DAILY’s Livestock RFID Tags Strengthen Poultry Management and Escort Food Security

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Have you ever known the Livestock RFID Tags? Even if you’ve never heard, you must be concerned with the food security issues. Recalling the past, food security problems emerged in an endless stream. Just then Livestock RFID Tags enter into people’s vision and gradually become an edge tool in poultry management. Recently, latest Livestock RFID Tags have been released by DAILY RFID, a leading professional RFID products manufacturer, to muscle the efficiency of poultry management and food safety.

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China., January 9, 2013 - (PressReleasePoint) -

Have you ever known the Livestock RFID Tags? Even if you’ve never heard, you must be concerned with the food security issues. Recalling the past, food security problems especially meat safety problems emerged in an endless stream. What was worse, various infectious diseases began variants and were transmitted slowly from animals to human. And the concealment of infectious diseases and the complexity of human food chain made it difficult to be on guard. As a result, people have to quickly find a safe and efficient way to solve the above problems. Just then Livestock RFID Tags enter into people’s vision and gradually become an edge tool in poultry management. Odd-come-shortly, a series of Livestock RFID Tags have been released by DAILY RFID, a leading professional RFID products manufacturer, in order to muscle the efficiency of poultry management and food safety.

The latest series of Livestock RFID Tags from DAILY RFID are of high performance and can be customized according to customers’ requirements. Taking RFID Animal Ear Tag-05 for instance, this Livestock RFID Tag is constructed from polyurethane that is uneasy for bacteria to grow, and it is available in 125KHz, 134KHz, 13.56MHz or 860MHz~960MHz frequency options. And based on various chips, such as Hitag-s, EM4100, Mifare-One S50 and UHF EPC Gen2, the reading distance of Livestock RFID Tag can be up to 300cm~500cm. This Livestock RFID Tag, so to speak, is specially designed for tracking poultry, such as cattle, sheep and pigs, etc. Thus, livestock managers can get the information of poultry by scanning each Livestock RFID Tag attached to poultry body with RFID reader and transferring datum to computers and networks.

In addition to the above RFID ear tag, there are another Livestock RFID Tags designed for animals, such as RFID animal foot ring-03 and RFID animal ear tag-02, all of which are ideal for livestock tracking and poultry management applications. Since each Livestock RFID Tag has its unique ID number, poultry owners can easily get the information of every animal, such as feeding, location, vaccination and so on, which means Livestock RFID Tags make poultry control and management easy and efficient. Furthermore, only by using Livestock RFID Tags in poultry can people easily know the source of poultry, realize the poultry tracking, improve the transparency of meat food supply chain, and finally escort human food security.

Please find more information about Livestock RFID Tags at DAILY RFID website:< http://www.rfid-in-china.com/products-70-1.html >
About DAILY RFID CO., LIMITED
 
DAILY RFID CO., LIMITED (<http://www.rfid-in-china.com/> ), which belongs to PAN Group Co., Ltd, is the leading company focusing on the research and development of EPC & RFID technology, such as Livestock RFID Tags in China.

DAILY specialize in producing arguably the world's most extensive line of Livestock RFID Tags, which are suitable for any vertical markets, and have obtained the National Integrated Circuit Card Register Certificate, IC Card Manufacture License and ISO9001 Quality Management System Certification. Also, we own a factory covering an area of 26,000 square meters.

DAILY's Livestock RFID Tags are designed and manufactured with recognized industry standards relevant to RFID and its markets but most notably for use in the demanding environments to recognize and understand your business's RFID and NFC needs.