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Thanks for sharing Dominique Guinard The importance of this transition step by GS1 can not be stressed enough and the time has come to embrace and align on standards. The step not only enhances operational efficiency but also aligns with new FSMA 204 requirements, ensuring a safer and more transparent food supply chain. By adopting GS1 standards and QR Codes, all organizations can benefit from the enhanced traceability that Amazon has demonstrated has been able to get (they focused on the end consumer from the start) ultimately leading to greater consumer trust and food safety. Now is the opportune moment to push these initiatives globally to comply with regulatory changes and to safeguard our food supply. For a truly connected supply chain interoperability is a key and this is a great step forward to achieving the visions set out by Frank Yiannas in crafting fsma204

With established standards, tested use cases, and ongoing rollouts, Scanbuy is leading the charge in this incredible transformation. Reach out to discover how we can make your company's UPC code transition a breeze! #sunrise2027 #smartpackaging #qrcodes #GS1QRCODE #digitallink #consumerengagement #scanbuy

The GS1 #Qrcode is on its way and with today’s technology will have positive impacts in the way a unique product is identified, the information which can be associated with that product, its service support and so much more.

What do all these great brands have in common? Read about their support to transition to QR Codes with GS1 Standards to find out!

On the edge of the next 50 years are you getting to know the 2D barcodes that will start to take over. Merge the functionality of what goes beep today at the check out with you have on your product today that connect your brand to your customer in one barcode. It’s here it’s waiting for you to test and lean.

Carrefour's latest strategy is quite intriguing. It's a positive step that could compel consumer packaged goods companies to enhance their efficiency. Ideally, this should result in a portion of the cost savings being transferred back to the consumers. #retail #retailmedia

So, this announce in Carrefour goes: "We don't sell this brand any longer due to the unacceptable price' rise". Funny enough, you can see Doritos packs on both sides of the paper, but overall, shelf was half-empty. In the times of galloping inflation, that's an imaginative way to put weight of consumers' anger off the retailer to producer' shoulders. Not sure, it can really affect producer' price policy, but interesting try, anyway. #marketingandadvertising #fmcg #keyaccountmanagement #negotiationskills #branding #pricing

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Carrefour, a supermarket chain, is informing customers in four European countries (France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium) that it will no longer sell certain products like Pepsi, Lay’s crisps, and 7Up because they have become too expensive. Shelves for PepsiCo products at Carrefour stores in these countries will display signs stating that the store will stop stocking these brands due to "unacceptable price increases." This move is part of an ongoing dispute over prices between retailers and global food companies. Some customers support the decision, stating that expensive products may be left on the shelves. Carrefour has been actively challenging big consumer product and food companies over prices, and last year, it started a campaign highlighting products that have shrunk in size but cost more. The move is also influenced by the French government's efforts to combat inflation and regulate the retail sector by encouraging price negotiations. #price #government #efforts #French #Pepsi #Carrefour #supermarket

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