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Yes. Sensize trackers are designed to withstand demanding supply chain conditions including impacts, weather exposure and repeated use.

Yes. By improving efficiency and minimizing losses and redundancies, asset tracking contributes to more sustainable logistics operations.

Yes. Asset tracking enables businesses to monitor reusable assets as they move through the supply chain, helping identify loss hotspots, improve recovery rates and reduce unnecessary replacement costs. Better visibility also supports more efficient inventory management and operational planning.

Absolutely, users can set up alerts for events such as asset movement, delays, temperature breaches or unexpected stops, ensuring proactive management of operations.

Yes. For industries like food, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, Sensize provides traceability and monitoring that support compliance with relevant regulations.

Yes. Sensize can integrate with existing business systems through APIs, enabling seamless data flow into ERP, warehouse management and transport systems.

Of course, Sensize trackers are designed for reuse, making them ideal for circular supply chains, returnable transport items and reusable packaging systems.

Absolutely. Sensize systems are designed to scale, allowing you to add more trackers and expand coverage as needed.

Yes. Businesses based outside the EU may still need to comply with PPWR if they place packaged products on the European market. Exporters should review the regulation carefully to understand their responsibilities.

Preparation starts with understanding how packaging moves through your supply chain. Businesses should review existing packaging processes, identify gaps in asset visibility, assess reporting capabilities and consider how reusable packaging will be monitored over its lifecycle. Investing in better asset tracking and supply chain visibility now can make future compliance significantly easier.

By improving asset utilization, reducing loss, enabling reuse and optimizing logistics processes, Sensize helps businesses lower operational costs over time.

By enabling the efficient and sustainable use of reusable packaging, Sensize asset tracking helps companies stay compliant with the EU’s PPWR regulation, which makes producers responsible for recycling their packaging at the end of use.

In the US, businesses must monitor the temperature of food. This is achievable at the crate/box level with Sensize tracking.

When companies invest in high-quality reusable assets, they must have a way of ensuring they stay within the supply chain and return to them to be reused.

Otherwise, they are simply not reusable!

Tracking solves this problem, allowing customers to know where their containers are so they can collect and reuse them at the end of each cycle.

Sensize trackers help maintain product integrity by monitoring temperature and location throughout transit, reducing spoilage and supporting compliance with regulations.

Sensize helps businesses improve visibility across reusable packaging networks through its Parent/Child asset tracking technology.

By providing near-real-time insights into asset location, movement, utilization and return cycles, the platform helps businesses reduce losses, improve operational efficiency and build the data needed to support PPWR compliance.

Sensize enables reuse of assets and packaging, reduces waste and improves supply chain efficiency. Better visibility also helps lower emissions by optimizing routes and reducing unnecessary shipments.

Sensize offers a centralized portal where users can monitor assets in real time, analyze historical data and generate reports. This allows businesses to make faster data–driven decisions.

Our implementation process is designed to be straightforward. Sensize provides support during onboarding, including hardware setup, platform configuration and integration with existing systems where required.

Asset tracking is becoming more integrated, automated and data driven. Future developments will focus on predictive insights, AI driven optimization and deeper supply chain transparency.

Sensize trackers are engineered for long-term use, with battery life and durability designed to support extended deployments. 5-10 years is realistic lifetime. 

Longevity depends on usage frequency, reporting intervals and environmental conditions, but they are built to outperform typical short life alternatives. 

Many customers begin seeing measurable improvements such as reduced asset loss and improved visibility within weeks of deployment, depending on scale and use case.

Yes. PPWR replaces the previous Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD). Unlike a directive, which requires each EU Member State to create its own national legislation, a regulation applies directly across all Member States, creating a more consistent set of packaging rules throughout the EU.

Yes, Sensize provides real time visibility into delivery operations, helping improve efficiency, reduce losses and enhance customer experience.

Yes. Sensize solutions are scalable and can be tailored to suit both smaller operations and global supply chains.

Yes. Sensize uses secure data transmission and storage practices to ensure customer data is protected at all times.

