Pallet expert Marshall White answers your questions about pallets

Reality bites, and in 2009, the automatic data capture business was bit hard. The total market for industrial automatic data capture (ADC) solutions came in at roughly $15.2 billion in 2009, according to Massachusetts-based VDC Research Group, down about 15.5% from the more than $18 billion spent on industrial ADC in 2008.

Members of Item Level RFID Initiative releases plans to guide adoption of RFID technology in retail.

Thanks to an asset management solution, Mission Foods saves big on returnable containers.

The model 5300rfid label printer-applicator prints, encodes, verifies and applies pressure-sensitive RFID smart labels to cartons and pallet loads in one automatic operation.

After several quiet years, RFID is back in the spotlight. This time, it seems to be working.

Using a combination of diverse technologies—often in one compact package—gives users the edge in asset management and operational efficiency.

The company and its business partners display to supply chain professionals how solution improves operational performance, reduces costs and enhances food safety.

Mountable directly to any class II or class III lift truck to save floor space, the CLS cargo lift scale weighs loads in transit.

iGPS offers pallets users an alternative to wood