Category Guidance Document Organisation GS1 Type Standard Version 1 Access Open Status Active Created Jun-20 Several companies in the pulp and paper industry have started using radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags to identify pulp products. RFID can be used to improve processes by automating unique identification of pulp units and enabling full visibility of the movements of products in supply chains. Many of the benefits from the use of RFID tags require cooperation between different actors in the industry. This guideline focuses on the main implementation requirements to enable use of RFID tags in the pulp and paper industry and cooperation between parties in the industry.Main sections:· Usage of UHF passive RFID· Functional requirements· Performance requirements· Tag encoding, SGTIN-96 format· Example tag encoding· Appendix A.1: Conformance Test Report· Appendix A.2: Bundled pulp unit, horizontal read range· Appendix A.3: Bundled pulp unit, vertical read range· Appendix A.4: Single pulp bale, horizontal read range· Appendix A.5: Single pulp bale, vertical read range Access GS1 RFID Identification of Pulp Products Guideline By accessing this content, you are leaving this website. The Agency takes no responsibility for the accuracy of content on the destination page.