Chip Tracking Logistics

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Chip Tracking Logistics refers to the use of electronic chips (e.g., RFID tags) to monitor goods, containers, or transport assets in real time throughout the supply chain. By automating data capture and transmission, it enhances visibility, inventory accuracy, and operational efficiency in logistics processes.

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