RFID Tracking Being Examined for Maple Syrup Production Improvements
Filed in archive News on April 9, 2011

© John McClumphaRFID chips or radio frequency identification is slated to be subject to examination as far as traceability is concerned. In line with this, the maple syrup producing federation of Quebec, Canada was given more than $110,620 federal funding for the tests.
The funding has been approved in order to give sufficient support for the study of maple syrup barrels that have RFID chips. Federation des producteurs acericoles due Quebec, the maple syrup producing federation, is seeing a great advantage to the use of an RFID tracking system. The follow-up sales phases will gain the most benefits from this system.
Since monitoring will be given more importance, the improvement of the quality of the syrup will also yield. With the tracking system ready, there will be an enhanced identification capacity aside from the transparency of the different stages involved.
© John McClumpha
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