Fashion brands RFID tags and software providers SML Group announced to help Tesco's F & F department uses UHF cards EPC Gen 2 RFID technology to improve inventory accuracy. According to SML, said, F & F's RFID project began in 2013, SML was selected to provide the majority of RFID tags for the company. The label production company set up a base network, in the first year of the project began, the key apparel sourcing region, including China and Turkey, providing more than 100 million RFID tags. In the UK, SML also won the F & F complete solution testing center project (including RFID tags, RFID hardware and software). Tesco's F & F department to deploy RFID technology to improve stock accuracy F & F's Tesco-SML RFID tag "It makes the brand companies to efficiently assess a range of products and analog-store test." SML in Europe, Terry Kemp senior Middle East and Africa (EMEA) in the RFID project manager, said, "so that you can test the system in advance, so as to avoid business impact. " SML project involves many areas of F & F's, such as helping retailers develop an online ordering platform to meet the specific requirements of F & F clothing suppliers. In addition, SML reports that the F & F distribution center developed a rfid tag inlays solution for on-line printing and encoding. Currently, F & F has been the use of RFID tags in all its UK 525 commodity chain. According to SML said, RFID system will help replenish the shelves of the store daily, by offering more products and size selection, thereby improving customer service levels. RFID solutions will also help F & F track inventory levels throughout the supply chain, improve the efficiency of the new single supplier to customers in online, you may prefer Tesco store. In June 2015, Tesco announced five stores in the UK, using a pilot RFID indoor positioning and robotic systems analysis, tracking its F & F brand clothing, in order to determine whether the technology can improve efficiency and inventory visibility.