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Data Bar Stacked is a retail barcode extension of the original Data Bar symbology introduced by GS1 in 2006. It provides additional product information in a small space, including weight, price, expiration date, manufacturer, and batch number. THIS ARTICLE EXPLAINS ITS FEATURES, BENEFITS, AND USES.*BENEFITS OF DATA BAR STACKED BARCODE: Data bar Stacked is a tool that offers numerous benefits for retailers and consumers. It simplifies inventory and pricing management by encoding information like weight, price, and expiration date. This allows retailers to track inventory levels and ensure product pricing accurately, reducing errors and saving time compared to manually entering this data into a computer system. Tool also saves time by reducing the need for manual entry of this data. Overall, Data bar Stacked is a valuable tool for both retailers and consumers.*FEATURES OF DATA BAR STACKED BARCODE: Data bar Stacked is a two-dimensional barcode with stacked rows of bars, similar to the original Data Bar symbology but encoding more information in a smaller space. It can encode up to 14 digits of a GTIN, product information like weight, price, and expiration date, and includes a check digit for correct reading. It is designed for easy reading by handheld and stationary scanners and can be printed on various surfaces like paper, plastic, and cardboard. The barcode's size can be adjusted to fit product packaging. *USES OF DATA BAR STACKED BARCODES: Data bar Stacked is a widely used technology in the retail industry, particularly in grocery stores, to encode information like weight, price, and expiration date on various products like fresh produce, meat, and dairy. It is also crucial for pharmaceuticals, where accurate tracking of expiration dates is essential. In the healthcare industry, it is used to track medical products like vaccines and blood products, ensuring they are used before expiration by encoding lot numbers and expiration dates.
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