Smart labels refer to a range of sensor-based or chemically reactive packaging technologies that monitor the condition of food products in real time.

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The global smart label market size to grow at USD 35 billion in 2030 at a CAGR of 16% from the early market figure of USD 9 billion in 2021. North America is the most dominant region with a market ...

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The Smart Label’s creators believe the unobtrusive tracking device will help make supply chains more efficient. That’s because not only can a shipper set up geofenced notifications to know ...

Ynvisible, also based in Canada, has developed smart labels to give accurate real-time information on food’s freshness and safety that knock “analogue” labels into a cocked hat.

Just to be clear, though, the message today is not that every consumer good with a price of 72¢ or higher should now be receiving an RFID smart label.

The Smart Label uses smart motion sensors that detect movement and acceleration, underpinned by GPS accuracy and tested to ensure sub-10m precision in ideal conditions.