Segmental Outline

The smart labels market segmental study is done based on type, end-users, and application.

By type, the smart labels market is narrowed down to RFID, Sensing Label, Electronic Shelf Label, and others. By application, the market is segmented into retail, Electronic and IT asset, Perishable goods, and others. By end-user, the market is segmented into Manufacturing & Retail, Healthcare & pharmaceuticals, Automotive, FMCG, logistics, and others.

Regional Outlook

The smart labels market in the Asia Pacific region is likley for a sharp rise. The market in the growing economies, such as Japan, China, and India is expected to generate substantial revenue across the years of evaluation. The increase in the adoption of smart labels by the manufacturing and the packaging sectors of these regions can act a growth inducer for the market in these regions. The APAC smart labels market is expected to gain high turnover by the end of the review period. Besides, the fast-paced expansion of APAC economic that is allowing considerable investments in the retail and the food and beverage sectors, and as they adopt smart tags to have a hook on security and positionng of products are also expected to make the market gain global foothold. The smart labels market in North America and Europe is also expected to grow at a high pace.

Key Players

MRFR enlisted some of the important vendors of smart labels. They are; Invengo Information Technology Co. Ltd., Checkpoint Systems Inc., CCL Industries Inc., Avery Dennison Corporation, Display data Ltd., Willian Frick & Company, Sato Holdings Corporation, Zebra Technologies Corporation, Smartrac N.V., Graphic Label Inc., Intermec Inc., ASK S.A., Muhlbauer Holding Ag & Co. Kgaa, Thin Film Electronics ASA, and Alien Technology Inc. The high competition among the market key players is characterized by acquisition, collaboration, partnership, and launch of new technologies. The growth of the global smart labels market is also dependent on strategies adopted by key players, as they compete on pricing, reputation, technology, and services provided by them.