What Connected Packaging Really Means
Traditional packaging ends at the shelf, but connected packaging continues the journey long after the point of purchase. When a consumer or supply chain partner scans a 2D barcode, they don’t just see a product code, they access real-time data tailored to their needs.
A retailer might scan to view batch numbers and expiry dates, while a customer could unlock tailored rewards, sustainability insights, or product provenance.
This adaptability is what makes connected packaging so powerful. It moves beyond static identifiers and turns packaging into a dynamic tool for brand storytelling, customer service, and supply chain visibility.




















