Barcodes are symbols that can be scanned by proper systems and play a key role in supply chains. Find here several types of barcodes managed by GS1.

We’ve been helping companies to identify their products since the very first barcode was used back in 1973. When you get your barcodes from GS1, you also get peace of mind that your numbers are …

The last digit of a barcode number is a computer check digit which makes sure the barcode is correctly composed. Use our check digit calculator below to calculate a check digit.

GS1 is a global, neutral, non-profit standards organisation that introduced the barcode in 1974, providing a common language to the industry. See more here.

10 steps to barcode your product The most important implementation resource for barcode identification are the over 100 GS1 Member Organisations in countries all around the world. This guide takes new …

Verified by GS1 makes it easy to search, look up and verify information about any barcode number (GTIN, UPC, EAN), location (GLN), company or other GS1 key (SSCC).

GS1-128 and ITF-14 are highly versatile 1D barcodes that enable items to be tracked through global supply chains. The GS1-128 barcode can carry any of the GS1 ID keys, plus information like serial …

Instantly-recognisable, EAN/UPC barcodes are printed on virtually every consumer product in the world. They are the longest-established and most widely-used of all GS1 barcodes.

The barcode may be an ITF-14, EAN/UPC, or when additional item data is needed, a GS1-128 barcode. It is important to note that such labels, when not containing an SSCC, are not considered to be GS1 …

Aug 30, 2024 · What is the difference between a GS1 GTIN™, a barcode, an EAN and a UPC? Modified on Fri, 30 Aug, 2024 at 1:31 PM A GS1 GTIN™ is a unique, global, verifiable product identifier …