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Selling a product starts with a GS1 barcode number
The sound of a beep at the checkout counter. The GS1 barcode launched a digital revolution that forever changed the way the world does business. With a simple scan a product could be identified and connected to a computerised system.
Companies of all sizes need barcode numbers to correctly identify and sell their products in stores or online. The power of the data captured through the barcode is helping to solve large and complex industry challenges.
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Healthcare leaders and regulators convene to focus on preventing falsified medicines from entering supply chain
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia was the chosen venue for the first African GS1 Healthcare Conference, on 8-10 May.
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Global event shows how mobile phones are changing shopping habits
On 15 June 2010, GS1 MobileCom Day gave a unique perspective on how people are using mobile phones to shop and consume differently across the globe
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GS1 Chinese Taipei healthcare event
On 30 October 2015, the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) released a UDI Administrative Guidance (including subsequent relevant regulations on the Medicine Traceability System in 2016), proposing to establish a common system for medical product identification.
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| 00000000 | Used to issue Restricted Circulation Numbers within a company |
| 00000001-00000099 | Unused to avoid collision with GTIN-8 |
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