GS1 offers a standard to help accomplish this: The GS1 Logistic Label. This guideline provides guidance on how to physically identify logistic units using the GS1 Logistic Label. It is based on the GS1 Standards described in the GS1 General Specifications, and on best practices gathered in various implementation projects around the world.

Provides an overview of the normative rules and best practice recommendations based on GS1 Logistic Label implementations around the world. Updated references to GS1 General Specification to align with latest version. Added a note in Appendix B on the way to handle verification of labels that include GS1 and non-GS1 barcodes.

The GS1 Logistics Label guideline provides an overview and clarifications of the relevant rules as contained in the GS1 General Specifications. It also provides best practice recommendations based on implementation experiences around the world. Errata: corrected the list of contributors and example in section 10.10.

standards for the automotive industry. This guideline describes the BOSCH requirements of the Global Transport Label (GTL) and contains the technical specifications that are required to …

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Dec 25, 2013 · use GS1 standards to provide information about the contents of each logistics unit, which can be used in any trade and industry sector. The benefits of using SSCCs and the GS1 logistics label include: • One label that’s used throughout the supply chain • Improved control procedures in warehousing and distribution

Oct 29, 2024 · Learn how to create Serial Shipping Container Codes (SSCCs) and logistics labels with our step-by-step guide. Streamline your shipping processes and enhance traceability with GS1 UK.

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This guideline outlines the MAHLE requirements for the Global Transport Label (GTL) and contains the technical specifications necessary to implement the GTL. It specifies the label type, label placement, field and barcode contents in compliance with the VDA recommendation 4994 (Version 2.0, July 2023).

This guideline provides guidance on how to physically identify logistic units using the GS1 Logistics Label. It is based on the GS1 Standards described in the GS1 General Specifications, and on best practices gathered in various implementation projects around the world.