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Meanwhile, in Trinidad...

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

We’re hearing from RFID Journal that RFID Trinidad & Tobago (RFIDTT), a small startup company in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, is trying to get the technology up and running there.

The a spin-off of Label House Group Ltd., a 25-year-old packaging and labeling company headquartered in Trinidad will specialize in RFID systems integration, the Journal reports. [end] 

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