GS1 UPC Codes

GS1 UPC barcodes are a type of barcode used to identify products and enable accurate tracking and inventory management. UPC stands for "Universal Product Code" and is a type of barcode that is widely used in retail and other industries. GS1 is a global organization that sets standards for barcode identification, including the UPC barcode.

GS1 UPC barcodes consist of a series of black and white bars of varying thickness, with a 12-digit number printed underneath. The barcode is scanned by a barcode reader, which reads the bars and translates them into the corresponding 12-digit number. The number identifies the product and can be used to look up information about the product, such as its price, manufacturer, and other details.

GS1 UPC barcodes are widely used in the retail industry to identify products and enable accurate tracking and inventory management. They are also used in other industries, such as healthcare and logistics, to track products and ensure accurate delivery and inventory management. The use of GS1 UPC barcodes helps to streamline supply chain processes, reduce errors, and improve efficiency in a wide range of industries.