What is a GTIN code and why is it essential in commerce?
The GTIN code is a unique, universal identifier assigned to a product, enabling it to be recognized and tracked anywhere in the world.
What is a GTIN code?
The GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) code is a standardized identifier used to uniquely recognize a product worldwide. It enables companies, distributors, and marketplaces to manage the exchange of goods accurately and automatically.
Assigned by the GS1 organization, the GTIN comes in several formats (GTIN-8, GTIN-12, GTIN-13, or GTIN-14) depending on the type of product. It often takes the form of a barcode or QR code, facilitating traceability, inventory management, and commercial transactions. For example, the most common GTIN-13 corresponds to the 13 digits found under the barcodes of consumer products.
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