What is Smart and Intelligent Packaging?
Smart packaging refers to packaging that has been designed to provide additional benefits beyond just containing and protecting the product inside. Smart and Intelligent packaging typically includes some form of technology, such as sensors, tracking systems, or indicators, that allow the packaging to perform a variety of functions. 
Some examples of smart packaging include:
Temperature monitoring: Smart packaging can include temperature sensors that monitor the temperature of perishable products, such as food or pharmaceuticals, to ensure that they are being stored at the correct temperature.
Time and temperature indicators: These indicators can provide information about how long a product has been stored and whether it has been exposed to temperatures that are too high or too low.
RFID tags: RFID tags can be used to track the location of products as they move through the supply chain, making it easier to monitor inventory and prevent theft.
QR codes: QR codes can be used to provide consumers with additional information about a product, such as nutritional information, instructions for use, or links to additional resources.
Anti-counterfeiting measures: Smart packaging can include features, such as holograms or serial numbers, that make it more difficult to counterfeit products.
Overall, smart packaging has the potential to improve the safety, quality, and sustainability of products by providing additional information and functionality beyond what traditional packaging can offer.
