to order samples and address special requirements, please contact our sales team.
