Identiv, Narravero Partner to Accelerate DPP Compliance

Identiv has entered into a partnership with Narravero, a global Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform for Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and supply chain transparency, to accelerate the commercialization of integrated solutions for EU-compliant DPP deployments.

By combining Identiv’s NFC inlays for dynamic product data with Narravero’s data management platform, this partnership offers a comprehensive, integrated solution that streamlines DPP deployment for companies.

Narravero’s core offering allows businesses to create and manage DPPs that provide comprehensive product lifecycle information, including origin, sustainability data, and end-of-life instructions. Beginning in 2027, these DPPs will be required under new European Union sustainability rules.

DPP is a digital record linked to a physical product, containing comprehensive information about its lifecycle, from design and manufacturing to use and end-of-life. It’s a key component of the EU’s Circular Economy Action Plan and aims to improve transparency, traceability, and sustainability throughout a product’s journey. DPPs are expected to become mandatory for certain product groups in the EU starting in 2027.

Iraq to Ban Imported Electrical Appliances Without Barcodes from September 15

As of September 15, 2025, Iraq will no longer allow imported electrical appliances that do not carry a specific barcode confirming their compliance with national quality requirements. The Ministry of Planning made this announcement on Saturday as part of strengthened regulations for quality control of imported goods. 

Imported electrical devices must now have a barcode certifying the “Iraqi Quality Mark,” enforced since July 1, 2024.

The rule applies to items like water heaters, electric heaters, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and electric ovens.  

Suppliers must obtain a Certificate of Conformity from an accredited authority in the country of origin before shipping to Iraq.  

Alongside the barcode, imported products must clearly show the country of origin, manufacturer/importer name, and full electrical specs (voltage, frequency, power). Energy efficiency labeling is also required.   

RFID Tag and Inlay

Avery Dennison, a global materials science and digital identification solutions company, has announced that its leading portfolio of RFID inlays now feature Impinj M800 series chips with support for Gen2X. The collaboration ushers in a series of developments for the industry, supporting enhanced inventory control, item tracking, and anti-counterfeiting measures.

Gen2X integration is available in all M8 products, such as:

    AD Miniweb M830 FCC and AD Miniweb M830 ETSI Pure to support general retail, apparel and logistics operators with brand protection and supply chain management
    AD Frog 3D M830 for asset and package tagging such as pallets, cases, cartons and returnable transport items
    AD Burst M830/M850, AD Sonic M830, AD Quest M830 NEL, AD Stealth M830/M850, and AD Electrify M850 for retail use
    AD Squarewave M830 and Dogbone M830 for industrial and supply chain applications

With inlay design integral to users receiving faster readings and higher, more accurate read rates—particularly those operating in dense environments—the enhanced collaboration addresses critical enterprise challenges such as speeding up inventory processes, improving tag read ranges, and reducing operational costs.

Precision Biometric Launches India's First 'Make in India' DSC Tokens Featuring FIPS 140-3 Certified Secure Elements

Precision Biometric India Pvt announces the launch of India's first 'Make in India' Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) tokens built on FIPS 140-3 certified secure elements. The new InnaITKey PK32XX USB DSC Token and InnaITKey PK33XX NFC Tap-and-Sign DSC Smart Card set a new benchmark for secure digital transactions, fully meeting the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA) specifications and integrating Common Criteria EAL 6+ certified module for advanced assurance.

The FIPS 140-3 certified cryptographic modules inside each token adhere to the latest standards for cryptographic security—featuring rigorous testing for side-channel resistance, entropy validation, and exclusive use of vetted algorithms. Coupled with EAL 6+ certification, a recognized high-assurance standard for secure elements worldwide, these modules form a robust foundation to safeguard India's critical digital processes.

"Our adoption of FIPS 140-3 certified secure elements ensures that Precision Biometric InnaITKey DSC tokens unite global best practices in cryptography with full compliance to India's CCA guidelines," said Mathew Chacko, Founder & CEO of Precision Biometric India Pvt. Ltd. "This launch delivers uncompromising security and trustworthy assurance for enterprises and government agencies in today's digital era."

Raytheon UK to Supply GPS Anti-Jamming Solutions for International Armoured Vehicle Programme

Raytheon UK has been awarded a contract from BAE Systems to supply its Landshield Plus anti-jam antennas for the CV90 infantry fighting vehicle.

