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Garment RFID Leaders: Decathlon, Zara, Uniqlo, M&S and H&M Compared
Garment RFID adoption now spans Decathlon, Zara, Uniqlo, Marks & Spencer and H&M. See how each retailer uses item-level RFID and what the data shows about the results.
RFID Garment Tagging: Why Clothing Retailers Are Going Item-Level
RFID garment tagging is moving from sportswear pioneers to mainstream fashion retail. Discover why item-level RFID matters, the consumer benefits and what’s driving adoption now.
52.8 billion tags. One Year. RFID technology is no longer emerging — it has arrived.
RFID technology is transforming retail, pharma, rail and logistics across Europe and beyond. Discover the stats, the sectors and the forces driving the next wave of RFID adoption.
The 7 questions that decide whether your RFID project succeeds
Why do RFID projects fail? Coriel Solutions CEO Philip Leslie shares 7 questions that decide whether your RFID deployment succeeds or stalls.
Digital Product Passports Are Coming: What Bulk Retail Leaders Need to Do Now (and Why RFID Makes It Easier)l
Discover how bulk retail can apply pharmaceutical proof of delivery and traceability to reduce claims, prevent delivery errors and improve operational control.
Proof of Delivery, the Pharmaceutical Way: How Chain-of-Custody Discipline Reduces Claims and Redeliveries in Furniture Retail
Discover how bulk retail can apply pharmaceutical proof of delivery and traceability to reduce claims, prevent delivery errors and improve operational control.
From Cost Centre to Control Tower: Where RFID Removes the Most Waste in Bulk Retail Operations
Learn how RFID in bulk retail reduces labour costs, errors and operational waste by improving visibility, accuracy and control across the supply chain.
RFID That Pays for Itself: The Three Revenue Levers Bulk Retailers Can Pull in 90 Days
Discover how RFID in bulk retail improves inventory accuracy, reduces cancellations and speeds fulfilment, helping retailers convert more demand into revenue.
GS1 Sunrise 2027: What it means for traceability and digital product passports
GS1 Sunrise 2027 will introduce 2D barcodes across global retail, enabling products to carry far richer data. Discover what this means for traceability, digital product passports, and connected supply chains.
Coriel to Attend the Zebra RFID Forum 2026 in Warsaw as Silver Sponsor
This is our practical guide to digital product passports in 2026, covering ESPR compliance, GS1 standards, EPCIS 2.0 and how businesses can prepare.
What is vendor-managed inventory?
Ensure parts are with your customers instantly, easily hold customer-specific SKUs and significantly reduce the amount of physical space you need for storing stock.
A Practical Roadmap to Implementing Digital Product Passports
This is our step-by-step guide to digital product passport implementation, covering ESPR compliance, GS1 standards, EPCIS 2.0 and phased rollout.