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RFID-Enabled Traceability, Anti-Counterfeiting and Sustainability in Apparel and Product-Based Supply Chains: A Scoping Review
RFID is usually used for product recognition, object-level tracking, inventory visibility, logistics monitoring, authentication, and automated data capture for various supply chain industries. RFID can enable traceability, authentication (anti-counterfeiting), order allocation, inventor
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