Landshield Plus is comprised of an antenna and anti-jam processor in a single box. The mounted solution provides users with information about interfering signals and their location and offers real-time situational awareness to aid in GPS-challenged environments. Its compact, lightweight design and low power usage make it highly versatile for use on land, sea, and air platforms.

Landshield Plus works on both L1 and L2 GPS frequency bands, the two main frequencies used by GPS satellites, and uses a seven-element antenna with integrated anti-jam technology. This allows it to block signals from up to six jammers at once, across both frequency bands, to maintain reliable navigation in GPS contested environments. 

Thousands of the Raytheon UK anti-jamming systems are in service around the world, across multiple domains, supporting allied nations with cutting-edge electronic protection systems that ensure mission success by defending critical GPS signals.

The system will be delivered between 2025 and 2029 for use on the platform developed by BAE Systems' Hägglunds business.

BW Papersystems Introduces RFID SpeedLiner X

BW Papersystems launched its latest innovation, the SpeedLiner X at Labelexpo Europe 2025.

The RFID converting machine delivers up to 25% higher annual output compared to conventional systems, while offering unmatched scalability, efficiency, ease of use and precision, according to company officials.

The SpeedLiner X was engineered to meet the demands of RFID converting at an industrial scale, supporting up to four tracks for simultaneous production, enabling converters to dramatically increase output. It can process four by 1,500 inlays per minute with multiple attaching units, delivering exceptional speed. Its automated inlay reel changes and automated doctoring help reduce downtime and eliminate manual interruptions.

Built for high performance, the SpeedLiner X brings together speed, scalability and flexibility. With smart features like auto get-ready, auto sync and auto register, its intuitive human-machine interface and advanced assistance systems let operators set up and control the machine with minimal training.

Orca Scan Launches QR-Powered Retro Game

'OrcaCam' showcases Cambridge's history of innovation and demonstrates how a simple QR code can instantly launch a cross-platform game on any device - with no download required.

OrcaCam, a retro-style arcade game launched by Orca Scan as part of the Grand Discoveries Exhibition, celebrates world-changing innovations discovered in Cambridge. Alt Text: Pixel art screenshot from OrcaCam showing an orca flying above the River Cam, dodging obstacles labelled Neutron and Gravity, with a punter on the river and the game logo in the centre.

As part of the award-winning Grand Discoveries Exhibition, Orca Scan has launched OrcaCam - a retro-style arcade game that challenges players to guide an orca through the River Cam, dodging a series of history-making innovations, including the discovery of DNA, the world's first successful heart transplant, the invention of the webcam and even the rules of football. Each obstacle reflects a real scientific or cultural contribution born in Cambridge.

John Doherty, Founder and CEO of Orca Scan, says: "Cambridge has changed the world in ways many might not realise. OrcaCam is our way of telling that story. Just scan the QR code to start playing instantly on your phone - no app, no install, just scan and play."

Orca Scan's in-house development team created the game, which officially launched on 4 August as part of Grand Discoveries 2025, a two-month event hosted and organised by Cambridge's Grand Arcade in partnership with over 20 leading science and technology organisations, including Raspberry Pi, University of Cambridge, QualComm, Illumina and Supersense Technologies. It invites visitors of all ages to explore the city's scientific and technological legacy through immersive exhibits and activities.

Omegro Acquires Clarity, a Supply Chain RFID Platform

Omegro, which is part of Constellation Software, has acquired Clarity, a radio-frequency identification (RFID) platform designed for supply chain operations. The acquisition was announced today and is confirmed by both Omegro and SML Group Limited, the seller.  

RFID technology offers enhanced product visibility and contributes to making supply chains more resilient—especially important in times of global trade uncertainty. 

ClarityRFID, previously marketed as SML IIS, has been rebranded and includes a range of capabilities. These span from inventory tracking and supply chain management to customer interaction enhancements such as smart fitting rooms and point-of-sale technologies. 

ClarityRFID now operates as a distinct entity under SML. It supports global brands with deployment across thousands of stores and hundreds of millions of unique items tracked weekly.

TEKLYNX 2025 Labeling Products Align with Global Barcode Standards and Advanced Technology

TEKLYNX International, known globally for helping companies barcode better with their labeling software and customer support, released the latest version of their solutions: LABEL MATRIX, LABELVIEW, CODESOFT, SENTINEL, and LABEL ARCHIVE 2025.

