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Higher frequency of RFID ahead (sidebar)
Tech trend: RFID sensors
November 30, 2005

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Flexible packaging
Look what's coming down the packaging pike
From sustainability to high-pressure sterilization to nanotechnology, developments in food and beverage packaging hold tremendous promise.
November 30, 2005
From SoBe and from Trinity Springs: hot-fill PET bottles that don't require vacuum panels in the sidewalls.
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Qualified health claims hard to swallow
FDA reconsiders wording as food packagers become interested in making health claims on package labels.
November 30, 2005
Conveying & accumulation
Information solves wine bottling problems
It takes more than engineering skill to solve some packaging manufacturing problems. People skills help, too.
November 30, 2005
Bottling Clos du Bois premium wines from the Sonoma Valley area of California required integration of information and packaging
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GPS track-and-trace demo
UCLA researchers demonstrate a wireless GPS-sensor tracking system that targets the cold chain and other applications.
November 30, 2005
The GPS track-and-trace device measures about six inches.
Cartoning
Are you ready for lean design?
Opening presenter at PMMI’s annual meeting, ELAU NA president Christopher Zei described how packaging machine OEMs can reduce Total Cost to Develop along with packagers’ TCO.
October 31, 2005
Christopher Zei, president of ELAU in North America, presents automation trends at PMMI's 2005 annual national meeting.
Cartoning
BevOps covers advances in packaging machinery
Conference covers the technology revolution in beverage packaging machinery introduced at 3 recent trade shows.
October 31, 2005
ELAU's John Kowal presents the latest trends in beverage packaging automation at the BevOps conference.
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Product focus: Tamper-evident RFID tags
Smart&Secure technology fights product counterfeiting, diversion, and tampering in the supply chain at a 10% premium to typical RFID tags.
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RFID in healthcare
What are the primary benefits RFID can deliver for pharmaceutical packagers?
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Secondary Packaging
RFID value beyond compliance
Former Sara Lee exec Ray Hagedorn shares that company's lessons as he emphasizes looking for value in RFID.
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Psst: The privacy world of RFID
Are privacy concerns about RFID valid or conspiracy-theory paranoid?
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Value in Wal-Mart's RFID trial means more work ahead
Wal-Mart provided proof of RFID’s value when it released study results that showed a 16% reduction in out of stocks. What was also implied is that more is needed beyond RFID technology to deliver these results.
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Trend toward embedded RFID
RFID tags embedded by vendors in packaging materials and containers is seen as a growing trend that adds value to RFID.
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