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Rogue tags are tags not following an encoding standard. These tags typically encode in the default RFID numbering area and 'clutter' the value of RFID tags.

RAIN CIN is an RFID encoding standard published by the RAIN Alliance that allows reserved RFID values for a nominal fee.

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This is the story behind RAIN RFID: a technology for a low-cost microchip designed for inventory and asset tracking systems.

A foam spacer can be used on supply chain RFID tags to tag metal drums and meet the DoD mandate. Metal-mount RFID tags are also available.

RFID Tags can be placed on stretch-wrap or on a product in the the shipment. You can also embed tags into the pallet.

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