The latest version of TEKLYNX barcode label design, print automation, and traceability software solutions are now available.

LABEL MATRIX, LABELVIEW, and CODESOFT are easy-to-use label design solutions for simple to advanced labeling requirements to fit business needs as they grow. Design labels using a familiar Windows interface, connect to local databases or cloud data sources, set up a form to easily print labels with data selected at print time, and encode RFID labels.

Enhancements to TEKLYNX 2025 label design solutions include:

GS1 Digital Link wizard to easily meet global standards
Optimized OData connection to cloud data sources
Expanded barcode support, including the IEC 61406
New ready-to-use label templates
Added native label printer drivers
SENTINEL and LABEL ARCHIVE enterprise solutions eliminate manual data entry and physical label approvals by automating label printing directly out of an ERP system, WMS, or other business system and configuring automatic, digital workflows for paperless label approval processes.

Enhancements to TEKLYNX 2025 enterprise solutions include:

Enhanced integration with REST APIs
Better management of unused printers
Improved label comments functionality and check in/check out process
Compatibility with Microsoft® .NET Framework 8.0
Support for Windows Server 2025, leveraging built-in HTTPS and TLS 1.3

Precision Livestock Farming Market worth $12.12 billion by 2030

According to MarketsandMarkets, The precision livestock farming market is projected to reach USD 12.12 billion by 2030 from USD 7.94 billion in 2025, at a CAGR of 8.8% from 2025 to 2030.

The precision livestock farming market is witnessing rising adoption driven by the demand for animal welfare, productivity, and cost efficiency. Farmers are increasingly deploying robotic milking, precision feeding, and monitoring systems to optimize yields and reduce disease risks, with companies such as Lely and MSD Animal Health driving the market.

The milk harvesting segment is projected to hold a significant share of the precision livestock farming market during the forecast period. This growth is mainly driven by the increasing adoption of automated milking technologies that enhance efficiency, reduce manual labor, and ensure consistent milk quality. Rising global demand for dairy products, along with the need to maximize yield and maintain herd health, further accelerates the transition from conventional to automated milking systems.

Automated solutions enable flexible milking schedules, continuous monitoring of udder health, and precise measurement of milk yield, all of which support better decision-making for herd management. These systems improve productivity and contribute to animal welfare by reducing stress and ensuring optimal milking conditions. In addition, the integration of real-time data analytics with milking processes provides actionable insights that help farmers optimize production and resource utilization. As the dairy industry increasingly adopts digital transformation, milk harvesting technologies are set to be a leading application in precision livestock farming. Their ability to enhance efficiency, profitability, and sustainability makes this segment a crucial driver of market growth.

Within the farm type segment, dairy farms are expected to hold a significant share of the precision livestock farming market during the forecast period, driven by the need for automation, efficiency, and improved herd management. Dairy operations require precise control over milking, feeding, and animal health, and the adoption of technologies such as robotic milking systems, automated feeding solutions, and real-time monitoring tools enables farmers to optimize productivity while reducing labor dependency.

Codeifai integrates GS1 Digital Link to strengthen QR code platform

Codeifai has upgraded its ConnectQR platform by adding GS1 Digital Link functionality, a move designed to enhance connectivity, improve transparency, and deepen consumer engagement.

The company’s advanced QR code solutions are already helping brands protect against counterfeiting, boost customer interaction, and improve supply-chain visibility within the high-margin, self-service SaaS market.

By embedding GS1 Digital Link into its QR technology, Codeifai is transforming traditional barcodes into web-enabled smart data carriers. A single scan can now connect a product directly to online resources—ranging from regulatory information and instructions to marketing campaigns and traceability data.

This update places Codeifai at the forefront of the global transition from 1D to 2D barcodes, an industry-wide shift scheduled to culminate in “Sunrise 2027”, the milestone year for adopting 2D codes across packaging and retail.

Unlike conventional barcodes, which only hold basic product identifiers, GS1-enabled QR codes provide a bridge between point-of-sale systems and the web, supplying valuable information for consumers, retailers, and regulators alike.

RFID for packaging enters new markets, despite pause on FDA traceability rule

Even though the FDA has postponed the Food Traceability Rule, companies across the supply chain are still moving forward with RFID tracking technology. Experts believe that the delayed timeline won’t slow down adoption in this space.

