For nearly two decades, Walmart has been a major force in driving RFID adoption across retail. Starting in the early 2000s, the retail giant began implementing RFID in its supply chain, initially focusing on apparel, footwear, and other soft goods like textiles. These categories were relatively straightforward to tag and the operational improvements were significant—improving inventory accuracy, streamlining replenishment and reducing out-of-stocks.

An important part of Tageos’ strategy is to grow together with our customers. This also includes the joint development and conquest of new market segments, in this case the large and stable public transport and event ticketing market.

Opening two new manufacturing facilities and significantly increasing our production capacity in just one year is certainly an enormous achievement. Add to that our complete adherence to industry-leading quality standards, and this achievement becomes even more comprehensive. The renewal of our ARC Quality Certification for all our manufacturing sites worldwide proves once again that Tageos is a true market leader.

In the medium term, the European Union (EU) wants to tag countless new durable consumer goods with a unique, permanently readable identifier - linking to the Digital Product Passport (DPP). Will this usher in a "golden age" for the RFID industry?

Integrating contactless technologies like RFID and NFC offers huge opportunities to makers and vendors of many electronic devices - from machine controls to smartphones to kitchen appliances. With its new “Engineering-as-a-Service” expertise, Tageos is the right partner for such developments, and beyond.

With the new EOS-360 U9 inlay for a wide range of retail products, Tageos once again demonstrates what "Just RFID inlays and tags. Just better." means: high performance, true sustainability and certified quality with minimum dimensions – for maximum success.

With the grand opening of its new manufacturing facility in Fletcher, NC on May 15th, Tageos has quickly and successfully expanded and further internationalized its manufacturing footprint. This will allow us to produce over 9 billion high quality inlays and tags by 2024 to satisfy our global customers.

Labor and supply shortages are impacting global supply chains, making it increasingly difficult to keep them running smoothly and efficiently. According to a growing number of industry experts, RFID can help meet these challenges by offering great solutions for end-customers and new business opportunities for system integrators and label converters.

High-volume RFID users should always get customized inlays for their individual needs. Thanks to its superior design capabilities and manufacturing processes, Tageos can offer market partners like Six RFID customized "fit to purpose" inlays in required quantities and at competitive prices.

Tageos formally inaugurated its comprehensive manufacturing site in Guangzhou, China.

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important for retailers and use cases. A growing number of RFID users already insist on it, but do not want to compromise on product features and performance of the inlays they use. r-pac and Tageos show how individual properties can be combined with maximum sustainability.

RAIN RFID inlays and tag sales are rising – and the trend is set to continue, according to the latest industry research.

Tageos expands its NFC and HF portfolio with technological innovations, supporting its customers’ demand and aiming for market leadership.

Consumers and brands are becoming increasingly concerned about the sustainability of the products and materials they buy: Tageos is leading the way toward making its company and RFID products more sustainable – actively shaping the transformation of businesses and value chains to a sustainable future.

Recently, we interviewed two of the executives behind Tageos’ global development plans, Laurent Delaby, COO, and Dirk Boltersdorf, VP Global Operational Deployment, to further explore the company’s expansion plans.

Gray markets are more than annoying for international brands. They are poison for their bottom line and call for an effective remedy. Our partner Cisper has selected Tageos EOS-241 U9 ETSI inlays as a key ingredient of a remedial solution conceived for a well-known clothing brand.

This fall, Tageos successfully passed the ARC quality requirements for the design and manufacture of RFID inlays for the third time in a row. This is a perfect occasion to take a closer look at the ARC program and to shed light on its specific customer benefits.

Lots of businesses are stuck between a rock called strained supply chains and a hard place known as swiftly rising demand for sustainable products. Fortunately, both the rock and the hard place can be bridged with RFID inlays – especially when Tageos EOS Zero™ inlays come in play.

The market offers several tire tagging RFID inlays. Now, Tageos presents a product that stands out from its segment: EOS-460 U9 complies with ARC Spec T to meet tire industry requirements and features a unique size-performance ratio in inventory control applications for rubberized items.

It's maybe a small news item, but surely a great honor: Auburn University has announced Tageos as a new member of its RFID Lab advisory board. For the long-time supporter of Auburn’s ARC program and holder of a corporate-level ARC Quality Certification, this is an accolade – and a promise to RFID end users.

Though not entirely new, RAIN RFID (UHF) passive sensor inlays are experiencing a notable increase in demand. Tageos has the perfect answer to that demand – its EOS-840 sensor products enable novel use cases through innovative sensing capabilities for temperature, strain, and ambient light.

A few months ago, Tageos welcomed its new investor Fedrigoni Group. Now, new RAIN RFID (UHF) products deliver on both companies’ promise to accelerate sustainable growth and -- even better -- to meet the latest market requirements such as for on-metal use, food supply chains and other applications.

The world of RFID gravitates around the RFID Lab at Auburn University. The opportunity to provide Auburn University’s Spring Commencement Ceremony 2022 with RFID inlays as a customer is hence a privilege and an honor, as well as a challenge. This May, it was bestowed upon the latest ARC Advisory Board member: Tageos.

When it comes to tracking solutions in manufacturing environments, RFID inlays are mainly judged by range and performance – traditional strengths of Tageos’ products. Trilliott relied on these advantages and used Tageos EOS-500 inlays in its successful dunnage tracking solution for Schaeffler.

At Tageos, it’s all about RFID technology – and about a new corporate design and communication approach that provides optimum customer service and the best possible access to Tageos’ products and services. Our website plays a pivotal role in that.

No question: Demand for sustainable inlays is increasing. Yet, the question of the best source of such RFID products remains. Here’s the answer: It’s Tageos - due to its EOS Zero™ portfolio, the market’s broadest offer of highly sustainable RAIN RFID inlays.

Beyond any doubt, the healthcare and pharma segments are among the most promising growth areas for RFID. Tracking and tracing of pharmaceutical items on a unit-of-use basis offers particularly exciting business opportunities – that can best be seized with Tageos’ new EOS-202 inlay.