IBC Tracking: Locating Totes, Proving Custody and Cutting Loss
IBC tracking for chemical and food tote pools: locate every container, log wash cycles and custody for audits, and stop repurchasing.
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Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
IBC tracking for chemical and food tote pools: locate every container, log wash cycles and custody for audits, and stop repurchasing.
For a landscaping or lawn care business, every mower, skid steer, trailer, and power tool is a high-value asset. Lose one to theft or downtime and it hits your revenue and project timelines directly. Demand for tracking reflects that pressure.

Asset tagging done right: which assets earn a tag, how RFID, BLE and barcode compare, and how to mount, name and audit them at scale.
How gateway-free BLE asset tracking finds equipment indoors without wall gateways, and how BLE compares with RFID, UWB and GPS.

Container dwell time drains returnable packaging budgets. Set thresholds by container type, design alerts and bill detention with proof.

Returnable plastic packaging types, realistic trip life and the total cost of ownership, including the shrinkage most budgets leave out.
Keeping eyes on high-value assets is a daily grind. Tools on a factory floor, returnable containers crossing a global supply chain, equipment that walks off a job site. Without real-time location data, teams waste hours searching, processes stall, and assets
The 2G and 3G shutdowns are finished. Confirm which trackers still report, then replace legacy units with LTE Cat-M1 or NB-IoT hardware.
In manufacturing, what you can’t see costs you money. You manage high-value equipment, work-in-progress (WIP), and returnable transport items (RTIs) across a busy floor and a global supply chain. The global asset tracking market will climb from USD 24.14 billion
Managing a fleet of dumpsters and roll-off containers comes with a hard problem: your most valuable assets spend most of their life unattended. These steel boxes sit at job sites for weeks, which makes them easy targets for theft, misplacement,