Food producers and retailers were already preparing to adopt tracking tools—including RFID tags on packaging—before the original compliance deadline of January 2026. Packaging suppliers have been integrating RFID into their products to keep pace. The FDA has granted a 30-month extension to the compliance deadline, moving it to July 20, 2028, to give businesses more time to meet the requirements.

Despite the delay, industry leaders maintain that the regulatory momentum hasn’t stopped. Identiv’s CEO, Kirsten Newquist, emphasizes that the FDA remains committed to implementing these regulations—companies are just being given more runway to prepare.

According to Gartner analyst Sandeep Unni, RFID investments have seen a surge in the past 12–18 months, driven by urgency for compliance ahead of the original deadline.

Walmart has long mandated RFID on supplier products—an initiative that spans over two decades, now covering nearly all items. Albertsons was among the first in the food industry to adopt RFID, while Kroger recently announced deployment of Avery Dennison’s RFID automation in its fresh food departments. Chipotle implemented RFID nationwide after a successful pilot in Chicago and is now asking suppliers to tag products—marking the first restaurant chain to embrace this system. And Avery Dennison is at the forefront of smart-label development. The company embeds RFID in packaging materials, bridging material science and supply chain visibility—allowing quick recall isolation when serial numbers tied to packaging are flagged.

RFID Tags to Keep Tamil Nadu’s Stray Dog Issues in Check

To tackle the growing concerns posed by the increasing stray dog population, the Tamil Nadu Animal Welfare Board (TNAWB) has proposed issuing 240,000 RFID tags to microchip stray dogs—previously, microchipping was only advised for pets.

Starting in October, the board plans to launch a statewide drive for sterilisation and mass rabies vaccination, especially targeting regions outside Chennai. This campaign will be carried out in collaboration with all local administrative bodies—corporations, municipalities, and town panchayats.

To boost capacity for sterilisation and immunisation, TNAWB intends to establish 38 new Animal Birth Control (ABC) Centres with shelter facilities, each accommodating up to 100 dogs. Additionally, there are plans to create 100 more ABC centres without shelters, dedicated solely to sterilising and vaccinating stray dogs.

Each RFID microchip will carry a unique ID containing vital information such as breed, location, sterilisation status, and rabies vaccination record.

The Tamil Nadu Livestock Development Agency (TNLDA) has already begun procuring necessary supplies—including RFID microchips and readers, reflective collars, and an integrated software system for monitoring stray dogs across all ABC centres.

In total, 138 ABC centres are slated for the state, with 38 centres (one per district) offering shelter facilities to accommodate injured, aggressive, sick, or otherwise vulnerable dogs.

Garmin introduces the GPSMAP H1i Plus, premium GPS handheld

Garmin unveiled the adventure-ready GPSMAP H1i Plus, an exciting new flagship GPS handheld navigator that boasts higher-bandwidth inReach Plus technology to give users more ways to stay in touch beyond cellular coverage1. With an active inReach plan, hikers, backpackers, mountaineers and passionate adventurers who go off-grid can snap and share photos directly from the device as well as exchange voice memos and texts. Users are also able to trigger an interactive SOS message in the event of an emergency. Reimagined with a bright, sunlight-readable 3.5-inch touchscreen and physical buttons for increased flexibility, the GPSMAP H1i Plus boasts up to 145 hours of battery life and extensive preloaded maps with the option to purchase an Outdoor Maps+ plan for access to premium mapping content.

With an active inReach plan, the GPSMAP H1i Plus not only helps users stay in touch with family, friends and others in their group, it can also provide communication with emergency services when needed. In the event of an emergency, it can send an interactive SOS text message to Garmin ResponseSM, a 24/7-staffed international emergency assistance coordination center. They provide updates to users and emergency contacts on the response effort, including confirmation when help is on the way, and remain available as the incident is being resolved. Photo and voice messages can also be shared, giving response coordinators the ability to see and hear details of the emergency first-hand.

With no satellite dead zones, users can enjoy higher-bandwidth communication when traversing through wilderness. What's more, when venturing off-the-grid, loved ones back home can follow along using LiveTrack location sharing see a user's trip progress, including distance, time and elevation.

