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DB Schenker rolls out RFID temp-monitoring service
Logistics giant DB Schenker is working with an unnamed global pharmaceutical company to roll out a radio frequency identification (RFID) system for monitoring temperature-controlled shipments. The
DHL, BT team for RFID-secure supply chain
Communications giant BT will work with logistics provider DHL on sustainable logistics solutions and services that provide end-to-end supply chain visibility. BT will support the DHL's Solutions
Sun, Max RFID pilot advances
Max Pharma, a German drug distributor, is rolling out a radio-frequency identification system for tracking Sun Pharmaceutical products. Rollout of the UHF system, which uses Gen 2 RFID tags, follows
Report: 50% of pharma serializing in 2011
IDC is bullish on drug serialization. The market researcher says in a report that it expects about 50 percent of the industry to have fully serialized at least one product line to the item level by
RFID system balances readability, price and data
Intelleflex believes it has struck a three-way cold chain balance in radio frequency identification technology: tag readability through several layers of packaging and insulation, a price point low
Plastic pallet makers report for duty
Perhaps seeing the Lipitor recall as the third time that's the charm, plastic pallet makers are attempting to seize a giant opportunity being created by odor-causing wooden pallets. U.K.
RFID system targets drug fakes in Nigeria
An anti-counterfeiting system that lets users verify drugs through radio-frequency identification technology is the objective of a collaboration among the drug-making technology venture GlobalPCCA,
GS1, India develop tracking system for recalls
Supply chain organization GS1 and the Food Safety & Standards Authority of India have developed an Internet/mobile-phone-linked system for alerts and product recalls for the food and pharma
Supply chain change coming; RFID questions remain
Pharma supply chain consultant Dirk Rodgers sees a transformation on the horizon, product of the inevitable serialization and pedigree requirements. He anticipates a doubling in complexity over that
Holes appear in case for pharma RFID
Two-dimensional barcodes are likely to be the unit-level identification winner over RFID when the California pedigree law rolls around about mid-decade. That's the thinking of Dirk Rodgers, a pharma
