Although RFID technology has been applied in all walks of life, and has achieved good results, especially in the fields of retail, shoes and clothing, logistics, aviation, and books, the maturity and popularity of related applications have reached a certain level. However, due to cost reasons, although many applications can bring results, it is difficult to promote them. Therefore, some high value-added products that are less price-sensitive are often more active in RFID applications, such as tobacco and alcohol, jewelry, tea, and so on.

     At present, the application of RFID technology in tea products has developed very maturely, and the application scenarios and links involved are very rich.

     In the production stage, the manufacturer records the product name, variety, origin, batch, pesticide application, producer information, etc. in the RFID tag, so that when the product is purchased, the RFID system can be used for rapid sorting, and according to Different products give different purchase prices.

     In the processing link, the RFID system can also be used for rapid sorting, and only those who meet the conditions are allowed to enter the next link, thereby improving the quality of the product. In addition, in the processing link, processor information, processing method, processing date, product grade, shelf life, storage conditions and other information will be written into RFID tags to facilitate subsequent traceability management.

     In the product warehousing and transportation management link, RFID technology can track product circulation, realize accurate product allocation, and timely replenishment of warehouses, thereby improving efficiency. The monitoring of product circulation through RFID technology can prevent the occurrence of cross-linking accidents from the root cause. In addition, the use of RFID technology can greatly improve inventory efficiency and reduce manpower consumption.

     In general, RFID technology can play a role in all stages of tea products from production, processing, distribution, transportation, and sales. As related applications continue to mature and application costs are reduced, the experience of tea products can also be adapted to other categories.