The Power of RFID – Revolutionizing the Food Supply Chain
Webinar Details
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. ET
The future of food distribution is here — and it’s powered by RFID. Join PLM TrustLink® and the International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA) for an exclusive, expert-led webinar exploring how RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is transforming the food supply chain from end to end.
In an industry where traceability, safety, and speed are more critical than ever, RFID offers a powerful solution for real-time visibility, inventory accuracy, and food supply chain compliance. Whether you’re a distributor, logistics manager, or tech leader, this session will equip you with the knowledge to stay ahead of the curve.
Hear directly from Brian Wood and Levi Harris of PLM TrustLink as they break down the technology, share real-world use cases, and offer practical guidance on how to implement RFID in your operations for transparency, traceability and trust.
Speakers
Brian Wood
Sales Director, PLM TrustLink
Brian has over 20 years of experience in sales and business leadership development utilizing technology-based solutions to solve customer pain points within their business. A delivery leader in leveraging embedded technology integration platforms, enterprise-level hardware/software, RFID (UHF/HF/NFC), contactless product technologies, IoT and cloud-based solutions, Brian was a key contributor in the creation of PLM TrustLink®.
Levi Harris
Manager IoT Solutions, PLM TrustLink
With nearly 20 years of experience in design, installation and operations support for Auto ID solutions, Levi is responsible for project management and implementation of all PLM TrustLink™ Auto ID initiatives. Levi assesses client operations to develop and deliver IoT/SaaS solution for PLM TrustLink products, and is responsible for infrastructure and hardware solutions. Of special note, while in college, Levi managed the Cold Chair Research Group at Arkansas’ RFID Research center, which was the predecessor of the renowned RFID Lab at Auburn University.
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