Connecting your drinks: the Edard cork revolution!

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Connected corks: the discreet innovation that is transforming the beverage experience

In a world where transparency, interaction and authenticity have become central consumer expectations: innovation can thus go through a... traffic jam. Long perceived as a simple locking accessory, it is now becoming a real information vector, thanks to the integration of NFC (Near Field Communication) technology.

An innovation born from a concrete need: traceability

At the origin of this advance, an imperative: to guarantee reliable, sustainable and non-falsifiable traceability. Integrating an NFC chip directly into the Edard cap not only makes it possible to follow the product throughout its life chain, but also to create a direct link with the end consumer. With a simple gesture by approaching their smartphone, the user accesses a wealth of information: origin of the product, tasting advice, exclusive offers... and much more.

A direct channel between brands and consumers

This system opens up a new field of communication, disintermediated, where the brand takes back control of the message and the customer relationship. It thus makes it possible to:

  • Offer personalized or promotional content,
  • Collect valuable data on uses and preferences, in compliance with the RGPD.

Unlike traditional requests (emails, calls), NFC gives the user the choice: he interacts if he wishes, at his own pace. It is a non-intrusive communication, integrated into a moment of consumption, user-friendly and therefore more natural.

Tradition and modernity: an essential balance

The challenge is clear: to innovate without betraying. The example of heritage brands like The Perfect or Flensburger shows that it is possible to modernize your image while respecting your DNA. The connected cork is part of this logic: it enriches the experience without disrupting uses. It allows for a smooth transition to demand marketing, where listening precedes action.

“More than a gadget, the NFC cap is a powerful tool, both technical, marketing and relational. It meets real needs, while offering new perspectives for brands concerned with authenticity, performance and proximity. In a changing sector, this innovation could well become a standard.”
Joël Segenreich, director of Edard

Good to know

La NFC (Near Field Communication) allows the exchange of information at a short distance between an object and a smartphone. This technology makes it possible to have instant access to data, content or services in a simple, fast and secure way.

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