Due to the high-conductivity properties of liquid, water-based products have traditionally impacted RFID tag performance, limiting the reliability of inventory tracking. With more consumers shopping online, accurate inventory visibility is critical to ensure that purchased items are in stock for enhanced customer satisfaction. The patent-pending Phenix Label packaging design resolves this challenge with a tear-away, RFID-enabled label positioned above fill levels. This improves scannability on ‘big-box’ retail shelves, as well as allowing consumers to easily remove the RFID label to recycle empty bottles, increasing sustainability.

"Phenix Labels' initiative to double its capacity for hard-to-tag RFID items demonstrates the increasing demand for innovative solutions in the ever-evolving landscape of food production and distribution. As the industry strives to meet consumer expectations for fresh products, RFID technology plays a pivotal role in ensuring customer satisfaction, fostering industry innovation, and driving business growth,” said Michael Sanders, vice president of global channel sales, Avery Dennison. “Our collaboration with Phenix Label exemplifies the transformative potential of seamlessly integrating advanced RFID technology into the food supply chain." 

“Phenix Label continues to invest in advancements that not only improve the reliability and sustainability of RFID-enabled packaging, but also increase throughput of high-quality package designs that help food and retail brands truly stand out on the store shelf,” said Mark Volz, vice president of sales and marketing, Phenix Label. “Collaborating with partners like Avery Dennison, we bring innovation, vast experience and unmatched service to enable the power of RFID intelligence for hard-to-tag items, delivering better overall value for world-class food and retail brands.”