RFID
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is one of the most effective solutions for increasing efficiency across the supply chain, reducing costs, and saving time through the automation of processes.
RFID tags enable you to monitor every single transaction, from the point of manufacturing to inventory management, and finally, to the point of sale and exit, or even beyond. This wireless technology eliminates the need for line-of-sight identification and enables reliable and shared stock data through centralized data monitoring.
RFID Solutions tailored to your brand — Trimco Group and its RFID software partners can support you with your RFID goals beyond the production of RFID tags and RFID stickers. If you have considered RFID for your business or your brand is required to supply RFID-tagged items to multi-brand stores, Trimco Group can help assess and advise on the right setup for the most relevant RFID solution for your needs.
“RFID HAS THE ABILITY TO READ MULTIPLE GARMENTS AT THE SAME TIME AND PROVIDE HIGH INVENTORY ACCURACY THROUGHOUT THE VALUE CHAIN.
Trimco Group can provide
- Pre-assessment of your RFID needs and RFID solution presentation together with your brand.
- Safe and accurate data transfer from your brand to our RFID setup.
- High-quality production of RFID-enabled tags, stickers, care labels, and other variable data products.
- Our RFID tags are designed in close collaboration with the brand, ensuring the best solution for our customers.
- Reduced need for recurring transportation and related CO2 emissions.
RFID Solutions for Inventory Accuracy and Loss Prevention
Trimco Group specializes in high-quality RFID tagging solutions to improve supply chain visibility and reduce shrinkage.
Trimco Group can provide:
- RFID tags for 98% inventory accuracy and reduced shrinkage
- Seamless integration into your inventory system.
- Support for software and hardware integration.
- Hybrid RFID/RF stickers for smooth transitions.
- 10–15% reduction in inventory labor hours.
- Enhanced loss prevention with RFID and EAS.
RFID Mandates
Retail giants like Walmart, Nordstrom, and Macy’s are raising the bar with RFID tagging requirements for suppliers. Trimco Group simplifies compliance with these mandates by offering:
- Comprehensive RFID solutions tailored to retailer requirements.
- Source tagging at manufacturing to ensure products are retail-ready.
- Tagging at dispatch to prevent last-minute delays.
- Bulk tagging services for large-scale operations.
- Global standards compliance as RAIN Alliance members.
- Cost-effective tagging to avoid retailer service fees.
Sustainability and RFID
RFID technology plays a vital role in supporting your brand’s sustainable development by enabling smarter operations and reducing environmental impact. Trimco Group offers:
- RFID-enabled solutions to support circular initiatives and Digital Product Passports (DPP).
- Improved inventory visibility to reduce overproduction and waste.
- Enhanced recycling and waste management with embedded data in materials.
- Support for repair, rental, and reselling services through seamless product tracking.
- Data-driven transport and logistics for optimized delivery and reduced emissions.
- PaperMark RFID Series with PET-free, FSC™-certified recyclable materials.
- LifeID dual labels combining RFID and QR codes for smarter, sustainable labeling.
NFC technology
Don’t miss out on the advantages that NFC (Near Field Communication) technology can provide, accelerating sales through customer convenience, boosting brand engagement and loyalty, and serving as a valuable tool for marketing communication and campaigns.
How does RFID work?
The RFID tags use radio wave frequencies to read and capture information on tagged objects. It contains a chip that stores unique product data. This unique data is transmitted through an embedded antenna to an RFID reader. The reader monitors and records the activities in inventory movements and stock adjustments. The gathered data tells WHERE, WHEN, and HOW the unique product is moved and sold. This is all crucial data to optimize the supply chain and understand customer behavior.