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As far as the traditional operation of the industry is concerned, many carton packaging of food materials and ingredients are generally discarded after the goods are delivered. However, as the amount and cost of cartons increase year by year, this method is neither environmentally friendly nor economical. In recent years, many food retailers and manufacturers have requested to switch to plastic recyclable pallets or boxes in order to achieve environmental protection and reduce costs. This customer’s demand makes Mifu face a challenge: pallets often cannot be Efficient recycling, or convection to a third-party tray to prove the identity of the owner.
A food distribution center in Jiangsu uses 60,000 disposable cartons every week to deliver food to 4,000 customers in different outlets. In response to the rising cost of carton handling, many customers have turned to recyclable plastic boxes to achieve sustainable goals-the cost of plastic boxes is ten times that of cartons, and the greater challenge lies in how to effectively track plastic boxes. Make sure they are fully recycled.
In this case, the food distribution center needs a solution based on UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to meet actual needs-RFID tags can withstand the tray cleaning process because of their resistance to sunlight and rain. And it has reached a firm level that is resistant to manual operation at the operation end.
“We only need to develop some simple programs to associate the smart label of the food distribution center with customer distribution and empty pallet recycling, so that we can observe the daily pallet recycling rate of each customer. Once this number does not reach the agreed rate Level, the system will issue a warning.”——Product Manager of Mifu Business Quality Improvement Team.
Under the recommendation of Mifu Technology, the food distribution center uses RFID technology to solve existing problems: Mifu Zhiyuan has customized an RFID tag automatic traceability system for it, and deployed overhead code readers at the entrance and exit of the tray, with the goal of improving inventory accuracy The specific method is to attach an RFID tag to each pallet as an identifier. Once the pallet leaves the warehouse and enters the distribution link, it will be read by the Mifu system. The empty pallet will be read again in the recycling link-if the pallet is not in After being recycled within the set time period, the system will bill the new pallet to the customer.
In addition, in order to prevent pallets from being damaged during operation and cleaning, the Mifu system also has a set of preventive measures: attach an RFID tag to each pallet. Additional labels can provide backup in extreme cases-so the two labels on each pallet must be exactly the same, coded with a unique identification code corresponding to each pallet, and written into each label chip. This process can ensure that 95% of the pallets can be recycled within the specified time, thereby greatly reducing the pallet loss rate.
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