QR codes, powered by GS1, are poised to be at the heart of this change, offering retailers and consumers alike a new level of insight into products and supply chains. The increasing demand for ...

Just over a year later, on June 26, 1974, a packet of Wrigley’s chewing gum sold at a supermarket in Ohio became the first ...

Supermarket chains including Tesco, Morrisons and Ocado are already trialling QR codes on products which will eventually replace barcodes in an eco-friendly drive. The retailers have brought in QR ...

Tesco is piloting a change to its in-store checkout process, which will look at replacing traditional barcodes with QR codes. Trials will look to explore the potential benefits that QR codes could ...

Britain's biggest grocer is piloting the innovation across 12 of its own-brand fresh produce and meat products ...

Barcodes have been simple, reliable, and basically unchanged since 1974, but they’re about to open up a whole new world for brands and consumers.

Tesco is trialling a major change in some of its stores as it trials using QR codes to replace the old-school barcodes on hundreds of items - in what's being hailed as the "second barcode revolution".

Loftware, the global leader in modernizing Product Identification in the supply chain - enabling authenticity, compliance, ...

With pilots running in 48 countries covering 88% of the world’s gross domestic product, the shift to GS1 QR Codes is already underway. Products with GS1 QR codes from global brands such as L ...