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LEARN ABOUT GTIN Numbers AND ITS VARIOUS TYPES

  WHAT EXACTLY IS GTIN?   A Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is a unique and globally recognized identifier for a product. It brought together numerous systems to guarantee that they all followed the same framework. Do you want to know more about what are GTIN numbers ? What are their types? Here is the article answering all your questions.   Types of GTIN    GTIN numbers can have a length of 8, 12, 13, or 14 digits. They are a numerical representation of the barcode on the product. Several GTINs are available based on where the product originates and the type of product.   Legacy systems must frequently be updated to comply with the new GTIN criteria.    GTINs that are now available include:   ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number.   UPC stands for Universal Product Code.   EAN stands for European Article Number.   JAN stands for Japanese Article Number.   There are four types of GTINs in use:   GTIN-8 - primarily used for EAN-8 barcodes.   GTIN-12 - primarily used fo

A GUIDE ON WHAT AN INSPECTION CERTIFICATE IS? THE DIFFERENT BENEFITS AND NEEDS OF IT

  A Certificate of Inspection is a trade document issued by the inspection agency following a thorough inspection of the items and is necessary when exporting consumer products . It verifies if the items were exported in excellent shape and meets the requirements outlined in the contract.    What ad vantages does a Certificate of Inspection offer?    You now understand what an inspection certificate for export is . Let's now examine a few certificates of inspection ( COI ) benefits as it's a crucial export trade document:    It verifies that the items are following the terms of the contract, protecting imp orters from receiving defective or incorrect goods.    An inspection cer ti ficate for export enables exporters to monitor the production process and implement prompt corrective actions before packaging and sending to prevent difficulties during the inspection.    An inspection certificate connects the exporter and the importer. The inspection company may be sue