UPC code (Universal Product Code)
is one of the large-scale application of the bar code, the Uniform
Code Council to develop a bar code for goods,
mainly for the United States and Canada, after the passage of
international trade.
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Most categories require sellers to use a product identifier to
create new product pages and offer listings on the Amazon.com
website. The most common identifier used by sellers is a UPC.
If you don't provide a UPC, EAN, or ISBN, you will generally
receive an error message. When this occurs, you will need to add
the product's identifier in order to create a new product detail
page in the Amazon.com catalog or complete your inventory
offering. (If you don't have a UPC, EAN, or ISBN for your
product, see How to Obtain a Product Code.)
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Amazon has contributed mightily to fraud within the U.P.C.
System.
Valid U.P.C.'s require verified Membership in GS1.
However, far too many Amazon Sellers do not want to pay the
exorbitant GS1 Fees, so they rely on "second tier" Firms like
Buy a Barcode, Mozian, etc. - where they can obtain U.P.C.'s for
$10.
The problem is - these Codes are NOT verifiable by GS1 (as
relates to Company Membership or Ownership), but, they satisfy
Amazon, and others, because they are a twelve digit U.P.C.
Another Amazon issue is the lack of requirements for U.P.C.'s
for selected Categories - DVD's, Wine, Private Label Foods, etc.
- which means that, Product Recalls cannot be achieved on
Amazon.
Please visit this website for
detail information:
https://upcs.com/buy-upc-now |
A UPC code is a 12-digit
number with the bar code comprised of 7-bit codes that represent
each digit in the sequence.
There are exactly 30 bars in
the UPC code sequence, including the start and end bars.
The UPC code is read by a
digital scanner that allows it to interpret each of these bars
and match it up with a database for speedy check out. |