Returnable transport items (RTIs) are reusable assets used to transport goods throughout the supply chain. Common examples include pallets, plastic crates, totes, roll cages, reusable containers and bins designed for repeated use rather than disposal after a single journey.

Businesses that prepare early can do more than simply meet regulatory requirements. Improved packaging visibility can help reduce losses, increase asset utilization, lower replacement costs, improve sustainability reporting and create more efficient, resilient supply chains.

Our Sensize trackers are used on reusable containers such as pallets, boxes, beer crates, plastic crates and roll cages.

PPWR introduces measures to encourage greater use of reusable packaging and reduce reliance on single-use packaging in certain sectors. Businesses using reusable packaging systems will need to demonstrate that those systems operate effectively and support the regulation’s sustainability objectives.

In short, Sensize works with container pooling businesses, post and parcel companies, retailers and other organizations to help them see where their reusable assets are in the supply chain.

Using our bespoke Sensize Tracking System, users can gain full visibility and easily access valuable location and temperature data, helping them reduce leakage, cut costs and streamline their supply chains.

Asset tracking uses smart devices attached to physical items to monitor their location, movement and condition in real time.

Sensize trackers transmit data via cellular , WiFi and Bluetooth networks to a central platform, giving businesses full visibility of their assets across the supply chain.

Reusable asset tracking uses technologies such as IoT sensors, Bluetooth and cellular connectivity to monitor the location and movement of reusable packaging and returnable assets.

This helps businesses gain near-real-time visibility into their packaging networks and optimize asset performance.

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is an EU regulation designed to reduce packaging waste, increase the use of reusable and recyclable packaging, and support the transition to a circular economy. It introduces new rules covering packaging design, reuse, recyclability, labeling and reporting requirements for businesses placing packaging on the EU market.

Depending on the tracker type, Sensize can provide location data, movement history, temperature and other environmental insights critical for supply chain monitoring.

Sensize offers ongoing customer support from onboarding through to optimization, ensuring clients get maximum value from their investment.

Sensize focuses on durable, reusable trackers combined with a user-friendly platform and strong supply chain expertise. The emphasis is on long term value rather than short term tracking. Our parent/child network architecture that allows low cost BLE tags to work like fully fledged GPS tracker, is unique.

The key difference is that we don’t just use one type of tracker. Many tracking systems use one type of tracker that is added to all assets.

Our system consists of Parent trackers and Child trackers. Parent trackers are placed on around 1% of the assets in a fleet and Child trackers on the remaining assets.

This reduces the cost of tracking and no infrastructure is required.

At Sensize, we also offer trackers of varying sizes and shapes for different assets, ensuring each one is most suitable for its use case.

The PPWR entered into force on August 12, 2026, although some requirements will be phased in over time. Businesses should seek to understand how the regulation affects their packaging, supply chains and reporting obligations.

Sensize supports a wide range of industries including logistics, container pooling, automotive, cold chain, fresh produce, healthcare, manufacturing and reusable packaging systems.

PPWR applies to any business that places packaging or packaged goods on the EU market. This includes manufacturers, retailers, distributors, logistics providers, e-commerce businesses, packaging producers, pooling providers and importers. If your products are sold within the EU, the regulation is likely to affect your business.

As reusable packaging becomes more common, businesses need accurate information about where assets are, how often they are reused and where losses occur. Reusable packaging tracking provides the visibility needed to manage assets efficiently, improve recovery rates and support compliance reporting.

Supply chain visibility allows businesses to monitor the movement and performance of reusable packaging throughout its lifecycle with visible data. Better visibility helps identify bottlenecks, reduce asset losses, improve utilization and provide evidence that reusable packaging systems are operating effectively.

Without visibility, inefficiencies and losses go unnoticed. Asset tracking provides immediate insight and long-term competitive advantage in an increasingly complex and regulated supply chain environment.

If you’re not using asset tracking, you’re missing out on valuable insights into how your assets are used.

When we start working with new customers, it almost always turns out that their assets are being used in ways they don’t expect, such as being taken to locations they are unaware of, held for lengthy periods of time in certain locations or being sold on the second-hand market.

Tracking allows for full visibility of these potential challenges and provides customers with the data they need to make informed changes.