The firm said its “intelligent box” would reduce the need for a labour-intensive tag application process by using a high-speed manufacturing system to add RFID labels in large volumes.
Matt Robinson, Mondi sales development manager for the UK, said the tags were checked three times during the application process.
The use of RFID, rather than traditional barcodes, would enable companies to scan entire pallets for quicker redistribution of products.
“The intelligent boxes will provide round-the-clock access to live information about product availability and location. This will make stocktaking and warehouse management quicker and more accurate,” added Robinson.
A spokeswoman told Packaging News Mondi was in discussions with firms about the box, but could not reveal further information at this stage.
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