Labeling for the food industry

RFID from PMG: best "ingredients” guaranteed

PMG Labels has been an expert labeling partner to a large number of food and trading firms, as well as wholesale consumers, for many years now. Whether RFID InMould or RFID OnMould labels, RFID Looptags or appropriate mobile and stationary readers – PMG offers durable and economical RFID labeling solutions for product and container management, quality assurance, incoming goods monitoring and inventory management, or for the uninterrupted tracking & tracing of marketed food articles. 

High-performance HF or UHF technologies in the RFID labels provide the basis – with high reading ranges, fast and reliable data transmission and a large EPC and user memory. The “packaging” surrounding our RFID chips – which can be individually printed with barcodes, 2D codes, plain writing and logos – is designed in line with the structure, shape and size of the task in hand:

• PMG RFID InMould labels for direct, fitted integration in containers, returnable containers, loading trolleys or other transport units,
• PMG RFID OnMould labels for the long-term undetachable, application-oriented labeling of boxes, containers, pallets, storage areas and other manufacturer, trade or wholesale assets,
• PMG RFID Looptags – for labeling tasks where it is not possible to apply the label directly to the object. The information is instead attached to the object in the form of an electronic looped label.

For all RFID labels and identification situations, PMG offers suitable mobile and stationary readers – if required with an individual structure, design and connectivity.

Labeling solutions without a best before date

“Best in class” instead of “best before end” – with solutions from PMG Labels you can

• reliably and unmistakably label primary products in the food production process,
• durably identify containers and crates – even in the cold store, at the discharge of a hot-water crate washer or after high-pressure cleaning,
• promptly and precisely record and control container movements in manufacturing and distribution processes,
• label and verify batches in production, processing and
• packaging processes,
• automatically illustrates the use and material flow of raw materials, primary and additional products, as well as finished products in IT systems,
• manage warehouse stock levels and track articles in the internal logistics process and/or external supply chains,
• draw up quality statistics and production evaluations, and
• supply the ERP and MES levels of your food or trading company with valid, process-optimized planning and control data.

There is a great deal to be said for the use of RFID labeling technology in food and trading companies, and by wholesalers. And even more to be said for the versatile and reliable RFID solutions supplied by PMG Labels.