Guide to Labeling Your Products with RFID Labels from PMG Labels for Walmart Suppliers: 💡

1. Identify the Product Category: Walmart will provide you with the correct product category for your goods (e.g., D14 Spec. W4). Together, we will define the appropriate antenna. The approved inlays, categorized and marked with a letter by "The Auburn University ARC," are enough for us to determine the right product for you.
2. Expert Support: With our extensive RFID experience, we can assist you with advice and practical support, including the integration into your process.
3. Programming the RFID Label: Once the right antenna and position are determined, the RFID label needs to be programmed with an SGTIN-96. You will provide us with the specified number range, and we will handle the encoding for you.
4. Final Approval: After preparing the RFID label and determining the best position, the next step is to obtain final approval from the Auburn University, Auburn Research Center (ARC).
5. Production: Once the ARC approval is received, we can begin the production of your customized RFID labels.