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Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian to Attend the Munich Security Conference

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Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian to Attend the Munich Security Conference

Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian to Attend the Munich Security ConferenceSpecial Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian will participate in the Munich Security Conference, February 17-19, in Munich, Germany. This annual conference on international security will bring together Heads of State, government officials, international organization representatives, mayors, local government leaders, and security experts to discuss key global security policy challenges. Ambassador Hachigian will participate […]

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Deputy Secretary Sherman’s Meeting with Japanese Vice Minister Mori

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Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian to Attend the Munich Security Conference

Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy Ambassador Nina Hachigian to Attend the Munich Security ConferenceThe below is attributable to Spokesperson Ned Price: Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met today with Japanese Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Mori Takeo in Washington, D.C.  They discussed the strength of the U.S.-Japan Alliance and emphasized the importance of trilateral cooperation with the Republic of Korea.  Deputy Secretary Sherman and Vice Foreign Minister […]

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SimplyRFiD Launches Same-Day SGTIN RFID Encoding Service for Retail

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SimplyRFiD Launches Same-Day SGTIN RFID Encoding Service for Retail

SimplyRFiD Launches Same-Day SGTIN RFID Encoding Service for RetailSimplyRFiD Launches Same-Day SGTIN RFID Encoding Service for RetailSimplyRFiD fixed the DoD RFID mandate 15 years ago with their Pro-Tags XTraveler’s. In 2007, the RFID mandate was 138 pages of specifications reduced to a one-page picture guide. Today, the SGTIN mandate has bloated to 314 pages, and SimplyRFiD does it again, reducing it to a tagline: Peel-Stick-Ship.


DALLAS, February 17, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Retailers have moved from UPC barcodes to RAIN RFID tags for inventory control. RAIN RFID tags contain the UPC number encoded into an inexpensive (pennies per tag) microchip and embedded into the price tags attached to each product. When a UPC is encoded into a RAIN RFID tag, it is referred to as an SGTIN (a technical way of saying a “UPC with a serial number”, or ‘serialized global trade identification number’). When that data is stored in the RAIN RFID tag, it’s called the EPC (electronic product code).

Walmart released a mandate last year detailing inventory items that must be tagged with an SGTIN RFID tag. This mandate made a rush by Walmart suppliers to meet requirements and confusion on how to do it the best way.

An Easy Portal for SGTIN RFID

SimplyRFiD launched an online portal that accepts a list and quantity of each UPC and turns around same-day shipping of SGTIN-encoded RAIN RFID tags on orders confirmed by 4 pm in the USA. 

A getting started with SGTIN RFID guide (“10 tips for complying with the retail SGTIN RFID mandate”) makes it clear how easy it is to convert from barcode to RFID.

SimplyRFiD also makes Wave — an iOS app that simplifies retail inventory with RFID and helps combat chargebacks for manufacturers.

Online shipping portals will also be available in Q2 2023 for China, Malaysia, and Vietnam.  

Contact SimplyRFiD to learn more about same-day SGTIN encoding.

Contact Information:

William Montalbo

Vice President, Marketing

[email protected]

+1 703.343.1689

Syd Brown

Social Media Manager

[email protected]

+1 703.343.1689

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