From pallets to platforms: How reusable containers became digital infrastructure
Reusable containers began as a clever way to cut costs, but they may now redefine the digital supply chain. From post-war pallet pooling to today’s global networks of crates and boxes, reuse has scaled massively, yet inefficiencies remain. Containers are often lost in fragmented supply chains, limiting both cost savings and visibility. By equipping containers with smart sensors, companies can transform them into mobile data hubs that track goods across organizational boundaries. Innovations like hybrid Bluetooth–cellular networks and collaborative tracking models promise scalable, infrastructure-free visibility. What was once a compliance burden could become a powerful source of insight, efficiency and competitive advantage in an increasingly complex logistics landscape.
How asset tracking supports decarbonization
Working towards decarbonization helps both the planet and your business. But how can asset tracking support this process?
How tracking reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of plastic containers
We share the most effective ways to reduce the TCO of reusable plastic packaging and how Sensize can support this.
How tracking benefits logistics and freight businesses
Sensize explores how tracking reusable packaging can give logistics and freight businesses clarity on what they own and where it is.
From Sputnik to Satellites: Why GPS is not the sole solution for container tracking
GPS isn’t a complete solution for container tracking, so how can you get full visibility over your supply chain?
January 2026 Newsletter
We hope you had a lovely Christmas break and you're feeling positive about what the year has in store. We’re jumping head-first into 2026, sharing new content, exhibiting at events and revealing what makes our Sensize Tracking System unique.Heading to Fruit Logistica...
EU Plastic Packaging Legislation: What PPWR Means for Businesses
The EU is tightening its grip on packaging waste, and is expecting buisnesses to act fast. The proposed Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is set to transform how packaging is designed, used, and tracked. Unlike earlier directives, this regulation will be...






