GS1 Australia Launches RFID Deployment Guide For Footwear Industry

GS1 Australia launches a series of targeting Australia

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Best practices guide for RFID deployment of industry retailers and suppliers.

The RFID Deployment Guide for apparel industry can provide retailers, manufacturers and suppliers with best practices for low cost deployment of EPC RFID single level markings.

In addition, the guide also contains efficient identification, serialization and placement instructions for the GS1 EPC RFID tag encoded by the global trade code (GTIN).

GS1 Australia's RFID and omnidirectional channel manager Sean Sloan said that the popularity of EPC RFID using the GS1 standard will bring about the improvement of the total supply chain inventory accuracy for the Australian retail industry, reduce the number of goods sold in the store, increase sales, track single items and provide faster payment experience.

At that time, RFID could stimulate the potential of the business.

The guide is based on GS1's 2015 clothing and footwear industry RFID deployment guidelines and GS1's EPC guide for apparel industry.

GS1 Australia says Germany and the United States.

Both have very mature and successful RFID projects, including Germany's Gerry Weber, C&A, Adidas NEO projects, and Messi stores, HBC group, Dillard, Target, Target, Sears, Target and WAL-MART projects in the United States.

GS1 Australia's clothing industry RFID Deployment Guide can be downloaded from GS1 official website.