Label Print Automation Is Reshaping Manufacturing

As manufacturing operations evolve under the pressures of sustainability goals, compliance regulations, and the rising demand for personalized or custom products, label print automation is emerging as a strategic advantage. Trusted by global organizations, SENTINEL by TEKLYNX leads the way in label print automation software. This solution helps manufacturers automate label printing, reduce waste, ensure regulatory compliance, and meet customer-specific labeling needs.

Today's manufacturers are navigating strict standards like GS1, FSMA, UDI, and GHS, plus internal sustainability goals and external customer expectations. Manual label printing processes leave room for error, inconsistency, and inefficiency.

Across industries—from retail and food & beverage to medical devices, chemicals, automotive, and metals—manufacturers are seeing measurable impact. Flex-Strut Inc, a US-based manufacturer of metal strut framing systems, eliminated its manual labeling bottleneck, resulting in a 100% increase in label printing speed.

In a time where compliance, customization, and environmentally-friendly operations are no longer optional, SENTINEL helps manufacturers work better—turning automated label printing into a strategic, scalable advantage.

Oil Condition Monitoring Market worth $1.78 billion by 2030

The global oil condition monitoring market is projected to grow from USD 1.27 billion in 2025 to USD 1.78 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 7.0% according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets. This growth is driven by the increasing adoption of predictive maintenance practices across sectors such as automotive and transportation, oil and gas, and industrial manufacturing. 

Oil condition monitoring solutions are gaining prominence due to their ability to deliver real-time insights on lubricant health, contamination levels, and operational efficiency, enabling operators to reduce downtime, optimize maintenance schedules, and extend equipment life. The integration of advanced sensors, portable test kits, analyzers, and software platforms is accelerating as industries prioritize reliability, automation, and data-driven decision-making. Innovations in multi-parameter sensing technologies and cloud-enabled analytics are enhancing diagnostic precision and operational visibility. With growing emphasis on cost efficiency, sustainability, and equipment reliability, oil condition monitoring is emerging as a critical enabler of operational excellence and predictive maintenance strategies.

No-Cost Swine RFID Tags for Sows and Exhibition Swine Available for Order in Fall 2025

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announces a new initiative to provide no-cost RFID (radio frequency identification) eartags for swine beginning fall 2025. 

These tags will be available for sow and exhibition swine producers. Once available, producers and State animal health officials will be able to order tags on the Merck Animal Health website at www.840swinetags.com. 

In July 2025, APHIS awarded a contract to Merck Animal Health to supply up to $20 million in tags to sow and exhibition swine industry segments, over the next 5 years. Modeled after the no-cost RFID cattle tag program, this effort will supply no-cost RFID tags to swine producers to boost national swine disease traceability, which is vital to supporting the safety and marketability of the U.S. swine herd. Although animal disease traceability does not prevent disease, an efficient and accurate traceability system reduces the response time involved in a disease investigation, limiting the number of farms and animals affected. This, in turn, reduces the economic impact on owners and affected communities.

Unique to this program is a direct-from-manufacturer to swine premises distribution model. Merck will receive, process, and ship orders directly to producers and State animal health officials, removing APHIS as intermediaries and expediting getting tags into producers’ hands and pigs’ ears. To order these tags, producers must have a valid premises identification number, provide shipping and contact information, and provide the number of sows onsite (for commercial sow farms) or the number of show pigs on the premises (for exhibition swine). State animal health officials will also be able to order no-cost RFID tags based on the number of sows in their State. 

These RFID tags will need to be applied with a compatible tag applicator, which is not supplied through this program. 

TNG eWallet expands QR scan feature beyond payments

TNG Digital Sdn Bhd has rolled out an upgraded QR scan function in its TNG eWallet app, extending its use beyond payments. Users can now scan QR codes for menus, forms, tickets, and other purposes directly within the app—without needing a separate scanner.

The company said this update complements TNG eWallet’s wide range of services, which already include e-commerce, bill payments, investments, insurance, and cross-border remittances. The move further strengthens the app’s position as a versatile everyday tool for Malaysians.

Alan Ni, Chief Executive Officer of TNG Digital, noted that the change may seem small but carries a big impact. “Our aim is to make life more connected and convenient. With just one app, Malaysians can do so much more in their daily lives,” he said.

Google Messages Adds QR Code Verification to Secure Chats

Google is launching a new QR code-based verification feature in Google Messages (currently in beta), making it easier to confirm you’re truly chatting with the right person—and not someone impersonating them.

