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Labelmatch helps suppliers source and enable compliant RFID and ARC-RFID label and ribbon solutions.
Walmart's RFID mandate has moved well past apparel. Item-level RFID tagging now reaches into home goods, electronics, toys, sporting goods, and a growing list of general merchandise categories — and most of those categories require inlays validated against Auburn University RFID Lab's ARC standards.
The upside for suppliers is real: RFID tagging drives more accurate inventory counts and fewer stockouts. The part that trips suppliers up isn't RFID itself — it's picking the correct ARC-approved label construction for their specific product.
Every ARC-compliant RFID label depends on two components working together.
The embedded chip and antenna that stores and transmits the item's data.
What prints the human-readable text and barcode, and encodes the variable data onto the inlay during printing.
Most suppliers only think about one half of that equation. Labelmatch handles both.
Labelmatch is based in Hudson, Ohio, and serves suppliers and brands nationwide — supporting companies preparing for Walmart's RFID/ARC mandate and comparable retailer programs.
Get free samples in hand, or talk to someone who can walk you through exactly which ARC spec applies to you.