Previously, verifying a contact’s identity required comparing long, awkward 80-digit codes. That changes now. A new “Security & privacy” panel makes verification as simple as scanning a QR code—your contact scans yours, you scan theirs—and voilà, you’re verified.

Once verified, you can even check the status of your shared keys in the Connected apps section of the Google Contacts app—though that integration isn’t live yet.

For those who prefer the old-school method, the option to “Compare verification codes” (the 80-digit fallback) still remains.

Schreiner MediPharm Offers Smart RFID-Labels for Enhanced Safety and Efficiency in the Healthcare Sector

Schreiner MediPharm, a Germany-based global provider of innovative functional label solutions for the healthcare industry, in combination with the KitCheck systems from Bluesight, now offers an RFID technology-based solution that optimizes digital inventory control in hospital pharmacies. With the demands made on automated medication management continuing to increase, Schreiner MediPharm’s Robust RFID-Labels enable precise tracking of drugs while reducing medication errors and enhancing supply efficiency.

Schreiner MediPharm has developed high-performance RFID-Labels precisely adapted to the requirements of the KitCheck Scanning Stations, enabling reliable identification of drug containers. KitCheck is a proven system by Bluesight, U.S. market leader in hospital and pharmacy operations intelligence, for efficient digital inventory management. To date, more than 325 million units of injectable emergency and anesthetic drugs in 900 North American hospitals have been captured by the system.

The exceptionally robust RFID-Labels from Schreiner MediPharm can easily be applied in pharmaceutical production settings and are designed for high-speed labeling systems. Their specially developed Robust RFID structure permanently protects the chip against mechanical stress and functional failures. Thanks to their optimized design, the RFID-Labels can be reliably applied even to primary containers with narrow radii such as vials or syringes. Moreover, they offer a wide variety of additional functions such as integrated hangers, removable documentation labels, and tamper-evident seals.

In the application, Schreiner MediPharm’s RFID-Labels can automatically be read out in the KitCheck Scanning Stations using Bluesight’s tracking software. The systems not only capture the drug itself but also important information such as batch numbers, expiration dates, missing or expired drugs, or indications of previously opened drugs. Due to a digital first-opening indication feature additionally integrated into the label, the integrity of the containers can be monitored at unit level.

The RFID-Labels from Schreiner MediPharm, in combination with the KitCheck systems, create the basis for hospital pharmacies to benefit from automated, digital medication management.

USDA’s New Initiative: Free RFID Eartags for Swine—Fall 2025

In a move to bolster U.S. swine disease traceability, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) has announced that starting in fall 2025, sow and exhibition swine producers will be eligible to receive free RFID eartags. 

While electronic identification doesn’t stop disease from spreading, it significantly speeds up response times during a disease investigation—reducing the scope of outbreaks and the associated economic losses for producers and communities alike.  

Starting fall 2025, eligible swine producers and state officials will be able to order free RFID eartags—a key step toward enhancing the nationwide disease traceability system for the U.S. swine industry. 

With streamlined direct ordering, generous tag allocations tied to operation size, and user-friendly access via Merck, this program is poised to boost both efficiency and biosecurity across the sector.

Rudholm Group Announces Major Expansion of RFID Capabilities in Los Angeles

The Rudholm Group has announced a significant investment in its Los Angeles facility to expand RFID production. This expansion reinforces the company's commitment to providing locally produced, cutting-edge RFID solutions for the U.S. market while driving innovation in the apparel industry through digital technology.

With a focus on quality and innovation, the Los Angeles hub will now offer enhanced RFID capabilities, allowing customers to benefit from shorter lead times, localised production, and solutions that are proudly 'Made in the USA.'

The investment also supports Rudholm Group's strategy to reduce reliance on global supply chains impacted by trade tensions and tariffs. By producing locally, the company ensures faster, more resilient solutions for U.S. customers—reinforcing its commitment to being a truly local partner.

Rudholm Group's investment in Los Angeles is part of a global strategy to enhance its customers' growing RFID needs across multiple countries. This initiative drives the apparel industry's digital transformation, improving inventory management, product traceability, and supply chain efficiency for brands and retailers.

By investing in the United States, Rudholm Group is strengthening its local presence and supporting the long-term goals of clients seeking transparent, efficient, and tech-forward solutions.

The expanded RFID production will enable Rudholm Group to meet the unique needs of U.S. customers while providing personalised service and expertise tailored to the region.